Introducing the Reducing Plate - Use smaller rectangular sheets on the Mayku Multiplier

[@andrewlb]

Fuck yessss. This was my top request to your user researchers, thanks for listening!

[@andrewlb]

Oh nooo. It looks like it’s 750 euro. 😅

[@komotion]

Thanks for the video as I am considering getting the Mayku Multiplier. You state at the end that the reducer plate enables using taller templates... Why is that?

[@piled3dprinting]

Does this support formbox sheets?

[@TeamMayku]

It's compatible with the the same materials and thicknesses, but unfortunately the FormBox sheets are not compatible in size with the Reducing Plate as they're too small.

[@davedraws76]

Guys. This is way too expensive for an accessory that should be included with the purchase of a multiplier. This is the price (if not more) than a nice iPad, a high end Epiphone guitar, a PS5, two Saturn resin printers, a deal on a flight to switzerland, etc. It looks perfectly well made but c'mon. You guys know this is overpriced. Your whole vision for the multiplier is cut out the expense of prototyping with a middleman but your new materials (some of them) pose an exorbitant cost and now this $600 accessory? We might as well just hire the middleman. He's cheaper.

[@zengear553]

agreed!