But it's the most expensive machine that goes "Bing!" in-case the director walks by.
My Prusa can print a 1mm cube. Is the complaint that the resolution of hobby machines aren't good enough or that it's using a thermonuclear rocket launcher to squash an ant?
Im assuming you mean your Prusa can print a solid 1mm cube with rounded edges, which is very different than a lattice structure with an overall 1mm size
I wish I had a 4000 lasers plaid-mode FDM printer able to work in titanium, PLA, ASA, styrofoam, carbon nanotubes, steel, copper, wood, concrete, borosilicate, and EPDM at micrometers.
My Prusa can print a 1mm cube. Is the complaint that the resolution of hobby machines aren't good enough or that it's using a thermonuclear rocket launcher to squash an ant?