Replies to post #48848 on Sigma Labs Inc (SASI)

[MDuffy]

I think it looks fine. Functional, and won't show dirt in a factory setting. Though 3d printing itself is clean (generally) that doesn't mean every company with a 3d printer is spic and span. If Joe maintenance guy is working on the printer or nearby CNC machine or whatever I think black would be much appreciated lol

[DoDeeDee]

It's just standard rack mount hardware. Nothing custom or special about it - they are just using off-the-shelf hardware. It doesn't look special because it isn't. And - it's the same picture they have been using for years. I think the fact we have nothing to see is a good indicator there's nothing to see. This company is faking it. Just enough news to keep your interest, but nothing ever comes to fruition. The only thing you can count on is more dilution and ever declining value. If I were to be positive right now, it would be to reach the PPS (pre-splits) I bought at in September 2012 - $0.018. We're now at $0.01735 and dropping. We would have to get up to $3.60 again, and I don't see that happening. Ever. If we get above $4 again it will be because of another reverse split. What's the next one? Maybe 5:1 reverse? When's the next reverse split and dilution? I'm shooting for June. Go Sigma. Ha. :)

[TedJ]

Well the real solution to the cart is to just get rid of it. The cart was just the original make-do solution for a bulky stand alone system that did not run on the internet.

The longer term goal is work with the machine manufacturers to have them locate some space in the printer housing so a PrintRite command module can be slid in and connected to a wiring harness.

Operating as part of the Internet Of Things will eliminate most of the hardware on the cart. Clean and simple.