TubeSum

MOVA Atomform Palette 300 Launch — Full Breakdown & Transcript

This 3D Printer Launch Was Actually Crazy… (MOVA Atomform Palette 300) Event

0h 38m video Published Mar 25, 2026 Transcribed Aug 10, 2026 O oMace
Beginner 5 min read For: 3D printing enthusiasts and hobbyists interested in multi-color printing technology.
AI Trust Score 60/100
⚠️ Average / Some Fluff

"The title promises 'crazy' but delivers a standard product showcase; still, it covers the key features adequately."

AI Summary

The video is a live stream from the launch event of the Mosaic Atomform Palette 300, a 3D printer capable of printing with up to 36 colors and 12 materials. The host explores the venue, showcases the printer's features, and answers viewer questions with the help of company representatives.

[00:22]
Live Stream Introduction

The host starts his first YouTube live stream, flown out to San Jose, California, to cover the Mosaic Atomform Palette 300 launch event.

[02:03]
Printer Capabilities

The Palette 300 can print up to 36 different colors and has a 300x300x300 mm build volume, allowing large multi-color prints in one go.

[04:03]
Filament Storage System

The RFD 6 filament storage units are temperature and humidity controlled, and up to six can be connected to the printer, each holding multiple filaments.

[05:47]
Nozzle Life Testing

An R&D manager confirms the nozzle swapping mechanism has been life-tested for two to three years of regular use (24/7).

[10:14]
Color Transition Mechanism

The printer automatically retracts filament, swaps nozzles, and purges waste, ensuring clean color transitions without manual intervention.

[12:37]
Auto Nozzle Swapping

Nozzles can be auto-swapped based on diameter or material, and if a nozzle gets damaged, the printer swaps it without pausing the project.

[13:14]
Pricing and Kickstarter

The early bird Kickstarter price is $99, with a $1,000 discount, while the MSRP is $2,199, which includes the RFD 6 unit.

[18:43]
Automation and Ease of Use

The printer is fully automated—no manual adjustments needed; users just press start and the printer handles colors, materials, and swaps.

[20:13]
Design and Cooling

The printer has a glass enclosure on three sides and top, with intake and outtake fans for proper cooling, preventing plastic melting issues.

[22:35]
Slicer Software

A company representative confirms the slicer is proprietary, built from scratch, not a fork of existing software.

[29:16]
Production Status

The product is fully finished, not beta; mass production is scheduled to start around late April to May.

[33:18]
Tubing Length

The tubing from the RFD 6 to the printer is relatively short, but users can splice their own tubing to any length they need.

The Mosaic Atomform Palette 300 is a fully automated, multi-color 3D printer with impressive capabilities, set to launch via Kickstarter with a significant early-bird discount. The event showcased its potential for both hobbyists and professionals, with production starting soon.

Mentioned in this Video

Study Flashcards (7)

How many colors can the Mosaic Atomform Palette 300 print?

easy Click to reveal answer

Up to 36 different colors.

02:03

What is the build volume of the Palette 300?

easy Click to reveal answer

300 x 300 x 300 mm.

02:15

How many RFD 6 units can be connected to the printer?

medium Click to reveal answer

Up to six.

09:11

What is the MSRP of the Palette 300?

medium Click to reveal answer

$2,199, which includes the RFD 6.

13:42

What is the early bird Kickstarter price?

medium Click to reveal answer

$99, with a $1,000 discount.

13:27

Is the slicer software proprietary or a fork?

hard Click to reveal answer

It is proprietary, built from scratch.

22:35

When is mass production scheduled to start?

medium Click to reveal answer

Late April to May.

30:59

💡 Key Takeaways

📊

36-Color Printing

This is the core feature that sets the printer apart from competitors.

02:03
📊

Nozzle Life Tested

Provides confidence in the durability of the auto-swapping mechanism.

05:47
📊

Kickstarter Pricing

The significant discount makes the product more accessible to early adopters.

13:14
💡

Fully Automated Workflow

Highlights the ease of use, appealing to beginners and professionals alike.

18:43
📊

Finished Product, Not Beta

Assures buyers that they are getting a polished product, not a test version.

29:16

[00:22] Welcome to my first live stream on YouTube. I know I haven't ever done really a live stream on here. Um it's always been like Twitch or something along those lines.

[00:35] something along those lines. But actually got flown out to San Jose, California. And I really want to show this opportunity give this opportunity and show you guys

[00:47] this new product launch. It's a 3D printer by Mosaic Atom form. And I'm here at their venue. Um they actually just finished up doing a

[01:02] about the product and had some other creators live on stage doing a little creators live on stage doing a little Q&A session and that sort.

[01:25] pretty nice. Super clean. Like the design. Quality of everything. And as you can see that's the main product over there. The Mosaic Atom form Palette 300.

[01:40] check it out ourselves. See what this is all about.

[02:03] Here. Over here it's actually a lot easier for us. they've done with the printer. And as you can see they can do up to 36

[02:15] And as you can see they can do up to 36 different colors. really big uh platform that it's printing on. So uh platform that it's printing on. So it's a 300 by 300 by 300.

[02:30] So you can honestly print like I don't know. I would say at least half of these all in one print. And you don't have to do anything else because you can do up do anything else because you can do up to 36 different colors.

[02:45] print. You do not have to do anything manually. It's all automated. manually. It's all automated. Makes it super easy to do.

[03:06] actually printed out to showcase. So they got like a unicorn in color. As you can see all those colors really shows.

[03:25] Uh this is uh Adventure Time TV show.

[03:46] printers so I can actually show you guys but they are currently being absolutely but they are currently being absolutely obliterated. Let's go look at all the colors filaments.

[04:03] So you can put literally 36 different types of colors into this one printer.

[04:16] the filaments are in there. They're actually temperature uh humidity controlled and all that stuff. And you can run all six of these into that one printer.

[04:36] which is actually kind of funny cuz I was questioning myself what would you need 36 colors for? Um not sure. But um you can honestly do really anything with

[04:52] it. I haven't been much into 3D printing I haven't been much into 3D printing space.

[05:04] life test on the nozzle swapping mechanism? Yes. I can try to find someone to do that for you. Actually I talked to this dude earlier and see if I can get a get some help.

[05:47] question for me? Oh yes sure. Uh so actually someone asked have you done mechanism? I'm sorry? The the nozzle swapping. Have you done like a life testing? Life testing? Like life. Like how many times

[06:02] Okay. Here's our research and development um managers. So um to answer your um managers. So um to answer your question is

[06:33] um we can do it two or three years. Okay. And and that's the answer. Okay. All right. Thank you. Thank you. So it looks like two to three years.

[06:48] Hopefully that answers your question. >> [clears throat] TCT. Yeah they're showing it over here. It's really hard to like actually get in there as you see everyone's like

[07:01] crowding around it. But you can see the nozzle sliding up But you can see the nozzle sliding up over there. themselves. See if I can zoom in.

[07:16] See if I can zoom in. Here you go.

[07:33] I hope regular means 24/7 business. Um I'm not sure. We'll see.

[07:47] things that they've created. Here's some children toys. Unicorn. Here's some better views.

[08:03] Here's some better views. There's the actual Palette 300.

[08:17] sleek and clean. Not over the top. It's modern. more announcement here. If you can see me I've got my hand I'm going to go over here and look at these other little

[08:33] these other little prints that they've made before. These are like uh

[08:47] I remember back in the day they like thought these were like super expensive printer. Easy peasy. can look at around the back? Um let me go to check.

[09:11] Nah it looks like they didn't hook anything up. But it says that you can hook up up to six.

[09:24] Um and then the in action they only have the one one of the actual storage units one of the actual storage units hooked up.

[09:48] they are have great color transitions? Yeah. Let me go and try to get over here.

[10:14] So, based off of what I see, I don't see any type of

[10:41] sucks back up into the tube, goes back in here, picks a new guy out, puts it back to the nozzle.

[11:06] here's a few more actual examples of what they printed. Oh, yeah. It's a little poop.

[11:22] they've tried out. I mean, I don't see any type of like you know, off-centering or anything of that sort.

[11:43] Actually, I still want to It's so hard to get over here. I still want to look at the actual printer.

[12:07] temperature controlled uh humidity. Shows you the type of temperature you can do, the filament the timing of everything. All inside of one case.

[12:25] It looks like it's almost done with this project. honestly a regular printer. And then down here, here's the actual

[12:37] nozzles themselves. So, those actually spin. It depends on what type of nozzle it needs or what diameter or what material you're using. Um if the actual nozzle gets messed up, it

[12:52] will auto swap it, so you don't have to pause your whole project or anything of pause your whole project or anything of that sort.

[13:14] The Kickstarter, what date is it? I swear I I've I swear I've seen I swear I've seen it online. Uh-oh, someone broke the V. I No, you're good.

[13:27] Um I swear I've seen it online, like the Kickstarter, it was like 99 bucks. or yeah, 99 bucks and then you get like a thousand dollars off or something like

[13:42] that. Am I correct? Like it's it's a thousand dollars if you get the early bird discount or you know, like you you buy it early. And then the actual price point is 2199 MSRP, but that actually comes

[13:58] with the RFD 6 as well. It's not just the printer.

[14:12] prior discount or not the prior discount the discount that you get before it actually launches is really big. Like I'm surprised they were able to cut it in half at the price point they have it at.

[14:30] I think the main tier is just the actual Palette 300 itself. And then you get one RFD 6 or you can just buy um just buy um the printer.

[14:47] or you can buy like two RFDs. And I'm not sure. I think that was it.

[15:04] Yeah, that's correct. LMG, that's correct. and see what else they got. I think there's like a art gallery

[15:19] upstairs that we'll check out. So, let's go look at that.

[15:31] and go upstairs. It's kind of weird. It's weird.

[15:53] Thanks for the insight, LMG. Appreciate it. Ooh, it's a little busy up here. Might need to come back.

[16:16] what else there is, but it's kind of hard to walk around up there currently.

[16:28] spot and then you also get the big discount.

[16:42] Let's see here. What else can I show down here for you guys?

[17:05] I think it is. So confused. So, it's just a pillow or I cuz there's like no sign, so I'm not sure.

[17:19] there's a top layer of the actual butterfly. Trying to figure out how to explain it better.

[17:41] Oh, not painting, 3D paint 3D print painting. painting. And then a frame.

[17:58] actually seen like four or five now around. Uh they actually have some other stuff on the table over here.

[18:13] there's a robotic lawn mower for like multi scraper. lawn mower for like multi scraper. iPhone cases, so your iPhone 17 Pro.

[18:26] saying. Some gears. Just some examples for uh any type of production you want to do.

[18:43] colors, 12 different types of materials. Everything is automated. There's no manual, you know, adjusting. It's straightforward. Just press start It's straightforward. Just press start and boom.

[18:56] you're trying to make this Ferris wheel. All these different colors, you would have to, you know, change or stop, swap, all that sort of stuff. Like same with the children's toys. And then like if you have a different

[19:11] type of material on certain items, once again, you would have to swap it manually. But over here you can really just click start and you'll have it done.

[19:36] Oh, yeah, it is really cool. Yeah, yeah, it's pretty much glass. So, Yeah, the three sides and then there's also the top that's glass.

[19:48] also the top that's glass. Back, yeah, back's just plastic. Not sure. Oh, oh yeah, yeah, the the Mova.

[20:13] get in here now. Oh, I see what happened. Someone uh Yeah, yeah, I see. All the nozzles. Well, first of all, look at the size. It's a 300 by 300 by 300.

[20:34] on that side. I'm not sure if you can see it. There's an intake fan over there. And then there's an outtake on the other side. So, it's proper cooling.

[20:48] So, it's proper cooling. Not melting all your plastic. tube. And then it'll easily just swap it. Goes

[21:02] back into the RFD 6. Chooses the color and material. And then it just automatically goes And there's not a lot of wasted uh materials. So, it'll automatically chops

[21:18] And then it sucks up the rest of the filament that's not being used. filament that's not being used. So, that's that's really nice feature.

[21:39] I'll try to answer them best I can. Or get someone else to answer them if Or get someone else to answer them if they're like super technical.

[22:00] Iron Man. Go for it. Um What's his name? Robbie? handle on YouTube. Um he's actually upstairs right now

[22:13] showing off his Iron Man uh helmet that he made with a 3D printer. Good. I'm good.

[22:35] Is it proprietary slicer from scratch or a fork? See it now. That I can't I can't answer. Let me go back over to these guys.

[22:52] any questions? Uh yes. Uh so, this guy's asking is it proprietary slicer from a scratch or a fork? I'll guess that. From scratch or a fork? Slicer from a scratch or a fork? I'm sorry. But this question I Yeah,

[23:07] >> Sorry. Is it from Yes. Oh, yeah, yeah. Okay. Can you ask him? Yes.

[24:06] Uh it's a proprietary slicer from scratch or a fork? Yeah.

[24:19] Fork scratch slicer. Okay. I'll cut slicer. I hope that answers his question. guys around here? Feel like I've gone through pretty much

[24:34] was trying to go into upstairs earlier, but pretty packed. So, let me go actually check it out real So, let me go actually check it out real quick. See if I can get back in there.

[24:53] They actually have more stuff to showcase. I believe so. I don't know. It's hard to The music I honest. But

[25:06] But I hope that answers his question.

[25:23] Okay. Yep.

[25:41] So, the second floor it was supposed to be like But they're currently doing a lot of different uh little games, surprises, and whatnot. So, I can't show you guys currently.

[25:54] check it out. Um the third floor is just like a catering service. So, some yummy food.

[26:17] Thanks for everyone on checking in me out, watching me, checking in me out, watching me, supporting me.

[26:32] Looks like these guys are doing a little time lapse.

[26:47] Crown. Crown. Spur. Spur. Rack and pinion.

[27:14] Um Cat paw base.

[27:27] Is there anything else I can show you? Anything else I can show you?

[28:02] they did a good job here. Kudos to uh Mova. Adam form. Kudos to uh Mova. Adam form. You guys are good.

[28:19] Event schedule. Wall photo and creator uh okay. Yeah, so it looks like on the second floor they're currently doing the photo wall, creator showcase, and then a Q&A session.

[28:38] Yeah. All right. finished product or an in in development printer?

[28:50] printer? Sure.

[29:16] I got another question. Yes. Um uh huh. Like uh we beta testing? Can you Are they Are you guys going to release a finished product or more like in type of deal. Uh

[29:29] you mean can we Like are this like are you going to release for beta testing of that sort? Um actually we are Um actually we are right now in after the May after May we

[29:43] uh trial production. Okay. Yes. I think I think it's the I cannot answer whether the beta testing I'm not very familiar with that. Sorry. Okay. Yes. So, it's

[29:58] >> Yes. Okay. All righty. Thank you. fully finished product. No beta testing required for you guys.

[30:17] Yes, the Kickstarter is the fully finished product.

[30:29] Let's see here. Is there anything else I can do? product? I think it looks pretty pretty much finished from my

[30:45] much finished from my what I see. actual printer done. They have the RFT 6 fully complete from the looks of it. And I guess it's going to be start and

[30:59] being put in major production in the like May or something along those lines. I think that's what he said, late April to May.

[31:28] production manager. Okay. Yeah. How you doing? Thanks. Oh. Nice to meet you. I cannot answer. He will answer. Okay. Okay. you guys release the product, is it

[31:41] still going to be like somewhat beta? Oh, sorry. A fully beta? Fully finished product or still in like beta testing?

[31:56] still in like beta testing? Like partially finished.

[32:08] >> Same as you. Okay. Okay. So, thank you much. finished. Um and I'm put in full production.

[32:25] from the printer? Um I can actually maybe answer that one So, here's the lines.

[32:41] worth of line. So, not really that far. As you can see, pretty close.

[32:57] to this guy. Hope that answers your question.

[33:18] Goes straight over to the actual Palette 300 printer.

[33:35] It's like having a mini fridge of space then. like LMG said, you can probably splice your own type of tubage

[33:47] to whatever you want. But I guess the preset is just that small little uh length. Which, you know, I think unfortunately a Which, you know, I think unfortunately a lot of companies do much shorter

[34:01] cable lengths and stuff of that sort nowadays, unfortunately.

[34:24] some type of rack. And instead of like losing all my table put them all go vertical instead of horizontal.

[35:00] I appreciate it. Um if you have any more questions before I dip, just let me know.

[35:12] Just going to come out here real quick, get away from the noise. San Jose, Cali.

[35:24] You're the man. I appreciate it. Thank you much. Thanks for the live stream. No problem. No problem.

[35:40] Actually, before I leave, I'm going to go upstairs. get involved up here. I know there's a lot of folks.

[35:57] I subbed, bro. Have a good one. Thank you, Max. I appreciate it.

[36:19] there. Who asked earlier? I think Frizzy. Can the boxes be placed on the floor? Is the tubing long enough? I believe you can make your own type of tube

[36:33] tube and do whatever length you want. they've made. Charmander.

[36:45] Charmander. Sorry night Charmander. This uh this looks

[36:58] Yeah, that looks really nice. It's crisp, clean.

[37:14] Let's see here. Do they have anything else?

[37:46] I think that's all for the live stream, everyone.

[37:58] a like, subscribe, and I hope to see you guys and my videos, I hope to see you guys and my videos, shorts, all that good stuff.

[38:14] And I'll talk to you guys very soon. Have a good one.

More from oMace

View all

⚡ Saved you 0h 38m reading this? Transcribe any YouTube video for free — no signup needed.