Alunar 3D Desktop Printer Prusa i3 DIY High Accuracy CNC Self Assembly

Alunar 3D Desktop Printer Prusa i3 DIY High Accuracy CNC Self Assembly "Prusa i3 strength is in the possibilities of upgrading and modificating the printer itself." It is a great piece of open-source hardware in case you want to dip deep into the fuzz of open-source 3D printing. That being said, if you want a 100% reliable, zero-maintenance...

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QIDI TECHNOLOGY 3DP-QDA16-01 Dual Extruder Desktop 3D Printer

QIDI TECHNOLOGY 3DP-QDA16-01 Dual Extruder Desktop 3D Printer Product Features Fdm technology; dual Extruder; obtained CE,FCC, RoHS certificates; qidi technology is registered trademark by edify technology Inc Aviation level aluminum plate its surface is completely flat and will NOT warp during heating process Easy to Use software...

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Best 3D Printer, MakerGear M2 Desktop 3D Printer

MakerGear M2 Desktop 3D Printer : Fast, Sleek and Beautiful!! Technical specifications include: Black Powder-Coated Rigid Steel Frame CNC Machined Black Anodized-Aluminum Axes Mounts Precision X & Y Linear Rails Precision Ground and Polished Steel Shafting 4-Start Lead Screw with Integrated NEMA 17 Stepper Assembled...

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The HATCHBOX 3D Printer User Guide : Software Setup

HATCHBOX Alpha 3D Printer reads GCODE output files. There are various free open source slicing software available to the public that you can use, as long as the file output is GCODE. In this section, we will provide you with the necessary information in order to set up HATCHBOX Alpha 3D to properly print with any open source slicing...

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The HATCHBOX 3D Printer User Guide : Utilities Menu

In the Utilities Menu, you can rotate the Function Button to show you the statistical information of your print, as well as the total printing time, and filament printed.  A. Current extrusion temperature / Desired extrusion temperature  B. Current bed temperature / Desired bed temperature  C. Filament extrusion...

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The HATCHBOX 3D Printer User Guide : Lubrication, Screw Tension

Lubrication To ensure the life of the rail, we recommend lubricating the linear rail every 200 hours or as needed. Screw Tension The 3D printer contains 12 core screws that will need to be fastened. Overtime, due to vibration and movement while printing, these screws may become loose. This will affect printing or may cause damage...

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FLASHFORGE DREAMER 3D Printer User Guide : Loading & Unloading Filament

Filament must pass through the extruder and into the heating block in order to be melted. In this user guide, we will demonstrate loading and unloading filament using the left side extruder. LOADING & UNLOADING FILAMENT Loading Filament 1. Remove the lid of the Dreamer  2. From the main menu, press the right icon labeled...

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Bed leveling for 3D Printer ULTIMAKER 2 EXTENDED+

Bed leveling As explained in the Get Started section the first layer of a print is very important. Therefore regular bed leveling is advised. Always re-level the build plate when you notice that the plastic is not equally placed on the glass plate. After transportation of your Ultimaker 2 Extended+, it is also advised to re-level...

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Unpacking the Afinia H800 3D Printer

The Afinia H800 3D Printer weighs over 40 pounds and should be team-lifted! Remove the power cord and 4 perf boards from the top foam piece. Remove top foam from the box. Lift the foam ring from around the printer. With two people, carefully lift the Printer from the box. Lift the foam sheet below the printer and remove the Accessory...

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