Carrying on from last week’s guide to installing the LCD screen, we have the heated print bed and power supply unit (PSU). Though not quite as short as last weeks update, this one isn’t too taxing either. This is good because the wiring guide that follows can be a bit tedious experience so enjoy this! […]
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A nice short post on the Prusa i3 MK3S+ build guide. This weeks we’ll go through the simple process of installing the LCD screen onto the front of the 3D printer. Follow the pictorial guide in the gallery below to see what to do. Stay tuned next week for the sixth part of the build
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Starting out in 3D printing can be a disheartening experience for some people. The lure of the cheap 3D printer can definitely be a trap for new players. In 2016 the M3D was $500 and was one of the cheapest available. Reviews at the time were good but unfortunately it didn’t really live up to
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Building the extruder Welcome to part 4 of the Prusa build guide! This is a big one! It’s now time to assembly the business end of your machine. The extruder assembly is where the filament is melted and placed onto the print bed to become your 3D printed part. Luckily Prusa have wired up all
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The Creality CR10 V3 is used for larger parts that won’t fit on the 240 x 220 x 220mm print bed of our Prusas. Boasting a 300 x 300 x 400mm print volume, it was seen to be a reasonable solution for printing prototype parts for our upcoming sister business R-Spec. It seems that it
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Building the X and Z-axes Welcome to part 3 of the Prusa build guide! Because this is the fourth Prusa i3 in the Lannix3D workshop, we have reproduced some of the parts with a nice blue filament to distinguish this printer from the others. Prusas come from the factory with 3D printed parts, some of
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Building the Y-axis Moving on from the first post where we assembled the 3D printer’s main frame, it’s now time to build and install the Y-axis carriage. Incidentally, this is where I’ve noticed a difference between this MK3S+ and the earlier MK3S which is the brackets that hold the linear bearings to the underside of
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Building the main frame Prusa 3D printers are considered to be a reliable workhorse machine suitable for mass producing parts in a small business. Popular with hobbyists and businesses alike, we can vouch for their reliability and performance. This is our fourth Prusa machine and to distinguish it from the rest we have decide to
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