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X350 - Industrial printer from German Rep Rap | X350 - Industrial printer from German Rep Rap. This printer was given away in mid-2022 to make room for a more modern replacement discussed in [[3dprinter4lab]]. | ||
== Details == | == Details == | ||
Latest revision as of 16:18, 10 September 2022
You are visiting an old space inventory page. The information found on "X350" might be out of date. This printer is not at the space anymore.| X350 GRR Status: gone [box doku] | |
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| Description | X350 |
| Owner | MuMaLab |
| Financing | Donation from GRR (~3500€) |
X350 - Industrial printer from German Rep Rap. This printer was given away in mid-2022 to make room for a more modern replacement discussed in 3dprinter4lab.
Details
- Printing Volume A4
- Nozzle 0.4mm for 1.75mm Filament on a DD3 Extruder.
- Steel Frame
- Steel sheetmetal carrier
- Ceramic printbed
- 220v heat bed underneath
- Printable via Octoprint / Telegram
- Material:
- ABS
- Maybe other high temp Filaments
- Maybe PLA
Usage
If you havent used the printer your about to, ask AdrianMenzel or Christian Bendl on Slack beforehand
- Slice your .stl in PrusaSlicer
- Our PrusaSlicer config currently contains a beta version of an ABS profile, but it already prints fine
- Upload your GCode onto the Octoprint Webinterface, available by the IP mentioned on the Network entry
- For any Questions, contact AdrianMenzel or Christian Bendl on Slack
- Costs: see 3D Printing
