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This is a discussion page about which 3d printer we should get for the lab, please feel free to edit it!
General Introduction
With the lab reopening and after some cleanup it seems that the two prusa minis need some backup. After the Plenum on 12.05.2022 with the introduction of this idea, this page is created to present the various printers in preparation for the decision making and voting.
Avaliable Spaces (Physical Requirments)
Printing room space avaliability
Dimension under current running Prusa minis:
Dimension under Ultimaker Unlimited Z:
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Printer Requirments
Evaluation criteria
- Easy to maintain and repair
- Known for good repairability/stock parts available from the manufacturer
- Support from the manufacturer
Candidate Printer
Ender 6
The Ender 6 is a Core-XY machine that borrows technical aspects from the popular Ender 5 Pro, adds extra build volume, an enclosure, and several improved components. With its sturdy and semi- enclosed frame and good printing speed thanks to its motion system that all comes with a very reasonable cost, it seems fitting for the lab.
- External review links: 3dPrintBeginner [External] |
Original Prusa i3 MK3S+
The well-known Original Prusa i3 MK3S+ is still the gold standard in FFF printing, attention to detail and technical finesse are its defining characteristics. Using the company’s filaments and filament profiles with the MK3S+ is magnificently foolproof. The print size, high price and outdated control is the only argument against it being brought into the lab.
- External review links: All3dp [External] |
Sermoon D1
[comming soon]
Artillery Sidewinder X1
[comming soon]