kb:hardware:prusa_i3_mk3s_plus
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| ^ Model | i3 | | ^ Model | i3 | | ||
| ^ Revision | MK3S+ | | ^ Revision | MK3S+ | | ||
| + | ^ Print Volume | ~11L | | ||
| + | ^ Axis Limits | 250mm(x), | ||
| + | ^ Z-Axis Resolution | 0.01mm | | ||
| + | ^ Layer Height (min) | 0.15mm(first layer), 0.1mm | | ||
| + | These have been my workhorse printer for a long time, but it is on its way out. The "bed slinger" | ||
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| + | As I move to replace these, I am going to be switching to a combination of [[kb: | ||
| + | and Voron V0.2. Most of the parts are very small, so the Voron printers are stiffer and faster for that application. For engineering materials, the QIDI printers have a massive build volume and built in heated chamber. I have been using a custom solution for the Prusa printers, but the integration of the heated chamber settings into the slicer makes the prep work a lot faster. | ||
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| + | ===== Machines ===== | ||
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| + | ==== Printer 1 ==== | ||
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| + | This printer died in an experimental heated chamber. I melted all of the 3D printed components. It could be fixed by re-printing and replacing these components with my other machines, but I prefer to keep it around for spare parts for the other two printers. | ||
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| + | ==== Printer 2 ==== | ||
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| + | ^ Firmware | V3.14.1 | | ||
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| + | This printer is a standard printer. The only upgrade is a Garolite bed to improve bed adhesion and release. | ||
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| + | ==== Printer 3 ==== | ||
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| + | ^ Firmware | V3.14.1 | | ||
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| + | This printer is equipped with a custom heated chamber and upgraded nylon parts. I also moved the electronics (other than the steppers) out of the enclosure. This chamber supports up to 80C, but to prevent the steppers from overheating I do not exceed 60C. This printer is being retired from the chamber and returned to factory configuration. All future high temperature prints will be done on the QIDI. | ||
| ===== Manuals ===== | ===== Manuals ===== | ||
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