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Multi-material printing-focused improvements headline this minor release, which aims to sate the community’s appetite until the next major update.
Prusa has begun shipping its MK3.5 upgrade kits, which bring popular features from the MK4 to MK3S and MK3S+ 3D printers – and marks the end of the MK3.
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The switch is the result of input shaping which enables the 0.4 mm nozzle to reach “comparable” speeds as the 0.6 mm, but with finer levels of detail, according to Prusa.
Printables Store is the repository's second method of monetization since "Clubs", but makes efforts to preserve its free model space.
Prusa Research’s latest models, including the Mini, MK4, MK3.9, and XL, can now begin printing over networks within seconds using Prusa Connect.
A 'reliability drop' is the culprit, necessitating a new filament change strategy and further fine-tuning – with no ship date in sight.
A blog post details the challenges involved in implementing the feature, and also provides clarity on preorders of the backlogged machine
A post on X of a “special” Benchy out of what looks to be a PEEK-like material could be just that. What does it mean? Let’s speculate!
The MK4 finally gets its long-awaited input shaping firmware update, but the announcement comes with the bigger news is that the Original Prusa Mini and Mini+ are fast now, too.
The Patreon-like service sees creators defining up to five tiers, with subscribers billed monthly and receiving benefits such as exclusive models.
Featuring a cassette-style buffer and “dozens of major changes”, units for MK3S+ machines are ready now, with those for the MK4 set for the coming weeks.
The Original Prusa XL, is available to order, but multi-toolhead units have yet to ship. Here’s our first look.
Covering all things ESG, the report takes a look at Prusa’s accomplishments in 2021-2002, as well as sets sustainability-focused goals for the future.
Many of Prusa Research's new products are being released in a slow drip, but the MK4 and single-nozzle XL kits are here now.
A recent Prusa Research blog post seeks community feedback on its repository's upcoming subscription service.
The soon-to-be-released multi-material unit, the MMU3, by Prusa Research aims to make the system less finicky, and easier to troubleshoot.
After a cryptic tweet from Josef Průša showed off a high-quality Benchy printing fast, the Original Prusa MK4 has been officially released.
After repeated delays, Prusa Research is finally shipping its highly anticipated Original Prusa XL CoreXY 3D printer — but not multi-toolhead units yet.