Prusa Research

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E3D’s Latest Revo Hot End Shows the Prusa Mini Some Love

The Revo Prusa Mini Edition is a model-specific version of the Revo Micro, enabling toolless nozzle swapping at room temperature with a drop-in replacement.

by Adam Kohut
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Prusa Unveils Original Prusa Mini 3D Printer and Announces Prusa XL

Prusa unveiled a smaller version of its beloved Original i3 MK3S printer, the Original Mini, which squeezes extra features into its more compact size while also announcing "Prusa XL", a 400 x 400 x 400 mm build volume machine.

by Azzura Lalani
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[Project] Reuse Old Filament Spools to Create a 3D Printed Zoetrope

Do empty spools of filament make you blue? Well, cheer up! Dominik Císař of Prusa Research shows us how to reuse a spool of Prusament to create a 3D printed zoetrope that features prancing sheep!

by Tyler Koslow
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Prusa MK4 Gets Touchscreen, Multi-Material Support in Expansive 6.0.0 Update

The Original Prusa MK4 gets a serious feature boost with v6.0 and a limited edition bundle to celebrate its first year.

by Shawn Frey
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Prusa Research Improves Multi-Material 3D Printing with PrusaSlicer 2.7.2 Release

Multi-material printing-focused improvements headline this minor release, which aims to sate the community’s appetite until the next major update.

by Adam Kohut
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The Original Prusa MK3.5 is Here, Farewell MK3

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.

by Adam Kohut
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Binary G-code in PrusaSlicer: What Is It Exactly?

Is binary the future of G-code? Read on to find out what binary G-code is, its benefits and drawbacks, and how you can take advantage of it.

by Myles Vendel
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Prusa 5.1.0 Firmware Introduces G-Code Streaming

Prusa Research’s latest models, including the Mini, MK4, MK3.9, and XL, can now begin printing over networks within seconds using Prusa Connect.

by Shawn Frey
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Prusa Delays MMU3 MK4 Variant

A 'reliability drop' is the culprit, necessitating a new filament change strategy and further fine-tuning – with no ship date in sight.

by Adam Kohut
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Shaping the Input
Input Shaping is Coming to the Prusa XL

A blog post details the challenges involved in implementing the feature, and also provides clarity on preorders of the backlogged machine

by Adam Kohut
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Just a PEEK?
Will Prusa Research Launch a PEEK 3D Printer? Materials?

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!

by Adam Kohut
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Accessorize Cooler Master’s Latest PC Case in this Printables Design Contest

Entrants will design an accessory for the Qube 500 PC case, with first prize taking home a Prusa MK4 kit and a case itself.

by Adam Kohut
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Join the Club
Prusa Research Launches ‘Printables Clubs’ Subscription Service

The Patreon-like service sees creators defining up to five tiers, with subscribers billed monthly and receiving benefits such as exclusive models.

by Adam Kohut
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Prusa Starts MMU3 Shipments, MK4 Users Will Have to Wait

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.

by Adam Kohut
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The Big Times
Original Prusa XL: Multi-Toolhead First Look

The Original Prusa XL, is available to order, but multi-toolhead units have yet to ship. Here’s our first look.

by Shawn Frey
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3D ESG
Prusa Research Releases Comprehensive Sustainability Report

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.

by Adam Kohut
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Prusa Details New Shipping Dates and Updates to the MK4, XL, and MMU3

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.

by Shawn Frey
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Printables to Launch Patreon-Like Subscription Service

A recent Prusa Research blog post seeks community feedback on its repository's upcoming subscription service.

by Adam Kohut
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The New Race to the Bottom: Will the CoreXY Arms Race Pose a Problem to Open Source?

CoreXY is the new knock-off to be, new patents keep coming in, and established players aren't happy with the state of open source. Sound familiar?

by Shawn Frey
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Prusa’s MMU3 Has An Easy Upgrade Path for Existing MMU Users

The soon-to-be-released multi-material unit, the MMU3, by Prusa Research aims to make the system less finicky, and easier to troubleshoot.

by Shawn Frey
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