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Original Prusa XL

Posted by petrichor
Tags: prusa.i3, hardware.open, printing.3d, author.josef prusa, source.prusaprinters
https://blog.prusaprinters.org/original-prusa-xl-first-look_58312/

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Title
First look at the Original Prusa XL: CoreXY with an always-perfect first layer and plenty of new features! - Prusa Printers
Published
Nov 18 2021
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1659 words

4 comments

  1. Akir
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    It looks fantastic. And it’s about time that there is an open-source printer using the load cell method of auto-leveling. And is that a revo style hotend?! The one thing that bothers me about it...

    It looks fantastic. And it’s about time that there is an open-source printer using the load cell method of auto-leveling. And is that a revo style hotend?!

    The one thing that bothers me about it is the price. It just simply costs too much. There are a bunch of people who I know were waiting for Prusa to make their XL announcement who are probably a bit disappointed. And I am honestly unable to gage weather or not it’s actually worth the price for it yet.

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    skybrian
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    Not having to fiddle with first-layer adjustments seems like it will be quite convenient, once this improvement trickles down to smaller and cheaper printers.

    Not having to fiddle with first-layer adjustments seems like it will be quite convenient, once this improvement trickles down to smaller and cheaper printers.

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      Akir
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      This feature already exists in a number of different printers. The catch is that they tend to be incredibly poorly supported.

      This feature already exists in a number of different printers. The catch is that they tend to be incredibly poorly supported.

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      1. skybrian
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        Yeah, I meant the smaller Prusa printers, which I’m guessing will have new versions eventually.

        Yeah, I meant the smaller Prusa printers, which I’m guessing will have new versions eventually.

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