Using the printer

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  Printable parts for Original Prusa

  Plastic parts used on our 3D printers are printed by the same very machines, holding on to the original idea of the RepRap project. If you want to print replacement ...
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  Firmware updating (MK3S+/MK3S/MK3)

  Updating the firmware is recommended for all users as every new version brings new features and fixes. To utilize the new SuperPINDA, your MK3S must at least have firmware version 3.9.2! To ...
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  PETG

  Basic info PETG is one of the most easily printable materials, it is inexpensive and suitable for beginners. Relatively high tenacity and temperature resistance make it suitable for printing technical parts ...
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  Cold pull (MK3S/MK2.5S)

  A 'cold pull' is a technique that allows you to clean your printer’s nozzle and hotend from any material that may be stuck or burnt inside. You can also use ...
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  Changing or replacing the nozzle (MK2.5S/MK3S/MK3S+)

  The Original Prusa i3 printers use the E3D V6 Hotend. Any nozzle that is compatible with the E3D V6 Hotend can be installed on it. The stock nozzle that accompanies ...
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  i3 Printer Regular Maintenance

  It is recommended to regularly take some time to maintain your printer. This should be done even if the printer is working perfectly. The inspection and maintenance of its various ...
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  Adjusting belt tension (MK3/MK3S/MK3S+)

  Loose belts would cause a printer to malfunction and prevent proper printing. It can cause Layer shifting, Ghosting, or other print abnormalities like getting an irregular shape instead of a ...
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  Firmware updating (MINI/MINI+)

  On the MINI you flash the firmware using a USB flash drive. Download the Zip file for the firmware and extract it on your computer. Copy the .bbf file to the root ...
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  ASA

  Basic info ASA is a technical material suitable for outdoor use, due to its high UV light and temperature resistance. Unlike other materials soluble in more dangerous chemicals, ASA can be ...
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  Flexible materials

  Basic info Flexible materials are characterized by their excellent flexibility, tenacity, and chemical resistance. These materials are relatively uncommon, expensive, and suitable mostly for advanced users due to high print difficulty.   Recommended ...