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Starting from firmware 1.8.0, the Original Prusa SL1/S can be added to Prusa Connect. There are three ways to do it. Touchscreen GUI on the printer Go to the printer menu to Settings…
The Original Prusa SL1 has an update-server, which is checking for updates automatically. There is no need to do it manually, but this option is still possible. Starting from firmware…
Current lead time estimates for new orders Updated: December 10th, 2025 --> The…
This is an advanced system for displaying error screens, providing more useful information to the user. In case of an issue, the printer will display the name of the error followed…
If the print does not appear on the printing platform, nor at the bottom of the resin tank, there are a couple of possible causes: Highly insufficient exposure times Old or separated…
Broken supports (or missing parts of supports) are usually caused by incorrect settings in the PrusaSlicer. The supports are either too thin or the exposure time is set to a value…
