2 Product details
Title: Original Prusa i3 MK2.5 upgrade, Filament: 1.75 mm
Manufacturer: Prusa Research s.r.o., Partyzánská 188/7A, Prague, 170 00, Czech Republic
Contacts: phone +420 222 263 718, e-mail:
EEE group: 3 (IT and/or telecommunication equipment), Device use: indoor only
Power supply: 90-135 VAC, 2 A / 180-264 VAC, 1 A (50-60 Hz)
Working temperature range: 18 °C (PLA)-38 °C, indoor use only
Working humidity: 85 % or less
Kit weight (gross / net): 1.6 kg / 1.4 kg.
3 Introduction
Thank you for purchasing the
Original Prusa i3 MK2.5 3D printer upgrade
from Josef
Prusa - as your purchase supports us with its further development. Please, read the
handbook carefully, since all chapters contain valuable info for the correct service of the
printer.
Original Prusa i3 MK2.5
is a upgrade of Original Prusa i3 MK2S with numerous
hardware and software improvements, which lead to improved reliability as well as ease of
use and assembly.
Please check the
http://prusa3d.com/drivers
page for the updated version of this 3D
printing handbook (PDF download).
In case of any
printer
-related problem, do not hesitate to contact us at
.
We are glad to receive all of your valuable comments and tips. We strongly suggest you visit
our official forum at
forum.prusa3d.com
, where you can find solutions to common issues,
tips, advice and hints, in addition to actual information about the Original Prusa i3
printer’s
development.
3.1 Glossary
Bed,
Heatbed, Printbed
-
Commonly
used
term
for the
printing
pad - a heated area of the
3D
printer
where 3D objects are printed. The Original Prusa MK3 and MK2.5 has a special
magnetic MK52 heatbed. Do not print directly on this heatbed! You need to have the flexible
steel sheet on.
Extruder
-
Printing
head also known as extruder, is a part of a
printer
consisting of a
nozzle
,
hobbed pulley, idler, and a
nozzle
fan.
Filament
-
The term
for plastic provided on a spool. It’s used throughout this handbook as
well as in the LCD menu on the
printer
.
Heater,
Hotend
- Other names for a
printing
nozzle
.
1.75
- 3D printers use two different diameters (thickness) of
filament
: 2.85 mm (
commonly
called as 3 mm) and 1.75 mm. Worldwide the 1.75mm version is used more, although there
is no difference in
printing
quality.
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