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Prusa i3 MK3 - Printer Assembly and First Steps; Original Prusa i3 MK3 Printer

Prusa i3 MK3
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3D-printed elements of the printer that can be improved upon can be found at
http://www.prusa3d.com/prusa-i3-printable-parts/.
4 Original Prusa i3 MK3 printer
Unlike the printer kit, it’s completely assembled and almost ready to print. After plugging in,
and running the necessary calibration, you can print a 3D object in a matter of minutes after
unpacking the printer. Keep in mind, you can use our support email when you purchase the
assembled printer. Do not hesitate to write us if you need any advice or help. We will gladly
help with any specific prints.
3D printers use two different diameters of filament: 2.85 mm and 1.75 mm (you can
find more in the chapter Materials
). The 1.75mm version is used more worldwide,
although there is no difference in printing quality. The filament is provided on a spool
where you can find the basic information - filament maker, material (ABS, PLA, etc.)
and filament diameter. 2.85 mm filament is commonly called 3 mm.
This printer supports only a 1.75 mm filament. Please check that the filament diameter is
1.75 mm before inserting it into the extruder. Do not try to insert wider filament; it could
damage the extruder.
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