Solidoodle 4
3D for Everybody
In its brief life span, 3D printing has been dominated by the DIY scene intent on building, maintaining, and modding their printers all by themselves. While it adds another layer of intrigue to the process and can lead to some curiously customized machines, for those of us without mechanical mastery, a fully assembled set-up will do the job just nicely. Enter the Solidoodle 4, a 3D printer ready to rock as soon as it arrives.
Out Standing Performance
New and improved, the Solidoodle 4 includes a solid steel encasing that gives the printer a streamlined and stylish look. It’s sturdy as well, withstanding enough outside pressure that a grown man can stand atop the device without stressing the machine. The Solidoodle 4 now ships with a brand new extruder and all bed adjustments are made by hand, not by screwdriver.
The Sky's The Limit
The Solidoodle 4 can be used with both ABS and PLA filament. Peek at progress through the easy-open lid, plug into the printer through a USB connection, and rest easy knowing that the electronics are thermally isolated from all the action. If you’re looking to 3D print immediately, embrace the future with the Solidoodle 3D Printer.
Specs
- Creates plastic parts up to 8 x 8 x 8 in (20.32 x 20.32 x 20.32 cm)
- Brand new extruder with 0.4 mm nozzle
- Heated build platform
- Uses 1.75 mm filament – PLA or ABS
- Resolution up to 0.1 mm
- 13.5 x 14 x 15 in case footprint (34.29 x 35.56 x 38.1 cm)
- Internal steel frame
- Powder coated steel enclosure
- Easy-open lid
- Internal case fan
- Thermally isolated and internally mounted electronics
- Thumbwheel calibration of platform height
- Snap-in filament spool holder
- Solidoodle Motherboard
- Fully assembled and tested
- Windows, Mac, and Linux compatible
Included
- Small roll of starter filament
- 100 V - 240 V universal power supply
- USB cable
- Tool kit
Shipping
Estimated ship date is Apr 7, 2014 PT.
Payment will be collected at checkout. After this product run ends, orders will be submitted to the vendor up front, making all orders final.
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