PrusaSlicer is an open-source, feature-rich, frequently updated tool that contains everything you need to export the perfect print files for your 3D printer.
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If you are using PrusaSlicer for the first time to generate a gcode or bgcode for printing, you can follow the steps below. Click on the links to get more information about the…
Prusa Connect and PrusaLink are two remote printing solutions developed in-house by Prusa. Its origin is in the management system used in our record-sized print farm located in…
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 in your chosen language…
During transport, assembly, or maintenance (like adjusting the belt tension) the printer can become slightly skewed, where one axis may not be perpendicular (90-degree angle) to…
When unloading the filament, the tip can have a large or irregular shape that is too big for the Bowden PTFE tube. You may hear some grinding sounds from the extruder as the printer…
