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Oct.31, 2013

GADGETS3D announces today its new RepRap printer G3D (based on Prusai3) and project "3D printer in every school".

Based in Poland and Hong Kong, Gadgets3D supplies RepRap 3D printers and parts, and it is also the manufacturer of desktop 3D printer Zortrax. The new small sized, low-cost G3D 3D printer is specially designed for schools, small businesses and individual customers.

In December 2013 GADGETS3D will start the program "3D printer in every school": for $245, each school will be able to buy its own 3D printer in a special set of Educational Kit. The program will include a few surprises GADGETS3D as the first company will supply more than 500 schools around the world a free printer.

The G3D 3D printer will be available for regular sale in first half of November. This price for a full set G3D with plastic parts is $499.

As a company that supports the idea of open source GADGETS3D will provide full documentation of the RepRap G3D 3D printer under the GPL license.

Technical specifications:

• Build Volume (L | W | H - mm) 200 x 200 x 200
• Precise laser cut acrylic frame
• Wade style Extruder
• G3D Hot-End for 1.75mm/3mm PLA/ABS (pre-assembled)
• Nozzle diameter 0.4mm/0.5mm
• Material: 1.75mm/3mm PLA, ABS, Nylon, Laybrick, Laywood
• High power RAMPS 1.4 electronics (pre-configured)
• G3D Stepper Motor drivers
• High torque NEMA 17 Steppers Motors
• G3D LCD display with G3D Shield including SD card reader and SD Card for standalone operation
• 4-point platform leveling
• Removable acrylic sheet for good adhesion and easy part removing
• Recommended software: RepetierHost & Slic3r
• Assembly manual
• Marlin firmware (pre-configured)

 

 

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LH3D fablab wrote at 8/12/2015 3:31:48 PM:

We have lost 167€ In Gadgets3D. We have never been delivered. Be carefull. 1 month after ordering, the payement is collected but no one answers !!!

LH3D fablab wrote at 8/12/2015 3:30:34 PM:

We have lost 167€ In Gadgets3D. We have never been delivered. Be carefull. 1 month after ordering, the payement is collected but no one answers !!!

Sabrina Multer wrote at 11/21/2013 4:47:30 PM:

Is there an application or something that a school needs to do to be considered for this 3D printer?

Thinkyhead wrote at 11/4/2013 1:31:04 AM:

Good thing! I built a Prusa i3 using the G3D electronics kit and it was a pleasure to have everything so well put together. If this printer is up to their usual quality it should be great.

Emilio wrote at 11/3/2013 5:41:35 PM:

I see modified frame for example, Mark maybe time to go buy glasses :)?

Mark Toronto wrote at 11/3/2013 12:33:04 PM:

"is specially designed for schools, small businesses and individual customers." so just about everyone. I can't see anything that isn't open source on this machine.

Dave wrote at 11/1/2013 11:24:56 AM:

johnoly99: It is free to use and I suggest for you to use google "reprap trademrk" and you have perfect answer: "The teardrop, "RepRap", "Fused Filament Fabrication" and "FFF" are also covered by the GPL. Anyone can use them freely in any way they choose, but they may not be registered as trademarks or restricted in any other way. You may use them with significant extra words and graphics in trademarks and the like, just as you would be able to with words from the dictionary." http://reprap.org/wiki/RepRapGPLLicence Which means anyone and anywhere can use RepRap name, Due of they selling RepRap it is good idea that they named it RepRap.

Alex wrote at 11/1/2013 10:15:37 AM:

john- I think you should read more about trademarks, open source etc :) If you want put any trademarks/patents etc. the open source idea will dont have sense! BTW: I've never seen TM sign with the RepRap name :)

johnoly99 wrote at 11/1/2013 1:02:01 AM:

I do believe the word/brand reprap is trademarked by Mr. Bowyer?

Andrew - Materialination wrote at 10/31/2013 8:04:52 PM:

Great! If You want to see this printer in action take a look at our semminary. http://youtu.be/-T3hPsIPMME We assembled 10 of this Prusai3 in two days, thank's Gadget3d Your'e the best!

Tian wrote at 10/31/2013 7:15:08 PM:

it was nice to meet you at the Festival Marks & Innovation Shenzhen. You guys are awesome! I hope I will meet you there next year :)

Mark Toronto wrote at 10/31/2013 5:29:39 PM:

I love this company, they push forward 3D printing idea! They helped me many time when I build my RepRap printers. Good luck guys and PLEASE DONT STOP!

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