2019 is finally behind us and what a year it was! We launched three printer upgrades, two new printers, a new community hub, broke a world record… simply put: we were super busy and we could finally take a few days of rest. But we’re back on track now, so here’s a quick recap of […]

Joshua Lee is an animatronic model senior designer, with more than 25 years of experience in the film industry. He worked on many famous movies: The Fifth Element, Prometheus, Maleficent, or cult statuses series like Star Wars or Harry Potter.  He won the Visual Effects Society (VES) “Outstanding Models in a Photoreal or Animated Project” […]

The second PrusaPrinters.org contest just ended! Our first designer contest was a massive success! With over 150 submitted models and we had a really tough time deciding who was the best but this time It was incredibly difficult to choose the best ones because the number of submitted models is 304! We turned dozens of […]

The first batch of our brand new Original Prusa MINI is with our customers right now, so it’s a good time to do a quick recap of the current situation. We recorded a new video for you and I’d also like to shed some light on the situation with custom firmware. Original Prusa MINI is […]

Probably everyone involved in practical 3D printing has been thinking about improving the physical and mechanical properties of their prints. You could try out some special materials, but those are usually both expensive and hard to print. The only other obvious option is to tweak your print settings, which has its own limitations. Surely there […]

We’re launching Black Friday deals in our e-shop – and it’s more than just free shipping this year! Also, I have some important news about the Original Prusa MINI 3D printer, which will start shipping in just a few days!   Black Friday deals are here Last year, our Black Friday deals were all about […]

Our first designer contest at PrusaPrinters.org was a massive success! With over 150 submitted models, we had a really tough time deciding who was the best. Huge thanks to everyone who participated and congratulations to winners! And ever since the contest ended, we’ve been getting dozens and dozens of messages, asking us when the next […]

The most common and universal file format for 3D printing is STL. It was released in 1987 and it’s dead simple. An STL file describes a raw, unstructured, triangulated surface. It doesn’t contain any scale, color or material information. There is no validation, it’s just a bunch of triangles, so it doesn’t prevent you from […]

The first PrusaPrinters.org contest just ended! And because we were running it for the majority of October, it was pretty clear what theme we should choose: Halloween. The festival of fright, time of terror and ghastly galore of ghouls and ghosts! And what shocked us even more than a spooky scary skeleton was the number […]

We continue with our series of articles, which give you a unique glimpse into the world of Prusa Research’s development, design and programming. In our last article, we explained how we tackled an improved Mesh Bed Leveling routine. This time, we’ll explain how we made the heatbed virtually silent. Silent operation is one of our […]