With a MakerBot, you can make anything. While there is a limitation on the size of things that you can make, if you want to make something bigger than the build volume, you can make it in multiple parts and glue them together. I find there to be a number of parallels between using a MakerBot desktop 3D printer and one of my other hobbies, origami. A few years ago, Robert Lang, an engineer and modern origami designer, presented a complete algorithm that solves for an origami base that can have any number of desired flaps of any length, that could be then folded into anything from a single square of paper.
In essence, Mr. A MakerBot provides an operator with an extra dimension beyond a simple two-dimensional sheet of paper, while removing the skill requirement from the equation.
You can make a complicated plastic structure with a MakerBot just as quickly and easily as you can a solid cube—using the same volume of plastic. It stands to reason that if anything is possible in a single sheet of square paper, at least that much is possible with a machine that can build things in three dimensions. A RepRap is a self-replicating machine. A Raft helps with adhesion to the build plate by laying down an even flat foundation.
Rafts are turned on by default in MakerBot Print. Both rafts and supports are physically removed after the print is finished. Once rafts and supports are removed, your model is complete! Infill is the support structure inside your object.
Shells are the outer layers that make up the surface of your prints. Adding more shells does not affect its external dimensions, but can make your object stronger. Layer Height, also known as Print Resolution, changes the surface quality of a 3D print. Low resolution means the layers are thicker, objects print faster, and the surface quality is rougher. High resolution means the layers are thinner, objects print slower, and the surface is smoother. We suggest printing at our standard print quality.
Follow these steps before printing: Attach your extruder and build plate to your MakerBot 3D Printer, then load the filament. If you have any questions about your specific model MakerBot 3D printer, please refer to the manuals at support.
See All Post Processing Techniques. Learn how to sand your 3D prints to create an amazing surface finish, or prepare them for painting or silicone molding. Learn how to create a nearly automotive quality paint job on any of your 3D prints. Get scaled up on your MakerBot 3D Printers faster with hands-on, education-specific sessions taught by MakerBot's knowledgeable, friendly experts.
Your teachers, team, or staff can quickly learn about our products and solutions in The MakerBot Fundamentals Workshop. What are signs of Experimental Extruder wear? What is the warranty period and return policy of the Experimental Extruder?
Can I get my Experimental Extruder repaired? How do I access the 35 additional custom print settings for the Experimental Extruder? Where can I find more resources for my Experimental Extruder? Does MakerBot have new materials they are offering for the Experimental Extruder? Does MakerBot sell individual nozzles, wrenches, or other components of the Experimental Extruder? Will I need to buy the Experimental Extruder separately? What is included when I buy the Experimental Extruder?
Expand Tree Branch Sketch. Expand Tree Branch Replicator Z Expand Tree Branch Filament. Expand Tree Branch CloudPrint. Expand Tree Branch Software. For greater reliability and precision, it features improved hardware, like a redesigned gantry and z-stage. With MakerBot Print, you can import Native CAD parts and assemblies, auto-arrange them during print preparation, and then print them on one or more printers.
To get started printing quickly and easily, MakerBot Mobile offers an all-new guided wireless setup. With the new Grip Surface, prints adhere better, resulting in reduced warping and curling. Prints are also easier to remove with the new bendable Flex Build Plate. Our platform allows you to view the entire process, resulting in unparalleled print quality. Along with an intuitive dial, the LCD display allows you to set up and maintain your 3D printer, preview print files, and easily access your object library.
Control multiple printers from MakerBot Print so you can print on multiple build plates sequentially or simultaneously. Store, organize, and access a wide range of 3D design files in your personal Cloud-enabled library.
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