3D "printing" actually refers to the gradual build-up of heated plastic filament in very thin layers—usually just .2 millimeters thick. Filament comes on spools that feed into the 3D printer's extruder, which is similar to the tip of a glue gun. The extruder typically reaches temperatures of 400–550°F to melt the different types of plastic filament. The tiny layers it creates stick together to form a solid object.
- Build Space:
- Taz Pro: 11" x 11" x 11" (high)
- Mini 2: 6.30" x 6.30" x 7.09" (high)
- Accepted Files: .stl and .obj
- Cost: 10¢ per gram of filament used
- More printer specifications
- Prints taking 12 hours or more will not be accepted as print jobs.