prusa_i3_bear_upgrade
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prusa_i3_bear_upgrade
- Prusa 2.5S Question
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Prusa BearEXXA v2 is available
I don't know anything about the Printables link, and only know of the Bear upgrades (just read, nothing further), but isn't it all on Github already? https://github.com/gregsaun/prusa_i3_bear_upgrade
- Upgrade path for MK3
- Any other tools I could covert my mk2s into?
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Is getting a working resin printer easier then FDM?
I have a Prusa MK3S, bought as an MK3 in 2018 and then upgraded. And build my own Prusa Bear (https://github.com/gregsaun/prusa_i3_bear_upgrade) which costed me more time getting it to work because I cheaped out on the stepper motors initially. But both printers is fire and forget for me. I print a lot, mostly PLA and PETG, sometimes ABS, without any problems.
- My opinion about Prusa i3 in 2022 and Perhaps 2023
- Can i replace Mk2.5s Y-frame with 3030 extrusion?
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Mk52 bed upgrade
If you want more rigidity in the frame, you can also upgrade the frame with a BearPrusa of Gregory Saunier : https://github.com/gregsaun/prusa_i3_bear_upgrade
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I have the prusa Mk2s which I upgraded to an MK2.5. Any kits that I can buy to upgrade it further?
you could do a Bear upgrade
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Anyone ever paint the metal parts of their Prusa?
Checkout the Bear Mod https://github.com/gregsaun/prusa_i3_bear_upgrade/blob/master/README.md
PrusaSlicer-ARM.AppImage
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hey i need some help
You're trying to execute an x86-64 binary on aarch64 architecture, that's why it doesn't work. Try using a release from davidk's repo
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How to print without network?
You could go one step further and install PrusaSlicer on the Pi itself -- with a desktop environment and a browser, you could download STLs, slice them, and print them all from the printer.
- Bed texture not loading correctly
What are some alternatives?
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