Introducing The Positron, the ultimate portable 3D printer! It's a compact and foldable 3D printer perfect for on - the - go printing, whether you're at the office, job site, or traveling. Its innovative design features a compact and portable build that fits into a standard filament box. With a clever kinematics system, it maximizes an 180mm³ build volume while printing upside down and can be quickly deployed in about a minute. It's travel - friendly, having passed through major U.S. airports when following TSA guidelines. It has low power consumption, running on a 24 - Volt, 200 - Watt power supply, ideal for printing on boats, vans, or cruise ships. The printer offers customization and connectivity options. Its expandable main board allows you to add a Filament Runout Sensor, integrated PSU, and extra cooling. You can load prints via Wi - Fi, Ethernet, or mass storage, and USB and Ethernet are always reliable. Using Klipper, you can customize macros and control the fully - addressable RGB lights. Specifications include a 180*180*170mm build volume, 200x200x70mm (folded) and 200x200x270mm (unfolded) product dimensions, a net weight of about 3kg, and 5.5Kg with a pelican case. It supports PLA and PETG filaments of 1.75mm diameter, has a 400mm/s printing speed, 8000mm/s² acceleration, a V6 type 0.4mm nozzle, 260℃ hotend max temperature, a glass build surface, 80℃ heatbed max temperature, manual levelling, a 3.5” LCD Capacitive Touch Screen, a desktop 24V 200W power supply, Superslicer and Orcaslicer as slicing software, Klipper firmware, a Raspberry Pi CM4, and a customized LDO Positron Mainboard. Note that printed parts are not included.
Using The Positron is easy. First, unfold the printer, which takes just about a minute. Then, connect it to a power source - it runs on a 24 - Volt, 200 - Watt power supply. You can load your print files via Wi - Fi, Ethernet, or mass storage, or use USB and Ethernet for reliable connection. Choose the right filament - it supports PLA and PETG with a 1.75mm diameter. Set up the printing parameters on the 3.5” LCD Capacitive Touch Screen. Remember, the levelling mode is manual, so make sure to level the build surface properly before starting a print. When traveling, follow TSA guidelines as The Positron has passed through major U.S. airports without issues. For maintenance, keep the printer clean. Check the nozzle regularly for clogs, and make sure the fans are working properly to keep the hotend and other components cool. You can expand the main board by adding a Filament Runout Sensor or other extras according to your needs. Also, note that printed parts are not included in the kit.
