We will start with a 3D printer that is made in India and can help students stay on top of all their projects and assignments. The Pratham Mini 3D printer is an affordable printer that can come in handy in school labs and classes. It has a durable body made of metal and it comes in three eye-catching colours, red, yellow and blue.
It is fully calibrated along the XYZ axis and has undergone over 100 hours of testing to ensure that it’s safe enough to be used by students. It is very easy to set up and install so all you need to do is plug it in, load the filament and start turning your imagination into reality!
It has a print volume of 170 x 170 x 170 mm, a direct drive extruder, a nozzle (with a diameter of 0.4 mm) that can withstand temperatures up to 280 degrees Celsius and a printing speed of 40 to 120 mm per second. You can control the printer via the LCD screen. It is run by Windows and macOS and supports GCODE, STL and OBJ file types.
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If you want to let your imagination run wild and create some quirky stuff at home then this 3D printer machine by Creality might become your best friend! The printer is easy to assemble as long as you refer to the user manual (it can be set up by following 12 simple steps!). It can print high-quality one-piece structures with an accuracy of 0.1 mm and a printing size of 220 x 220 x 250 mm. Its Y-axis slot ensures precise positioning of the printer head and the wheels made of POM make it easy for the nozzle to glide smoothly. Its compact design makes it easy to move around and carry. Its brass nozzle can print with various types of 1.75 mm 3D filaments including PLA, ABS, PETG and SainSmart TPU filament. Its innovative extruder design ensures minimal clogging of the nozzle for better results and even printing. The machine’s hotbed can attain temperatures as high as 110 degrees Celsius within 10 minutes and the patented MK-10 technology decreases the risk of plugging and bad extrusion, making it safe to use.