#Cetus3d extended upgrade#
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#Cetus3d extended plus#

#Cetus3d extended plus#

The biggest plus is that it does it right out of the box, assembly is just 5 screws and you are ready to go. My prints so far on it have looked exquisite, better than anything I was ever able to achieve on my Maker Select.

#Cetus3d extended software#

The limited G-Code support does put some reliance on their slicer software though. The heated bed can be purchased separately so not a huge deal (and not necessarily needed, depends on what material you are printing). The lack of an included heated bed is one of the drawbacks, the partial G-Code support is the other. I don't know how it compares to the Prusa MK2 as I don't have one but based on the results others have posted, I would say they are similar. but it is still an FDM printer and it isn't perfect. My general consensus is that for the price, it's fantastic. I'm writing a review of the Cetus3D Extended right now, will likely have it done later today or tomorrow. 2mm nozzle than can share their results with me? So are there any Cetus owners here pushing the limits of there printer using the. The Cetus seems to have a fast learning curve compared to other printers which will be important in my work environment. I wonder how the Cetus slicer will handle my Solid Works solid models. Cetus is not open source but is making an effort to incorporate other slicers which sounds buggy at this point. It does seem to be made with high quality linear rails rather than rods. It's a new printer and doesn't seem to have a huge following. I did some research on the Cetus but didn't find much to verify the quality of it's product compared to other printers. My parts will fit in a 6' box and 2' max height.

The person I'm talking with tells me a Cetus will produce top notch 3d pla parts with it's. Boss would not be happy with a printer that needs assembly so no kits. Originally I was looking at a Prusa but it looks like the wait time is like 2 months for an assembled unit. Currently we use pay someone to produce an SLA of our designs but would like to try 3d printing with some of our product. I work with plastic injection molding and we occasionally like to have a plastic part to show a customer a product or test a design before we proceed with making a plastic injection mold. Accuracy and finish and are my main attributes I need in a printer. I will be buying my first 3d printer and a friend of mine who has some experience in 3d printing is telling me that a Cetus 3D printer is the perfect option for my needs. I'm looking for Cetus owner who can tell me how it compares to other printers namely a Prusa MK2 in print quality. Non-reddit communities are listed in our getting started guide

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#Cetus3d extended upgrade#

The latest generation of Cetus3D is named MKIII,which added heated build plate,then customers can use it print not only the PLA material but more materials like ABS,PC,ABS+ etc.and the MKIII will provide options to upgrade the anto-leveling function.News, information, links, help and fun related to 3D printing, 3D printers, additive manufacturing, etc. The Y-axis is carefully calibrated in the factory, so users can start printing right out of the box, and there is no need to level the machine before getting to work! This ensures that the build surface is flat and parallel along the X-axis. It is fixed onto the linear guide directly, and there are no moving parts between the slider and the build plate. The build plate for Cetus3D is a 3mm aluminum plate, which ensures a perfectly flat build surface. Cetus3D is a subsidiary of Beijing Tiertime Technology LTD.As a truly essential system, the body of Cetus3D is made of aluminum extrusions,the XYZ axis all using stainless steel liner rail,and the machine is simplified into only six modules.There are 3 nozzle options with the preset profiles, 0.2mm, 0.4mm and 0.6mm,which can meet different requirement of print accuracy,Cetus3D printer has 2 verstions,the Standard version and the Extended version,The standard version provide a print volume 180(W)x170(H)x180(D)mm/7” x 6.6” x 7” and the Extended version has a bigger print volume 180(W)x280(H)x180(D)mm/7” x 11” x 7”

The Cetus3D 3D printer is an affordable 3D printer made by Cetus3D, a manufacturer based in China.