Prusa Research
If you need a replacement or an upgrade for your Prusa nozzle, this is the list for you. Check out the best picks in different categories.
Can you take your Prusa MK4 to the next level? Unlock new capabilities with the best Prusa MK4 mods and upgrades around.
We return to the Original Prusa MK4 to spend some time tinkering with the V6 nozzle adapter.
Though the Prusa i3 MK3S offers exceptional print quality, reliability, and decent pricing, there are features it lacks. Check out our favorite Prusa clones and alternatives to see the bonuses they offer.
Together with the Cut Tool, the PrusaSlicer Text Tool is one of the most convenient features to speed up your design workflow. Check it out!
Unleash the potential of your 3D printer with the empowering duo of PrusaSlicer and Klipper! Read on for all you need to know to get started.
If you're already a fan of PrusaSlicer, OctoPrint is a great next step. Read on to learn how to make them work together!
The Original Prusa i3 MK3S has been a long-time top pick of ours. Check out our review to find out why we think it was pretty much the best 3D printer you could buy (and still, sort of, can).
The Original Prusa i3 MK3 has been replaced with the slightly upgraded MK3S, but that doesn't mean you can't still read about this tried and true printer. Check out our review to learn more about the machine that first stole our 3D printed heart.
On the Prusa MK4, input shaping is possible – but not everyone is happy about it. Read on to learn more about Prusa's implementation.
PrusaSlicer's new organic support structures have become quite popular since their introduction. Read on to learn all about them!
Prusa keeps disrupting the 3D printing industry, and Prusament filament is no exception. Keep reading to find out all you need to know!
The Prusa Mini and Mini+ are capable printers, but they lack enclosures. Read on for the best Prusa Mini enclosure options!
While the Original Prusa XL has some rough edges, we can put these aside for its terrific versatility. We explore what sets this monolithic printer apart.
Unsure which Prusa printer is right for you? Take a look at the i3 machines and upgrade kits they currently have on tap!
The switch is the result of input shaping which enables the 0.4 mm nozzle to reach “comparable” speeds as the 0.6 mm, but with finer levels of detail, according to Prusa.
A 'reliability drop' is the culprit, necessitating a new filament change strategy and further fine-tuning – with no ship date in sight.
PrusaLink & Prusa Connect are both powerful pieces of software that add new features to Prusa printers. Read on to learn more about them!
3D printers these days aren't complete without the right enclosure. Check out great off-the-shelf and DIY options for a Prusa MK4 enclosure!