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Swap Meet
Swap your Prusa’s Nozzle in Under a Minute with this 3D Printable Part

Prusa's Nozzle Replacement Tool secures your heater block to the Nextruder, reducing the risk of damage and enabling faster and safer nozzle swaps.

by Adam Kohut
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Appetizer
Prusa Research Improves Multi-Material 3D Printing with PrusaSlicer 2.7.2 Release

Multi-material printing-focused improvements headline this minor release, which aims to sate the community’s appetite until the next major update.

by Adam Kohut
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Hi & Bye
The Original Prusa MK3.5 is Here, Farewell MK3

Prusa has begun shipping its MK3.5 upgrade kits, which bring popular features from the MK4 to MK3S and MK3S+ 3D printers – and marks the end of the MK3.

by Adam Kohut
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Get Connected!
PrusaLink: All You Need to Know to Get Started

PrusaLink is the first step to controlling your Prusa printer fully remotely. Read on to learn how to get started!

by Baskar Suryanarayanan
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Negative Volume, Positive Feature!
PrusaSlicer: Negative Volume – Simply Explained

Bypass CAD programs with this handy tool! Learn about PrusaSlicer Negative Volume and how to use it to its fullest potential.

by Gloria E. Magarotto
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0101 Has Won
Binary G-code in PrusaSlicer: What Is It Exactly?

Is binary the future of G-code? Read on to find out what binary G-code is, its benefits and drawbacks, and how you can take advantage of it.

by Myles Vendel
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Training the Future
Inside Volkswagen’s 3D Printing School, Featuring Prusa

To stay on the cutting edge of manufacturing efficiency and innovation, Volkswagen trains creativity into its employees through 3D printing.

by Carolyn Schwaar
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Printing Money
Prusa Research Launches Printables ‘Store’ Paid Model Repository

Printables Store is the repository's second method of monetization since "Clubs", but makes efforts to preserve its free model space.

by Shawn Frey
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Shaping the Input
Input Shaping is Coming to the Prusa XL

A blog post details the challenges involved in implementing the feature, and also provides clarity on preorders of the backlogged machine

by Adam Kohut
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Just a PEEK?
Will Prusa Research Launch a PEEK 3D Printer? Materials?

A post on X of a “special” Benchy out of what looks to be a PEEK-like material could be just that. What does it mean? Let’s speculate!

by Adam Kohut
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Going Green
Prusa and Bambu Lab Both Cry Foul Following MakerWorld Beta Launch

Accusations of migration blocking from Bambu Lab prompt claims of "nefarious" behavior by the company's developers from Josef Průša.

by Shawn Frey
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Winner by Design
Accessorize Cooler Master’s Latest PC Case in this Printables Design Contest

Entrants will design an accessory for the Qube 500 PC case, with first prize taking home a Prusa MK4 kit and a case itself.

by Adam Kohut
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Lil' Speedsters
Original Prusa MK4 Input Shaping Is Here, and the Mini Gets in on the Fun Too

The MK4 finally gets its long-awaited input shaping firmware update, but the announcement comes with the bigger news is that the Original Prusa Mini and Mini+ are fast now, too.

by Adam Kohut
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Join the Club
Prusa Research Launches ‘Printables Clubs’ Subscription Service

The Patreon-like service sees creators defining up to five tiers, with subscribers billed monthly and receiving benefits such as exclusive models.

by Adam Kohut
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MMU3 4 U
Prusa Starts MMU3 Shipments, MK4 Users Will Have to Wait

Featuring a cassette-style buffer and “dozens of major changes”, units for MK3S+ machines are ready now, with those for the MK4 set for the coming weeks.

by Adam Kohut
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3D ESG
Prusa Research Releases Comprehensive Sustainability Report

Covering all things ESG, the report takes a look at Prusa’s accomplishments in 2021-2002, as well as sets sustainability-focused goals for the future.

by Adam Kohut
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Printer Parade
Prusa Details New Shipping Dates and Updates to the MK4, XL, and MMU3

Many of Prusa Research's new products are being released in a slow drip, but the MK4 and single-nozzle XL kits are here now.

by Shawn Frey
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Sub Hub
Printables to Launch Patreon-Like Subscription Service

A recent Prusa Research blog post seeks community feedback on its repository's upcoming subscription service.

by Adam Kohut
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Going Down
The New Race to the Bottom: Will the CoreXY Arms Race Pose a Problem to Open Source?

CoreXY is the new knock-off to be, new patents keep coming in, and established players aren't happy with the state of open source. Sound familiar?

by Shawn Frey
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Multi-Material Madness
Prusa’s MMU3 Has An Easy Upgrade Path for Existing MMU Users

The soon-to-be-released multi-material unit, the MMU3, by Prusa Research aims to make the system less finicky, and easier to troubleshoot.

by Shawn Frey
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