Original Prusa MINI - Calibration and First Print
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- Have you successfully assembled your Original Prusa MINI? In this video, Josef Prusa will show you how to calibrate the printer and start your first print. More info about the start of MINI: blog.prusaprinters.org/origin...
Unboxing & assembly video: • The Original Prusa MIN...
Original Prusa MINI assembly manual:
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Original Prusa MINI 3D printing handbook:
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Who is watching this video while not having any prusa printer buts really wants?
And this is why Prusa is a great company, excellent video tutorials.
@Neil Siebenthal Yes, although community made videos are amazing, videos by the Company owner are better! It shows that he knows that there can be issues with the printer and he wants to help that person get those problems fixed.
yes thats true, but unfortunately not everyone can spend almost 1000 euro for a printer :-( i wish i had the money for an i3 ms3s)
@@kitebabe05 Heck no, Prusas are not for everyone, and that's not what I'm trying to say. I don't have the money for one either! But for the people who they are right for, there are excellent video tutorials available for them to get help from, not to mention the best technical support in the industry!
Mini costs more like 450€…
@Walter Ang Gaming True, but for starters I won't recommend that. Printers like Enders or just printers with a lower price than the mini in general need some modifications before producing quality prints. Which of course is fine if you have some experiënce with 3D-printing, but is not recommended for beginners.
I have the mk3s and I'm jealous of the LCD screen on this mini
It is rather nice, isn't it.
I'd love one of his SLA printers, I just don't have the space where I'm living right now
two minis are hopefully coming tomorrow, OR monday :)
Yeah, i am hoping a official upgrade or something for existing mk3s
@@jamo128 More likely on the next version. You need 32bit board for that.
Congratulations on the product launch, Looks like a sweet little machine. Can't wait to see the next releases on the full size models (love the LCD screen).
I absolutely love it. Now I'm even more addicted. Can't wait for it. Glad to have the forum to exchange with nice people, learn, think about mods and so on. Makes the waiting time a bit more human ;) keep your awesome work going!
This looks like a great machine. I was waiting for Josef to start eating Haribo bears whilst getting the machine ready.
Wow, I’m so looking forward to start printing on the mini. Can’t wait for it to arrive! 😀🤩
Eagerly awaiting the delivery of our first Prusa printer. Excited to be joining the Prusa family brand of clientele.
Excited to get my Mini! Just finished building my MK3s, and it is by far the best printer I own. I've drunk the Prusa Koolaid and I love it!
I'm so excited to get mine, I love how easy the whole setup is. This'll be my 3rd machine, and honestly it'll probably be my go-to for most of my prints.
its been 2 years but how is the printer so far
Fantastic interface and so user friendly, just how printers should be. Can't wait for news of the Max 👍
Very Impressive. The small footprint and screen with print preview are awesome!
Love the height adjustment wheel though, adjusting while running is usually a process, nice
2020 is definitely going to be the year of the “mini” Got my prusa mini, my mavic mini, and now all I need is a mosaic pallet mini
Do you perhaps drive a cooper-mini?
TheWorldEnd2 lol no, just a honda civic. I just love awesome tech companies releasing smaller more affordable versions of their tried and true flagship products. Makes it a hell of a lot easier for the wife not to chew my head off when another box gets delivered and I still get a good quality product i can still use lol
Hey Josef! I think it would be very beneficial if companies started focusing on non-planar slicing as a standard (or at least an option) for the future of 3D printing!
I’m definitely buying one, that print looks amazing
I love this tiny and powerfull machine, thanks Josef, nice job done here! best regards from Argentina.
I have this great machine, its my 1st 3D printer and not only is the printer great but the support and ecosystem is brilliant.
Seeing that you've incorporated the lower mesh leveling nozzle temp to counter oozing spots all over the bed is the best part of this, no joke. All in all, this looks like a fantastic little machine. :D
Makes me wonder why this isn't incorporated into model 2.5 and 3 firmware. I'd have thought it would be very easy.
Geoff Butcher you don’t need it in the firmware, you can just make it do it on any printer by adjusting the start gcode. Mines set to do that all the time. Some of us also pre heat the bed and nozzle to make the PINDA sensor the same each time too as it’s sensitivity is temperature dependent before it starts the mesh bed levelling.
@@neophyl Yeah, I have it in my start g-code, but it looks like they're doing that in the profiles by default now. It's very cool to see community solutions made official.
I am already looking forward buying this beautiful machine!
Just ordered! Can’t wait for delivery in 8-10 weeks #anticipation
Overall a very good wizard, and the color display is very nice too. First-time setup is one area where open source firmware still has much room to improve.
im more upset that the wizard image is jo but the wizard doesnt have a wizard hat
I'll hopefully get mine soonish. Cant wait to get this bad boy working in the shop!! But waitlist is brutal!!!
Setting up my Mini today!
Ha. I came here from your video!
How is the printer? Does it print stress-free?
I need to wate 2months
Such a well engineered printer well done ...
Can't wait for mine to ship.
This made me so hyped to get my mini. HOWEVER, I wish I could get it sooner because I ordered it specifically to use it on a project for school BUT it won't arrive until AFTER school is over for me. Oh well. I should have read the shipping info better. my bad/stupidity haha. Still, I'm hyped for it to get in. That test print looked gorgeous! Does Josef read these comments? I can't wait for my first Prusa.
I’m almost done with assembly - can’t wait for the first print!
@@Error-hc7mp It worked flawlessly from the first print. I’m wide format printer technician so I kinda expected that, it would be embarrassing if it didn’t work well ;)
@Mariusz Kozlowski. Is it still working good
@@willcronk6458 yes, no issues at all. Not even a clogged nozzle.
yes!!! cant wait for my mini
Perfect! Just have to wait for 2020 Black Friday Sale to get free shipping for 1000 of these! Can't wait!
Good machine, Joseph. Thanks for your videos. Congratulations since Spain ¡¡
This is the closest to plug n' play 3d printing ! Used to need a lot of tweaks and patience to make it work properly.. but this baby wow !! Release 3d printing to the mass ! Great work Prusa, you did it again
That is an awesome first ever print on any machine - and they said you would never make a stable cantilever design. Well now they know.
Beautiful Prusa Mini!
Nice Printer! Good Job Prusa!
Hello Josef , I am a happy owner of your prusa mini and I have obtained a lot of satisfaction, the interface is also excellent, only one option would be missing such as a live adjustment of the z axis, a live adjustment of the retraction speed and mm, for the rest many compliments for your work
So far 4 sad people doesn't like the Original Prusa Mini :D But we don't care as we love the Mini and the great job that Jo Prusa and his Team are doing!!
Looking great 👍
Thanks for sharing 👍😀🎆
I will definately order one some day to put next to my Original Prusa i3 mk3s
Cool! Can't wait till my Mini will arrive 😁
I get why this has a 7 week delay. That print just looks sooooooooo god! Ordering mine today for sure!
I,m excited to get my Mini.
Woo, you made one :) So happy
Just ordered one... It's going to be a long few months until the projected shipping in august. :D
This will be my second printer. Atleast if the rest of school goes well.
Neat !
This printer is needed in every school
Ordered mine today, hoping to get it soon
Love you bro , I wish to have this a smart and portable printer . look awesome.
Thanks for sharing, nice work.
Helpful video. You mentioned the calibration routine prints a small square so you can verify everything is good. However, you don't say what you are looking for when you examine this square. What are the criteria for deciding the small calibration square is "good?" For example, are the extrusion passes supposed to be stuck together so the square is a 2D sheet? What would you see on this square that would indicate "not good?"
Very nice Josef.
Yup... Looking at me next printer right here...
Good job JP
I love watching mine load the filament. ;D
❤ Love prusa ❤ I want one 👌
When is the prusa xl coming out
I love everything you do. Could you please manufacture the positron v3?
Ordered yesterday!!
awww...i want one, the print looks so neat!! i wish prusa had a layaway option XD
cute little thing really josef
can the printer adjust the height of the extruder by itself or do we have to do it by hand every time? Also, does the heat setting in the prusa slicer affect the print? :-)
Hezky Pepo.. dobra prace jako vzdycky
this is so cool !
After building a Prusa MK3 and buying a pre-built MK3S (and returning both) I'm not convinced that this won't be pure trouble, it looks easy to assemble until you need to take it apart. I can see it oozing and stringing during calibration in the video etc. Nope, can't convince myself to buy.
“We don’t have any fillament”. Uhhh look behind you
That’s like getting robbed and saying “I don’t have any money” while your wallet is CLEARLY sticking out of your pocket
He was talking about the machine. We don't have any filament (loaded in the machine).
@@HarshPatel27 you ruined the joke.....
@@HarshPatel27 this isnt reddit but r/woosh
Cant wait for mine to arrive.. In September :P :D No really.. Cant wait! !
I was gonna get the sovol sv03 then saw this perform a self diagnostics and immediately changed my mind
This will be my first printer once I’m ready to start prototyping my product design. 👏🏼👏🏼
I just ordered mine
DUDE SOOO COOL!!!
Cool machine, when your firmware 4.0 will be uploaded on the github, or when it will be open for us to take it?
My only comment for newbies would be to start off with PLA. PETG was a headache for me. It was not the filament, it was me not knowing the filament cons.
what about nylon and nylon X? can it print it? can you create settings to make this a no-brainer? Is Prusia going to make its own chopped carbon fiber-filled nylon or PetG? that would be awesome!!! I've been on the fence between the original Prusia mark3 vs. Matterhackers Pulse XE, but now with the mini, I would prefer that printer if it can print the nylon and NylonX. just need the all-metal hotend upgrade and I think the mini should be able to handle it...thoughts?
I'm having trouble getting the filament stick to the bed but I am using Hatch box wood filament. I calibrate to .0950 just like you did. I did use glue it did hold for a while than it broke loose. Do I have to set to a lower settings for a wood filament? What I'm doing wrong? I did wipe the bed down with the alcohol before I use it.
Can i use my wooden filament and TPU as usual with this one ?
Hi Mr. prusa for new bigger 3d printer can you make the screen plus control penel removable and can rotate with long spring cable and use prusa mini screen? 🤔 tq
How is this printer for printing material such as TPU? Seem to be using a bowden system. Thanks
Surprisingly well and fast! We have an in-build profile for TPU in PrusaSlicer. Check the Handbook, one of the important things is to lower the tension on the extruder idler a bit.
mini haribo package for the mini ?
I recently purchased the Hardened steel nozzle E3D V6: 0.4mm but am unable to calibrate it to get a solid first layer, I’ve had to lower my z to -2.000 but still am getting gaps in between infill passes (printing with Prusament PETG). Any suggestions would be appreciated!
One of my worries is how sharply that bowden tube bends when it's at it's farthest right travel. I realize you could just make the tube longer to alleviate that, but I like to use linear advance and as such try to keep my bowden tubes as short as humanly possible. My worry is PLA snapping in it from the sharp turn. I know prusament will never do this, but I've used cheaper filaments and found that they can have brittle spots in them, or even older filament does. Also that sharp turn might create inconsistant extrusion on the far right side from the increased friction.
I guess the answer to that would be, don't buy crappy filament, buy prusament! :) It's probably fine.
Eric Barnett the only time PLA has snapped in my MP Select Mini was with a cheap sample supplied with it. I used PLAs from respectable local manufacturers and have no issues at all. Next week my Mini should finally arrive so I will see if I'm right or not ;)
warmly receive mine ;)
I love how the calibration menu lets you select the filament to use. Can we get that on the mk3s?
The latest mk3s firmware has that.
anxiously awaiting arrival! in mean time learning Fusion 360. How do I add the Mini to Fusion??
From the top menu, you select Make and here can either export an STL to a folder, which you'll later import to your preferred slicer (such as PrusaSlicer) or alternatively you can use the tick in Fusion "Export to 3D Print Utility" and here select PrusaSlicer (this way you skip the export of STL file to a folder).
- Mikolas
@Prusa 3D by Josef Prusa do you ship to India?
I wanted a 3d printer that just works, almost like a inject printer. I want to focus in the end result, not the process or almost pray for the print finishes the print ok. I have an ender 3 and I almost never get a good print. I started to upgrade almost everything, not because I like to hack things, I just wanted it to print reliable but so far I haven't been able to fix it (I'm going to throw in the towel). I hope this printer works like I wanted.
Hi i got an origanal old prisma i2 printer only we lost the manual where can we download the software ??
If I buy this can it make a current version of its self, if it’s the best new version tell me. If not what we need to do this ....
My Mini worked great for 2 years but now I can't get a print. Nothing is sticking.
My mini Prusa is not extruding even I checked everything!
For some reason my first print( the one in the usb) the first circle it’s supposed to do doesn’t come out perfect like in the video. Any ideas what may cause this?
far to mini for my needs
I'm a little confused that the wizard marks the Z axis as checked with the green hook, even if it didn't move, and the hook already appears before every other component is tested.
On top of that, after the cut, the Z axis is way lower...
Hi, what kind of probe does the Mini come with? Is it the same PINDA probe the Mk3 uses?
Tried to find the info in the blog and on the product page, but haven't had any luck.
Thanks in advance!
We call it MINDA, it's very similar to PINDA but it's a bit simpler (it doesn't have a thermistor inside).
- Mikolas
@@Prusa3D Thanks for the quick response. Was thinking about buying a PINDA probe with the Prusa Mini when I order it to maximize the Mini's precision.
What's the sample filament shown in the video? It's beautiful and shiny.
That's Prusament Galaxy Black ;)
Would it be possible to print a piece on the heating bed instead of the steel sheet? Or will there be any damages or quality differences?
There will be both damages and quallity differences. The heated bed is covered with a coating that protects the copper traces (that do the actual heating). Scratching this coating off could cause a short on the heatbed PCB.
The filament will also have very poor adhesion to the heated bed itself, the removable steel sheets are coated with a special polymer because of this reason. So do not do that ;) -Mikolas
Bro make an assembly factory in Romania and I'll work there to make some bucks :D
Got my Mini yesterday, had some good prints so far, can I just ask. The recommended temp on the PLA spool says 215, but the default temp of my printer sits at 170, after watching this video it seems its 170 first layer and then automatically ramps to 210, is this correct?
I haven’t noticed mine auto adjust because I’ve been manually switching to 215 just before the print starts.
Yes, that's correct. It goes to a lower temp first for mesh bed leveling to minimize filament leaking from the nozzle. Then it automatically goes to the higher temperature for printing. -Mikolas
@@Prusa3D Ah great thank you! My own impatience
I have a problem, I'm the first layer and there was everything perfectly fine when I put the print so everything goes fine from the beginning but as soon as it starts to print supports or corners so the first layer doesn't even stick to the pad and the printing is with nothing I have to repeat everything again
New orders shipping April 2020? :-(