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- Roto is the extruder upgrade that your Prusa MK3 deserves. It carefully balances weight (140g) and force (70N+) to provide the lightest, most power-dense 3D printing extruder on the market. This video shows you step by step how to install Roto onto your Prusa MK3 machine.
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Roto Filament Sensor Prusa MK3 Edition, please note this is only compatible with MK3S models and above ➡️ e3d-online.com/products/roto-...
You can find the Roto firmware in our Help Centre ➡️e3d-online.com/pages/help-cen...
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If your Prusa lands in our shop in this state, it'll leave with fresh 13mm/5mm textile harnesses on E/X/Y axis and no spiral wrap; that spiral harness wrap will abrade your cables over time - that Einsy enclosure is old style with no clamping yet the X gantry is freshly printed, and that bed wire looks like a saggy diaper with the - only briefly shipped - 8mm "fat" textile harness wrap; another pro-tip: you can use the MK4 style bed clip which is "reinforced" with a length of nylon filament to protect the bed harness. Either way, it's a bit odd to see such an "old school" MK3 with such a mishmash of parts. Cheers and keep on printing.
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Hello,
7:01 Why have the cable ties suddenly disappeared and the bearings are no longer aligned with the Edding line, as can be seen at 06:05?
Attempted the process and can't get the filament to load, like the extruder is not working, any ideas on how to confirm operation?
A quick question if I may, Will this also work with the MK3.5? I have many Mk3s and Mk3s+ units but looking to upgrade to MK3.5 If you have any test units you may be able to send out I will gladly trial one 🙂
Hi, sadly this kit is not compatible with the MK3.5. Thanks, E3D
Hello! Why is "Revo Six" only in the bowden version? Can find a radiator for installation in the direct version of the BMG?
Hi, Revo six is not only available in bowden version you'll be happy to learn! You can use our Revo configurator to configure it however you like, see here - e3d-online.com/products/revo-hotend-configurator.
Thanks, E3D
@@E3DOnline, Thanks!
The mounting of the cable sock is problematic. The sock needs to go on the cables before the zip ties, then it will help stiffening the joint instead if concentrate the flexing to a small area.
Why are you showing the old outdated cable covering and strain relief, and why does the cable cover end before the cable support on the back of the X carriage? this will concentrate flexing, at that point on the wires. leading to early failure
Why are you wearing gloves when working on your 3d printer? It's not like working on a car. lol
It can be accelerate the oxidation of the metal parts if the hands sweat a lot.
why would i do this uprade, is there a particular advantage?
Yes. Prusa is no longer using e3d - so the advantage is that e3d is gonna go out of business if you don't buy a bunch of these.
Not sure without input shaping there’s no benefit, he even slowed down the acceleration so it’s even worse.
@@GeorgeGraves did you find out who supplies Prusa with Nextruder nozzles?
@@brisance in house?
@@brisance Hi there,
E3D supply Prusa with their Nextruder nozzles - e3d-online.com/collections/prusa-mk4-xl-upgrades.
Case study - e3d-online.com/blogs/news/case-study-prusa-nozzle-for-xl-mk4
Thanks, E3D