The 3D Potterbot Micro 10 is our entry-level 3D ceramic printer. It has all of the great features of our upper level models but in a smaller package and more affordable price.
What's included:
- 3D PotterBot Micro
- Stepper motors on X, Y, Z, extruder
- 1000ml extruder, 2 tubes
- 4 anodized aluminum nozzles (standard sizes: 3, 4, 5, and 6mm)
- Parts Box: Alan key set, grease, tie wraps, extra screws
- ACME driver tool to load/unload extruder
- Power Supply
Specifications
Printing Envelope:
X-10” (280mm)
Y-10” (265mm)
Z-12” (305mm)
3D Printer size:
W-21” L-30” H-28”
Operation space needed: W-22” L-30” H-50”
Bat size (printer bed): 10.5"x10.5” (266mmx266mm)
Height to the top of the extruder fully extended is 50" (1270mm)
Weight with extruder: 38 lbs. (17kg)
Recommended print speed: 1.2” to 2.4”/s (30 to 60 mm/s)
Maximum print speed: 5.1in”/s (130mm/s)
Power Supply: Output - 24V 6 amps, Input - 100-240V, 50-60 Hertz.
Power consumption: 24V ~3 amps, ~72 Watt
Main controller board running Duet3D with Atmel SAM4E8E: 120MHz ARM Cortex-M4
Full control through web interface, no apps or software installation. Non-WiFi versions are available, please contact us if you would like this type of connection (Ethernet connection).
3D Potter printers use high quality anodized aluminum rails. These rails are robust and have a smooth surface, allowing for easy movement of parts while being able to withstand classroom or industrial environments.
The unique feature of our 3d ceramic printers is the direct extrusion of real clay. Other brands use a compressed air system printing slip (watered down clay or alcohol diluted clay). The advantage of direct extrusion is 3D printing full body clay, or other paste-like materials. All materials used to build our clay printers are food grade, so get creative.
We keep improving our designs. The 10th generation brings a new wireless feature with a full web interface controlled over WiFi. You can now control and upload files to the printer from multiple devices simultaneously. The interface allows you full control over every setting of the machine. Interface preview instructions video below.
The 10th gen has a new uniform nozzle design for improved performance, across all of our printers. This allows you to interchange nozzles between all of our 3D clay printers, from the Micro to the Scara V4.
Do you need special clay to 3D print?
The advantage of direct extrusion is printing full-body clays or other paste-like materials. All materials used to build our printers are food-grade, so get creative!
Take your favorite pottery clay and wet it so that it is too wet to throw and you are ready to go. You will want to experiment with the wetness level to get it to print correctly for your projects.
3D Potter 3D clay printer web interfaceCUSTOMER REVIEWS
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