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STANLEY Model 1 3D Printer, Heated Printer Bed, Carbon Filter, Assisted Bed Leveling, WiFi Connected Compatible with Sindoh PLA/ABS Filament
Product Description
Meet the STANLEY MODEL 1 3D Printer, the desktop 3D Printer that has been developed to deliver an easy and convenient 3D printing experience. The STANLEY MODEL 1 3D Printer provides user-friendly features such as an Auto-Loading Filament system for quick and easy loading of your 3D printing materials. It assists users in leveling the bed and enables users to monitor the entire printing process on their mobile devices. All of its’ moving parts are safely enclosed for safe operation and noise reduction. It’s a next generation tool that will take your maker skills to the next level.
Customer Service
Our customer service center is available to answer all your questions and to help troubleshoot any problems. Please dial toll free customer service at 1-855-237-6848.
1 Year Warranty
We proudly stand behind our product and provide a 1 year limited warranty for the STANLEY MODEL 1 3D Printer. Please visit our website at www.stanleytools.com for more information.
Product Features
- Automatically loads and unloads the printing filament by itself
- Shows simple instructions to users to keep the bed leveling process simple and easy
- Users can watch the 3D printing process on mobile devices from distant area
- Offers wide connectivity options including Wi-Fi, Ethernet, usb and usb flash drive
- Compatible with Sindoh 3DWOX PLA/ABS Refill Filament through a firmware update of the device. Please visit our website at stanleytools.com for more information.
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Sizeable Print Bed The main shortcoming of this printer is that it forces you to use the cartridges, and without a refreshed chip, it is hard to convince the printer to continue with a print (it will insist you have no filament). But the quality is pretty good, and the bed size is bigger than a previous printer I had. The advantage of the cartridge is that it auto-loads. It is also nice that the print chamber is closed — if you have a cat, it would insist on trying to play with the printed item as the bed moved (as was true with my previous printer). Another issue I have is limited variety and availability of filaments. I would like to print “transparent”, but can’t find that filament. And I just did a search for the gray, and it is out of stock (on Amazon).Update: I had to reduce the number of stars since the availability and variety of filament is so limited. What good is a 3D printer if you can’t get simple “gray” filament?
Great 3D printer for people just want to print stuff. Great 3D printer for people whose just want to print stuffs. Hope more material options available in the future. Easy setup and print just in half an hours.
Awesome but one glitch. This printer is awesome. I’ve never used a 3d printer before and I had it up and running in 30 mins. Super easy to set-up. Already printed 4 items throughout the day which brings me to the one issue I’m having. When the item is finished and it’s time to remove it from the tray this is were things get tricky. It’s stuck to the tray big time (yes Stanley does provide the scraping tool) but because of the 2 plastic lock clip attached to the tray you’re stuck scrapping from one angle since it won’t lay completely flat on a table (when you remove the tray) which can be dangerous for your hands if you decide to move around with the scraper. So its beyond difficult to detach and I actually already broke the 2 lock clips (btw they also provide a extra set which now I understand why). Other than that, the printer is Awesome and I totally recommend it for beginners looking to spend a bit of money on a high quality printer that won’t give you headache trying to set up. Now I’ll have to look…