XYZprinting da Vinci Junior 1.0 WIFI

Enclosed design for more safety and with integration into the network

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Product information & technical details

Manufacturers:	XYZprinting

Product types:	3D Printers
Printing Technology:	FFF - FDM - LPD
Printer Display:	LCD Display
Supported operating systems:	Windows (7+), Mac OS X (10.7+), Linux (Ubuntu 12.04+)
Number of extruders:	Single
Interfaces:	USB - Connection, SD card, WIFI - WLAN
Supported Formats (Slicer):	STL, OBJ, PLY
Heated building board:	No
Nozzle Diameter:	0,4 mm
Filament Diameter:	1,75 mm
Building platform :	150 x 150 x 150 mm
Minimum layer height:	100 µm

Description

Now equipped with Wi-Fi, da Vinci Jr. 1.0 WiFi allows anyone to wirelessly send 3D files to their 3D printer from their Windows and Mac computers.

Do not be fooled by the sleek and lightweight design. The da Vinci Jr. WiFi has a construction space of 150 x 150 x 150 mm and a resolution of 100 - 400 microns. Its design allows a recording of an automatically feeding filament system. This conveys the PLA filament to the extruder and ensures correct charging.

Traditional button-based calibrations on the beds of 3D printers are usually complicated. The da Vinci Jr. WiFi is already fully leveled and requires only Z-offset calibration. Z-Offset Calibration adjusts the distance between the extruder and the printing bed.

The da Vinci Jr. WiFi has an extruder that makes it easy to extrude and clean. The extruder can be removed with the release button and then replaced or cleaned.

XYZprinting's PLA for da Vinci Jr. is a non-toxic, biodegradable plastic. The compact design of the da Vinci Jr. WiFi has a consumption of just 75 watts.

The # 1 3D printer for home and school

The da Vinci Jr. WiFi was built to provide maximum safety. The completely enclosed design and the unheated building board are therefore harmless for children, beginners and all other users.

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Did you know?

The concept of the 3D printer came about from an American inventor and engineer, Chuck Hull, during the 80s. He also founded the company called 3D Systems.