I3Berlin
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Introduction | Bill of materials | Y-axis assembly | X-axis assembly | Connecting X-axis and Z-axis | Motor assembly
X and Y-axis motions | Heated bed assembly | Extruder assembly | Electronics and wiring | Marlin Firmware
Release status: working
| Description | The i3 Berlin is a
improved Prusa i3. |
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| CAD Models | [github.com/open3dengineering/i3_Berlin]
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The i3 Berlin is a improved and tested successor of the original Prusa Mendel i3. We met Josef Prusa late 2012 at a open knowledge conference in Berlin, where he proudly presented the Prusa i3, an improved version of the Prusa Mendel. Just a few month later we as Laydrop started to build that version with 5 to 10 teams in a monthly Workshop at the Fablab Berlin.
As soon as we identified the first shortcomings in the original design, we started to improve it. Our aims were raising the overall printing quality, making it easier to build and of course, making it better looking.
After one and a half years of constant work based on feedback from our monthly workshops, we realized that time had come to rename it: the i3 Berlin was born.
