Prusa Research has introduced a minor update to its CORE One L 3D printer, now designated as the CORE One L+. This update focuses on improving print precision and reliability through specific hardware enhancements. The changes are incremental, building upon the existing design of the CORE One L.
The primary improvements in the CORE One L+ include a new nozzle wiper and upgraded GT1.5 belts. The new nozzle wiper addresses a previous issue where nozzle cleaning before bed leveling would leave filament dots on the print plate, particularly problematic with higher-temperature filaments that cause oozing. The improved GT1.5 belts contribute to overall machine reliability and print quality.
Existing owners of the Prusa CORE One L can purchase the update as a modification kit, allowing them to upgrade their current machines without needing to buy a new printer. The CORE One L+ is also compatible with the Prusa INDX conversion kit, which offers multi-tool capabilities for the printer.
The update aims to resolve a specific operational flaw related to nozzle wiping, which previously could interrupt printing processes if not manually addressed. By improving this function, the CORE One L+ offers a more consistent and less supervised printing experience, especially when using materials prone to oozing.
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Prusa Research has released a small update for its CORE One L 3D printer, designating it the CORE One L+. The update includes a new nozzle wiper and improved GT1.5 belts, which enhance print quality and reliability, and is available as an upgrade kit for existing users.