Printer Info & Other Resources

Einstart User Manual
3DStar Software
3DStar Video
The Einstart-S desktop 3D printer is a home personal 3D printer that is simple, easy to operate and meets all the features you need as a 3D printer. All metal structure along with precise manufacturing is possible. Feel the pleasure of a 3D printer lightly with a one-touch printer.
Layer Resolution: .1mm - .4mm
Print Volume Dimensions: 160 mm x 160 mm x 160 mm

TAZ 6 User Manual
Cura Software
Cura Video
The LulzBot TAZ 6 is the most reliable, easiest-to-use desktop 3D printer ever, featuring innovative self-leveling and self-cleaning, and a modular tool head design.
Layer Resolution: 0.05mm - 0.4mm (0.002" - 0.02")
Print Volume Dimensions: 11.02" (280 mm) x 11.02" (280 mm) x 9.80" (250 mm)

TAZ Pro User Manual
Cura Software
Cura Video
The new LulzBot TAZ Pro is an industrial desktop 3D printer that provides large printing with LulzBot’s award-winning reliability. Create large functional prototypes, manufacturing aids, and print-on-demand parts with easy, professional results.
Layer Resolution: 0.05mm - 0.9mm (0.002" - 0.035")
Print Volume Dimensions: 11.02" (280 mm) x 11.02" (280 mm) x 11.22" (288 mm)

Material	Pros	Cons	Printive Temperature
Polylactic Acid (PLA)	Cheap, easy to print, bioplastic	Brittle, hard to post-process with solvents	195 - 210
PolyVinyl Alcohol (PVA)	Dissolves in Water	Poor adhesion, prone to clog	215 - 225
Polyethylene Terephthalate Glycol (PETG)	Cheap, stronger plastic than PLA, higher heat resistance, good surface finish, slightly flexible	Stringing, bed adhesion more difficult than PLA	220 - 240
Thermoplastic Polyurethane (TPU)	Extremely flexible material	Slow to print	220 - 240
Polycarbonate	- high temperature resistence - high impact and tensible strength - good electrical insulating properties	- hygroscopic - high printing temperature - high warping	260 - 280