Dremel 3D Digilab 3D40 Flex Edu Printer Bundle

Dremel 3d Digilab 3d40 Flex Edu Printer Bundle

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Designed for the classroom, the Dremel 3D Digilab 3D40 Flex EDU Printer Bundlefeatures a removable flexible build plate that makes it easy for students and teachers to remove finished 3D printed models. It has a build volume of 10 x 6 x 6.7" and 50-340 micron layer resolution. With the 30% faster Draft mode, you'll be able to print 3D models faster. The automatic 9-point calibration helps your parts stick to the semi-automated print bed better. The 3D40 Flex has a plethora of options to print from, such as USB, Wi-Fi, and Ethernet. While you can connect the 3D printer to Windows and Mac computers and print via 3D printer software, you can also print directly from the 3D40 Flex via the 3.5" full color touchscreen. The 3D40 Flex has been tested by Dremel to withstand the bumps of the classroom.

This bundle comes with four spools of Dremel PLA filament, 10 blue build tapes, three black build tapes, 30 standard-based lesson plans, and a four-hour 3D printing professional development course.

10 x 6 x 6.7" Build Volume 50-340 Micron Layer Resolution Single Extruder Uses 1.75mm PLA Filament Enclosed Build Chamber Semi-Automated Print Bed 3.5" Full Color Touchscreen Print via USB, Wi-Fi, Ethernet

Key Specs
Build Volume	10 x 6 x 6.7" / 25.4 x 15.24 x 17.0 cm
Layer Resolution	50 to 340 micron / 0.05 to 0.34 mm
Filament Compatibility	1.75 mm Diameter: PLA
Supported 3D File Types	.3mf, .gcode, .obj, .stl, .x3d
Printer
Build Volume	10 x 6 x 6.7" / 25.4 x 15.24 x 17.0 cm
Number of Extruders	1
Layer Resolution	50 to 340 micron / 0.05 to 0.34 mm
Extruder Nozzle Temperature	446°F / 230°C
Filament Compatibility	1.75 mm Diameter: PLA
Build Area
Build Area Type	Enclosed
Filament Spool Storage	Internal
Connectivity
System Connection	1x USB-A 1x RJ45
Media/Memory Card Slot	No
Software
OS Compatibility	Windows 7 or Later macOS 10.9 or Later
OS Compatibility	Windows 7 or Later / macOS 10.9 or Later
Supported 3D File Types	.3mf, .gcode, .obj, .stl, .x3d
General
Input Power	100 to 240 VAC, 50 / 60 Hz
Dimensions (W x H x D)	20.25 x 16 x 15.5" / 51.44 x 40.64 x 39.37 cm
Weight	35 lb / 15.9 kg (without Filament)
Packaging Info
Package Weight	53.4 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	23.05 x 22.75 x 19.05"

The flexible build plate makes it easier to remove 3D prints

With a 50-micron layer resolution, the 3D40 can print in fine detail

The setup is quick and easy, thanks to its guided 2-point semi-automated leveling and automatic 9-point calibration

With the draft mode printing profile, the 3D40 can print faster

Dremel provides safety and support, thanks to its customer service, 1-year warranty, and UL certification

Advanced motion control minimizes noise

The enhanced cooling system prevents warping

The full color touchscreen lets you print directly on the printer

The print chamber is fully enclosed

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this item compatible with Windows 11?

A: The Creality Ender 5 S1 3D Printer BH #CRENDER5S1 can be used with a computer running Windows 11.

Q: 2. Is this definitely the pro version and not the regular v1?

A: The Creality Sermoon V1 Pro FDM 3D Printer, B&H # CRSERMNV1PRO • MFR # SERMOON V1 PRO, is the Pro model.

Q: 3. Does this 3D printer need a computer to function or can you have an app on your phone?

A: For the Creality Ender-3 V2 Neo 3D Printer, you will need to use a computer for it to function. This 3D printer does not have mobile app compatibility.

Q: 4. Does this Guider 2S model have the HT (high temp) extruder for carbon fiber filament printing?

A: This printer can only print ABS, ASA, Conductive, Flexible Materials, HIPS, PC, PETG, PLA, PP, PVA, TPE, TPU, and Wood.

Q: 5. Does it have the updated linear actuators?

A: The Snapmaker F350 Snapmaker 2.0 Modular 3D Printer has Newly designed Linear Modules, Newly designed 3D Printing Module, and a Newly designed Power Module.

Q: 6. Does it come with build plates?

A: Yes, it has a heated build plate also known as the Build Platform or Print Bed that is built in.

Q: 7. Does this product have any type of warranty?

A: The Creality Ender-3 V2 Neo 3D Printer has a limited 1-year manufacturer warranty.

Q: 8. What are the overall dimensions of this printer with a filament spool installed? I need to know what size enclosure to buy.

A: The Creality Ender-3 V2 Neo 3D Printer is 17.2 x 16.7 x 18.6" (W x H x D), the total final height will depend on the size of spool you use with the printer.

Q: 9. This printer can work with This printer can work with SuperCast 8K 3D Printer Resin Wax?

A: Yes, the Creality Halot-One Resin 3D Printer is fully compatible with SuperCast Resin Wax.

Q: 10. What version (ver. 1, 2, or 3) of the K1 is this?

A: I'm very sorry but unless the manufacturer has a specific part number for different revisions, we are unable to guarantee specific revisions of the Creality K1 Speedy 3D Printer, B&H # CRCRK1. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Rhys	28/09/2024
[1] Shipped very fast to western Canada without any damage to the box or product. The printer is exceptionally easy to set up and use right out of the box. The resolution can be dialled in to make the most amazing prints at a very fast speed. Awesome product from an awesome company. Would recommend both the business and the product time and time again. 5

Mark	12/09/2024
[1] This printer just works! Loaded up over 20 prints all perfect. Online tools work great and the software is easy to use. With the RF chips the the prints come out perfect every time. Ordered 4 more spools of eco-abs and some white to boot. Most everything I have printed has a use. Enjoy using it. 5

John	12/08/2024
[Enclosed] This Dremel unit has met and surpassed all of the other printers I own. From speed to accuracy and simplicity of use, this is by far! my favorite unit. I do many comparative tests as head-to-heads as well as detail, accuracy, ease of use, etc. In all comparisons against the following, this one wins, HANDS DOWN!! (in order of preference): 1. (With a bullet) Dremel 3D45 2. (Close second, although the build plate would be better as a heated bed) Makerbot Replicator + (with both the Smart Extruder + and the Experimental Exturder) 3. (Solid performance, although the multi-head approach is a little bit of a pain. Not a deal breaker, but not ideal) Afinia H+1 4. (Good Print, but very slow by comparison) XYZ DaVinci 5. (NOT RECOMMENDED) FlashForge Inventor. 5

Yuwei	17/07/2024
[1] The setup is pretty straightforward. However, the yellow sticker is hard to get off from the front window. 5

Kristine	04/06/2024
[Enclosed] I spent countless hours researching 3D printers. I wanted one that would provide good prints, without a lot of tweaking, so that I could introduce our grandkids to the world of 3D printing. I’m so glad I chose the Dremel Digilab 3D45! So far, the only “bad” print was due to user error when using the slicing software. All other prints have met or exceeded my expectations. Set up was really easy and I was printing within 20 minutes after opening the box. 5

Larry	24/04/2024
[Enclosed] I did a lot of research for a great 3D printer. There were a couple that were recommended to me but when doing internet searches, reviews on CNET and other tech websites I kept coming back to the Dremel 3D45. Ive done a couple of test prints and the results are fantastic. What I love: - the setup was a breeze. The display screen walks you through each step from connecting to a network, leveling the bed and even telling you to put a thin coat of paste (included) on the glass bed. Plug and play! - the RFID on the reels (also see what I hate) that give you automatic temperature settings. - the enclosed print bed. Since I have my printer setup in the garage it helps control the temp for the whole printer. - ability to load projects from a computer through the home network connection What I hate: - the Dremel RFID filament spools are a great time saver but since the spools are not as wide and the recess in the case will only take the Dremel spools and allow the recess cover to be used. While I have not yet tried another brands filament most likely Ill need an external spool holder. - the touch panel is not capacitive touch and can be a bit finnicky to make selections. Ive got fat fingers and found myself backing up during setup on a few occasions. - the display was flickering while doing setup, almost like a loose connection. During printing the display was very clear and consistent. Very odd. - Price... a bit high but I did catch it on sale and saved $200. With B&Hs free shipping and no sales tax it made it even more of a deal. All and all I think picking the Dremel Digilab 3D45 was the right choice and will be more than perfect for what I need! 5