Dremel - 3D45-EDU DigiLab 3D45 Award Winning 3D Printer w/extra supplies, 30 Lesson plans, PC & MAC OS, Chromebook, iPad Compatible, Built-in HD Camera, Heated Build Plate
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- DESIGNED FOR TEACHERS: Get the award winning 3D45 PLUS 30 ready-to-implement, standards aligned lesson plans 3rd-12th grades. Extra PLA filaments(2), glue sticks(3) and build plate(1). Plus access the self-paced Professional Development training course on how to use and implement 3D printing. Certificate of completion may be eligible for 4 hours of PD credit.
- ADVANCED 3D PRINTING: The Dremel Digilab 3D45 3D printer is one of the best 3D printer options for printing advanced materials. It is ECO-ABS, Nylon, PETG and PLA filament friendly, and with an all-metal 0.4 mm nozzle that heats up to 280C and a removable glass build plate that heats up to 100C, you can print almost any 1.75mm filament with ease.
- BEST IN CLASS: The winner of PCMag.coms 2022 Editors Choice Award for Best 3D Printer for Professionals and Small Businesses, a Google For Education Partner, and built to withstand daily use, the Dremel 3D45 3D Printer is the ideal purchase for K-12 education, architecture, engineering, university use, or commercial 3D printers.
- EASY TO USE: Our guided setup process gets you from unboxing to printing in just a few minutes. The 4.5 inch full color touchscreen has an intuitive interface so you can quickly navigate through different functions, and the built-in RFID reader detects the 1.75mm Dremel filament that you place inside and automatically chooses the best print settings for you.
- TOP RATED FEATURES: Features include an automated 9 point leveling sensor that detects any variation in the print bed and automatically accounts for it for more successful printing, a built-in camera for remote print monitoring from any computer or mobile device, a complete 3D printer enclosure made of ultra durable plastic with a 6.7" X 10" X 6" build volume, and UL listed.
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Dremel 3D45 EDU 3D Printer and Education Accessories (Lesson Plans, Professional Development Course, build plate, glue, filament). There is nothing worse than a clogged 3D printer. Based on Dremel's clog resistant extruder with active filament monitoring, the 3D45 EDU is engineered to run smoothly.
Brand: Dremel
Material: Pla
Color: Black
Product Dimensions: 18.75"D x 23"W x 18.75"H
Item Weight: 1 Kilograms
Product Dimensions: 18.75 x 23 x 18.75 inches
Item Weight: 2.2 pounds
Item model number: 3D45-EDU
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: January 1, 2019
Manufacturer: Dremel
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