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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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Features

  • 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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Top Amazon Reviews


  • Great printer!
Style: Printer
I currently own two Dremel 3D45’s and I have to say they are amazing! I have printed ALL of Dremel's filaments (in every color) and they are extremely simple to use and print perfectly! I have also printed Proto-Pasta HTPLA as well as Proto-Pasta HTPLA CF in one of my units. I would recommend upgrading to a plated/hardened nozzle to print CF or any other “exotic” fliaments. The packing of the product is what you’d expect from Dremel. It’s simple set up, and start a pre-loaded print with in seriously less than an hour (there is firmware update). The menu screens are easy to read and navigate. The machine is honestly very quiet. The enclosure helps but overall even with a door open it’s not loud. Pros: Simple to use Easy to set up Quiet Amazing build quality Dremel Specific Cura Print Cloud Built in camera Auto set up of Dremel filaments Able to use 3rd Party Filaments* Cons: No Yellow PLA from Dremel at the moment Slow start up 5 screws (Torx & Hex) to clear a hard jam No Torx/Hex tools included. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2019 by David B

  • Decent 3D Printer for a beginner or a classroom
Style: Printer
Initially I purchased the Dremel DigiLab 3D45 mostly because it carried the Dremel name and Dremel's history as a tool company. Then there were the features that it was a pre-built unit, ready to go right out of the box in just about 30 minutes. Touted a simple interface essentially plug and play. To Dremel's credit this was all true. I received the printer had it unboxed and ready to go and printing my first print job in just over 30 minutes. The web interface has the advantage that you can use just about any flavor of Windows, Apple, Linux, Android, IOS, etc. As long as you have a modern Web Browser you're in business. The RFID enabled filament spools specific to Dremel take some of guesswork out of setting up the filament settings and mostly transfer to the web interface for slicing. The first print job was a spool adapter so that I could use NON- Dremel filament. There is where we hit the first downside of the Dremel DigiLab 3D45, it's reliance on proprietary spools of filament. Yes, I knew this going in, but after watching some videos and reviews and seeing that the community has had success with some various adapters to use no Dremel filament I went and pulled the trigger and bought it. Of course the above reason came into play too. At first we were rocking and rolling printing like mad fools. Had a few failures, as expected, some good successes, overall the experience was good. Then disaster struck. I had my first major nozzle clog. Off to the web and Dremel's support site for help. NOT MUCH THERE. But there were a few things telling me what to do. UNFORTUNATELY, none of the steps were able to get my nozzle unclogged. So off I went to purchase a new nozzle. It showed up a few days later and I was printing again, BUT, a short time later another clog. This went of for a couple of weeks and about 5 nozzles. I finally reached out to Dremel, the of course sent me a new nozzle, but the situation wasn't remedied. I again reached out and this time got a support tech that told me that the troubleshooting procedure from the first contact wasn't quite right and that I should have been sent a whole heating assemble, the coil, heater and nozzle. So that came a few days later with instructions and I sent an email to the tech, we exchanged numerous emails, pictures and videos of the printer in action with the new assembly and getting the calibrations just right. Overall the printer performed within specs AS LONG AS I used the proprietary Dremel filament. Whenever I strayed from that filament I had problems. Of course the tech also gave me detailed instructions on a full procedure to unclog the nozzle. This entailed setting the printer into preheat mode for 30 or more minutes allowing the clogged filament to soften enough that it can be pushed from the nozzle by the unclogging tool and new filament. Something that was NOT readily findable on the web. So now I have a $2000 printer that is locked down to proprietary filament with a rather limited selection for 500g spools that cost around the same as a non-proprietary 1kg spool on amazon. My final thoughts on the Dremel DigiLab 3D45, it IS a nice sturdy well built piece of machinery worthy of the Dremel name. It is QUICK to setup and get running. The interface is VERY easy to learn and operate and can be used from just about anywhere. The interface DOES have its glitches. Timelapse DOESN'T always capture the whole job, You ARE dependent on an ACTIVE internet connection. Though you CAN load an STL file to USB and used the inbuilt LCD to load your job to the printer. The Dremel DigiLab 3D45 is WiFi, Ethernet and USB capable. It really does NOT have OctoPrint compatibility out of the box. Though some folks in the community are working on it. Would I buy it again? No. It is too limited for serious 3D work. Would I recommend it? Not really, again it is too limited for serious 3D work. Is it good for light work and an Educational environment (Where Dremel really targeted this product in the first place), YES. It will definitely stand out there. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2021 by SonjaDCUSA

  • Easy to use out of the box and produce high quality objects
Style: Printer
Very pleased with the purchase so far. I was able to print right out of the box with the included models (frog) but also with few models directly from Thingiverse (cookie cutters, windup car...) without any issues. Dremel DigiLab 3D slicer works best for me, I tried printcloud but the slicer gave me some issues and the results were not great with some bed adhesion problems. Overall pretty happy with the purchase. Concerning the EDU package that I bought to go through my 8 years old daughter and 11 years old son, I was a bit disappointed that it did not come with lessons printed in booklets for the price, it is 100% online and you need to print the lessons yourself. Lessons seem to be well done and I am planning to go over a few of them with my kids, I have not done so yet though. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2021 by Regis Tessieres Regis Tessieres

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