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Builder 3D Printers Launches the Big Builder: 26 Inch Z-axis Build Size

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bigbuilderDutch company ‘Builder 3D Printers‘ today announced the launch of their latest 3D printer. It is a printer that could be considered comparable to the MakerBot Replicator Z18, as far as buld size goes.

This latest printer has a build size of 220x210x665 mm (8.66 x 8.27 x 26.18 inches), and a build volume of over 30 Liters (8 gallons). The z-axis is the large one, meaning it can create objects that stand over 26 inches tall. This can compare similarly to the latest MakerBot printer, the Replicator Z18. The Z18 has a build size of 12 X 12 X 18 inches.

The printer features a Dual-Feed extruder, a display, USB socket and an SD card reader. The dual feed is able to switch filaments while using one nozzle, but if customers wish to purchase the Big Builder with a single extruder, they can do so.

Here are some more details of what the ‘Big Builder’ includes:

  • Printer exterior dimensions: 385x370x900 mm (LxWxh)
  • Print Volume: 220x210x665mm (LxWxh)
  • Material Frame: sturdy powder coated steel
  • Frame Color: Red,
  • Printing Volume approx: 220x210x165mm (LxWxh)
  • Print Bed: Glass plate , removable
  • Print Material: PLA/ABS 1.75 mm, PVA, XT,
  • Layer resolution: 0,05 mm – 0.35mm
  • Power needed: 120 watts
  • Extruder: CNC produced extruder with bearings
  • Weight: 25KG
  • Packaging: cardboard, foam,
  • Used software: all open source, Repetier.
  • Controller unit

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The Big Builder ships fully assembled, and is priced at €2.495,00, or approximately $3,415. That is over $3000 cheaper than the MakerBot Replicator Z18.

Talk about this latest printer at 3DPrintBoard.



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