These are the parts you can print yourself.
R# - Parts that can be found at Prusa Research profile at PrusaPrinters, Prusa3D site or our Github. C# D# - MK3S/MK3S+ parts produced in our 3D printing farm, which are sent to our customers with Kits or pre-assembled printers. To know the origin of our printable parts, we are using naming which always starts with an alphabetical letter and is followed by a number: This also includes metal parts.įor the MK-series you simply select the branch for the machine you are after and navigate to the file. For that reason, for all parts designed with OpenSCAD, there are only SCAD files and no STEP-files available. Some parts were designed using OpenSCAD, where SCAD files are the project files you can edit. We are enabling those folks to recycle, and we manage the entire print environment.Project files (STEP/SCAD) are only available in the Github branch/tree where they were initially released. “We are enabling such services as managed print services in commercial and corporate organizations, where similar to Instant Ink, we are effectively monitoring a fleet and the service calls are going down dramatically. “The days of where you go out and buy a printer and you have this aftermarket concept of buying cartridges, ink and toner cartridges is moving to a more contractual sort of motion, especially in the commercial world,” Lary said. While targeted at the consumer market, company officials said the introduction of the Tango Terra printer underscores how HP is accelerating the use of recycled materials in the manufacturing of its entire product lines, across its consumer, commercial and enterprise lines of business, which are provided through the channel and through partners who provide managed print services, said David Lary, general manager of supplies sales for HP’s Americas region. The Tango Terra will start selling directly at HP’s online store, at Best Buy and through Amazon on Friday, Nov. Likewise, the Tango Terra is packaged without plastic and comes with Forest Stewardship Council (FSC)-certified paper. The printer uses HP’s Instant Ink program, the company’s subscription ink delivery model that simplifies the recycling of cartridges and reduces plastic waste by up to 50%, according to HP. In addition to the 30% recycled plastic that makes up the Tango Terra printer, which is designed, manufactured and maintained under the CarbonNeutral Protocol, HP said it uses cartridges that are based on 48-73% recycled content from plastics recovered from oceans and beaches. “This is the world’s most sustainable home printing system,” she said. 
She introduced the Tango Terra, an eco-friendly and lighter version of its Tango inkjet printer, at the event describing it as the first printer to come from that initiative. Jackowski is leading the effort to help HP achieve that goal.
“We have quite a quite a lot of work to do,” Ellen Jackowski, HP’s global head of sustainability strategy and innovation said at last week’s summit. A plastic film or sheet product either: 1) is printable with the specific technology/ink/equipment 2) can be printed with the specific technology/ink/equipment, BUT is not specifically designed to be printed this way. Lores, who will step up to become HP’s new CEO when Dion Weisler steps aside at the end of this week, announced a broad vision at the HP Reinvent partner conference back in March, promising that all of the company’s printers will consist of 30% recycled materials by 2025, up from 7% on average today. With respect to our plastic film and sheet products, there are three levels of printability. Reducing HP’s carbon footprint is a key priority for Enrique Lores, president of HP’s $20 billion printing and imaging business.
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At the invite-only event for analysts and press, HP also revealed that it will invest $200 million to develop water-based ink for its 3-D printers, discussed the recycled materials in its new Elite DragonFly commercial 2-in-1 laptop PC that started shipping Friday, and shared how the company is extending its already formidable recycling efforts. The company introduced the new Tango Terra at last week’s HP Innovation for Sustainable Impact Summit in Nashville. HP showcased how it is delivering on its broadened promise to slash the carbon footprint of its products with what it claims is the first printer consisting of 30% recycled plastic.
(Pictured above: HP’s Ellen Jackowski presents at the company’s Sustainable Impact Summit in Nashville.)
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