Dremel DigiLab 3D45 specifications
- Technology:FFF FDM
- Type:Material extrusion
- Launched in:2018
- Assembly:Fully-assembled
- Mechanical arrangement:Cartesian-XY-head
- Manufacturer:Dremel
- Manufacturer country:USA
Materials
- Printable materials:
- Filameter diameter:1.75 mm
- Compatible with 3rd party filaments?Yes an open material system
Build volume
- Print size millimeters (xyz):254 x 254 x 170 mm
- Print size inches (xyz):10 x 10 x 6.7 inches
3D Printer and printing properties
- Layer resolution:50 - 300 Microns
- Feeder system:Direct
- Extruder type:Single
- Nozzle size:0.4 mm
- Max extruder temperature:536 °F / 280 °C
- Max heated bed temperature:212 °F / 100 °C
- Frame:Aluminum
- Closed print chamber:Yes
- Temperature controlled print chamber:Yes
- Bed leveling:Manual (assisted)
- Print bed details:Heated bed with removable glass build plate
- Display:5” full color IPS touch screen
- Connectivity:USB, WIFI
- Built in camera:Yes
- Print recovery:No
- Filament sensor:No
Requirements
- Slicing:Dremel DigiLab 3D Slicer
- Operating system(s):Mac OS X
- Operating system(s):Windows
- Input:100-240V, 47-60Hz, 0.85-2.3 Amps
Dimensions and weight
- Outer dimensions inches (xyz):20.25 x 16 x 15.9 inches
- Outer dimensions millimeters (xyz):514 x 406 x 403 mm
- Weight lb:47.5 pounds
- Weight kg:21.5 kg
Andrew C Vinal –
What an amazing and easy to use 3D printer. I have had it over 6 months now, it has never jammed, it has run continuously and enjoy the flexibility in media types. Nylon is my favorite for parts and etc. I use the PLA to make 3D protein models (reason I bought a 3D printer). I would say, if your looking to print in 3D, and your goal is with in 10 x 10 x 6.7 inches for your project, I could not think of a better printer.