Craftbot Plus (Pro) User Manuals
You can download the .pdf user manual of our Craftbot Plus (Pro) 3D printer from here.
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How to set the CraftBot language?
Please refer to page 9 of the owners manual section: “Setting the language” SETTING THE LANGUAGE • Select „Settings” on the LCD menu. • Navigate to the right with the arrow. • Choose LNG. • Select the desired language. • Confim selection. • Use the left arrow to get back to the main menu.
What is the maximum speed which I can print at with my Craftbot or Craftbot Plus printer?
The standard default speed of the CraftBot is 60mm/second, although the firmware will allow you to successfully print at speeds up to 120mm/second. For the greatest precision on very difficult print models, those with small micron/layer details, we recommend printing at 40mm/second, which by-the-way is the typical industry standard speed amongst many of the leading […]
How do I Update / Install the firmware on my Craftbot or Craftbot Plus printer?
For legacy printers (the original Craftbot, Craftbot 2, Craftbot PLUS, Craftbot XL, Craftbot 3), please download the last supported version from HERECraftprint v1.15 and pr3Dator20220201 firware is compatible only the Craftbot Plus Pro printers. Firmware update From time to time you may want to look into updating your firmware (the special software which provides control […]
What is the warranty on my CraftBot / Craftbot Plus 3D printer?
The Company warrants that the Product shall conform in all respects with its Product Description for the period of 12 month from the physical transfer to the Consumer, or for the term in excess of 12 months complying with relevant applicable national rules of the Consumer’s domicile, but no longer than 24 months (hereinafter referred […]
Which materials can be used for 3D printing on my Craftbot/ Craftbot Plus?
Craftbot can be used with PLA, ABS, HIPS, Laywood, Nylon, etc. Probably the most easiest-to-use material of them all is PLA (excellent choice for beginners), since its material properties, such as very low shrinkage, inflict little degrade upon your print quality (not to mention that PLA does not emit any toxic fumes while printing). […]
