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Changing filament is really simple on a Prusa 3D printer. And it’s even easier because your favorite* 3D printing coach at SPOT has prepared a video showing you step by step how to perform this maneuver. Now it&#039;s your turn! Soon, the ancient art of 3D printing will hold no secrets for you!</description>
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The rules in the 3D printing space are the same for everyone and are made so that this space works and serves everyone equally and continuously.

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Overview

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You can find the last version of the training slides here 8-)


Some parts are specific to the SPOT but those pages provide useful information and tips for any user!



Happy printing!</description>
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To maximize your chances of success in creating your most ambitious 3D prints and prototypes, your 3D printing coach has applied all his experience and expertise to create optimized filament profiles specifically for the filament-printer pairing available at SPOT. It is essential that you follow these instructions and use the SPOT filament profile because our filament is very special.</description>
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