Introducing the Experimental 3D Printing Extruder from MakerBot Labs
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Customize your 3D printing experience with the MakerBot Labs Experimental Extruder’s modifiable design and interchangeable nozzles. Print faster with draft nozzles, explore new materials, and join the MakerBot Labs Community to take full control of your MakerBot 3D Printer.
The MakerBot Labs Experimental Extruder brings a completely revamped experience to the 5th Generation and + Series of MakerBot 3D Printers. Users can quickly swap between the reliability of the Smart Extruder+ or Tough PLA Extruder, and into a new sandbox platform with the Experimental Extruder. Explore new materials, print faster with draft nozzles, and enjoy the same advanced jam detection, z-homing, and filament detection sensors as you have with the Smart Extruder+ and the Tough PLA Extruder.
Components of MakerBot Labs
• Modifiable Hardware (Experimental Extruder) - Designed for the advanced user looking to push the limits of what's possible with MakerBot 3D printers. Customize your 3D printing experience with a modifiable hardware design including interchangeable nozzles.
• Custom Material Print Modes - Unlock advanced print settings with the Experimental Extruder and other MakerBot Labs hardware. Once you’ve found the settings that work best for your chosen material, save a custom Material Print Mode and share it with the MakerBot Labs Community on Thingiverse.
• MakerBot Labs APIs - Get under the hood of MakerBot hardware and software. Developers can access documentation about APIs and collaborate with other developers to interface with and expand the capabilities of MakerBot 3D Printers.
• MakerBot Labs Community - Browse, collaborate, discuss, and download. MakerBot Labs on Thingiverse is the community for discussing Material Print Modes, software APIs, and hardware mods. Visit at thingiverse.com/groups/makerbot-labs