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| description = FDM process 3D printer with dual nozzles. | |||
| manufacturer = Ultimaker | |||
| model = S5 | |||
| workingarea = 330 mm × 240 mm × 300 mm | |||
| training = yes | |||
| image =Ultimaker-s5.png | |||
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These Ultimaker printers have the largest [[Build Volume (3D Printing)|build volume]] of all our printers. | |||
We currently have three of these printers. | |||
== Training == | |||
Follow the [[Quick Start Guide - 3D Printing|3D Printing Quick Start Guide]], and ask a member of staff if you get stuck. | |||
== Filament == | == Filament == | ||
These printers use 2.85mm diameter filament, typically PLA. | These printers use 2.85mm diameter filament, typically PLA. We usually buy our filament from Filamentive. | ||
[[Category:3D Printing]] | [[Category:3D Printing]] | ||
[[Category:Fused Deposition Modelling]] | [[Category:Fused Deposition Modelling]] | ||
[[Category:Equipment]] | [[Category:Equipment]] | ||
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| FDM process 3D printer with dual nozzles. | |
| Equipment Information | |
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| Status | Unknown |
| Manufacturer | Ultimaker |
| Model | S5 |
| Working Area | 330 mm × 240 mm × 300 mm |
| Maker Space Information | |
| Training Required | Yes |
| Training Information | Here |
These Ultimaker printers have the largest build volume of all our printers.
We currently have three of these printers.
Training
Follow the 3D Printing Quick Start Guide, and ask a member of staff if you get stuck.
Filament
These printers use 2.85mm diameter filament, typically PLA. We usually buy our filament from Filamentive.