E3D Revo™ PRUSA Mini+ Upgrade Guide
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- Опубліковано 21 жов 2024
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Revo Micro is a great fit for your Prusa Mini+, with no firmware changes required to complete the upgrade. Simply mount Revo Micro using your printed part, rewire your Heater and Thermistor and then recalibrate your z-offset.
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Tip: Put some cloth on your heatbed to not scratch the surface by accident.
was there some sort of re-development on this? Because I bought a Revo for my Mini+ some time ago and it doesn't look anything like this?
Can you explain what's behind the name Revo? Hemera and Titan both had a meaning behind there name, does Revo also have one?
Revolution. The revolution of creating easy install nozzles and making 3D printing more accessible to the masses.
pretty much self explana (not finishing the word intended)
@@E3DOnlinemasses🤣, what a wordchoice
Why is that better than the original?
does the revo micro come with the extension cables that go all the way to the board?
It does!
Just got one and installed it when I went to turn on my printer I got a thermistor warning. Hopefully it just needs to be seated better…..
Can the mount be printed in PLA or does it have to be PETG or ASA?
We wouldn't recommend using PLA.
You should not use PLA for anything besides decoration. Its not safe for UV-rays so it gets brittle with sunlight.
Can you do please this for the Anycubic I 3 Mega. I've been wanting to put the revo system on my anycubic I3 Mega for so long, but it's always different or the same printers (Creality, Prusa printers) that are shown in video clips. please help me with this as I am not a techie in this.
Is it the same for the revo six? Your link in description is revo six not marco
We've just updated the link, thank you!
I am getting poor print quality on all three of my Mini's with a Micro. Anywhere there is low volumetric volume it seems to over-extrude and ooze a bit. Have yet to be able to solve the issue.
You recalibrate esteps?
Retraction too
Hey i have the exact same issue! Have you found a good solution yet?
I tried both Stock, and Bondtech extruder. no luck there.
0.6mm nozzle prints better
0.25mm nozzle fails every time..
Hey there! In my Revo Micro I didn’t have a color clip but instead a plastic nut. What should I do?
e3d-online.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/requests/new
Sorry to hear that, please reach out to our support team through here if you haven't already!
What voltage version is used for the MINI?
24V for Prusa Mini+
@@E3DOnline Just for clarity: that's true of the Mini as well as the Mini+
@@MarkWheadon its the same
Wait, I can reverse the polarity? I thought only The Doctor could do that ?! Joking aside, great video!
Please, please do this for the Hemera on an Ender 5 pro!
hello! are there any benefits of using this instead the prusa hotend, other than faster heating and quick change nozzle? thanks.
Isn't that enough? 😐 No more hot tightening, nozzle changes in seconds and improved print quality!
Well, the reason why i just bought mine is because i'm using PLA, PETG ... and flex... And after a while of using the mini, the PTFE tube inside the heatsink gets squished a bit. And in mine it got squished enough that eventually flex (flex being what it is :P) material managed to get under and then over up the PTFE tube, creating in the end a partial block that made printing with some under extrusion. I got tired of having to open it up and clean it every few months, and getting extra PTFE tubes for the heatsink. And yes, i did raise the hot end for more squish. But eventually the PTFE tube needs replacing after being too squished.
@@E3DOnline that's what i was wondering, does it improve print quality? :)
@@itsGeorgeAgain This was my main reason for getting it too. Also my prusa mk3s+ has a 0.6mm nozzle x and my mini is for a wider mix of stuff than my i3 is so being able to change nozzles for a wider variety of niche tasks means less fussing over my i3.
@@jamiainen Stefan from CNC Kitchen noticed less stringing, but I think that's it.
Can we cut out the connectors and solder the extension directly?
Yes if you'd prefer to do it that way that is fine!
Does the new hotend perform better than stock?
Revo is supposed to be more responsive to temperature changes, and having a lighter tool head allows for faster printing and/or fewer motion-based artifacts
LOL imagine Chris Pirillo trying this... But wow, that is really cool!!
Did his not go well?
thanks :)
a thinker se by Eryone
*Your PRUSA mini is now DOWNGRADED to Revo Micro
Why do you say that?