Description

The Original Prusa XL has been designed with easy upgradeability in mind. Install one of the upgrade packages to increase the number of available toolheads and expand your 3D printing options.

With a toolchanger in place and multiple toolheads, you can preload various filaments and combine them in a single print. With smart object designs, you can minimize the number of supports and even print with no waste whatsoever – no wipe tower, no filament scraps around the printer. Say goodbye to plastic waste that is heavier than the main printed object!

The combination of multiple filaments allows you to save precious material – for example, you can print the main object from PCCF filament and the supports from PLA which brings considerable cost savings!

The Package Contains

1 Toolhead to 5 Toolhead Upgrade

• 1x XL Single-Tool Nextruder Upgrade
  • Includes 0.4mm nozzle (for existing Nextruder)
• 4x XL Multi-Tool Nextruder (with 0.4 nozzle)
  • Includes Spool Holder and Prusa Nextruder Sock
• 1x XL Electronic Expansion kit
  • XLSplitter board
  • Additional power supply
• 2x additional 0.4mm nozzles

2 Toolhead to 5 Toolhead Upgrade

• 3x XL Multi-Tool Nextruder (with 0.4 nozzle)
  • Includes Spool Holder and Prusa Nextruder Sock
• 1x XL Electronic Expansion kit
  • XLSplitter board
  • Additional power supply
• 2x 0.4mm nozzle (for existing Nextruder)

1 Toolhead to 2 Toolhead Upgrade

• XL Single-Tool Nextruder Upgrade
  • Includes 0.4mm nozzle (for existing Nextruder)
• XL Multi-Tool Nextruder
• Tool Changer

Tools Required for Assembly

To upgrade the XL with additional print heads, you will need a set of tools. See the list below. If you already have these tools at home (all of them are part of the Original Prusa XL package), you dont have to buy them again.

• Mini wrench – used for dock calibration. It can be replaced with a small flathead screwdriver
• Uni-wrench – used for dock calibration
• PH2 screwdriver – required for terminal screws, a standard PH2 screwdriver
• Needle-nose pliers
• T10 key – at least 71 mm long
• 2.5mm Allen key – at least 86 mm long, as thin as possible due to space limitations
• 3.0mm Allen key – at least 128 mm long