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Simplicity to infinity

iFactory enables fully automatic 3D printing. No print size limitations.

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Features

Live monitoring with a HD camera

45° angled hot-end reduces the use of support structures while printing

Durable belt

Remote control via cloud

Round-the-clock printing

Benefits

Hassle-free removal

Automatic removal
of printed objects

Print to infinity

Print beyond the edges of the 3D printer
thanks to the specially designed belt

Compact design

A desktop-sized 3D printer that is also a complete factory

Scale your creativity

Print as many prototypes as you need
in one setup instead of multiple

Efficient printing

Less support material, and shorter printing times

Affordable

Cut prices with the first mass
market belt printer for the community

Application

Creative makers

The iFactory One is perfect for hobbyists who enjoy experimenting with new ideas on their 3D printer at home, despite the desktop size, the iFactory One allows beyond-the-edge printing for a wide range of interests: handcrafting, gaming, collections, etc.

Use iFactory3D_One to try new ideas with less stress than alternative 3D printers. No limit for your creativity or the length of your prints. Want to try?

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Effective for SMEs

The iFactory One is ideal for SMEs and entrepreneurs who already take advantege or are just exploring the benefits of 3D printing to improve their main business activities by speeding up prototyping, creating unique competitive spare parts, decreasing dependance on oversee suppliers, etc.

Do you know that only one desktop-size iFactory One can replace multiple traditional 3D printers and produce even better results at the same time?

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About Us

In 2018, Artur and Martin founded a cleantech company focused on the development of an innovative sustainability machine. The R&D process was not only time- and staff-consuming, but also required a huge number of unique parts that were neither sold nor possible to customize according to the needs of small companies.

After a long search, they found a solution: a new 3D printing technology called — belt printing. But there was still no printer manufacturer who offered an affordable belt printer. Only expensive business solutions existed. That’s why Martin decided to build an open-source low-budget 3D belt project and publish it on Thingiverse.

With the help of this newly conceptualized belt printer, Artur and Martin were able to rapidly simplify their prototyping and replace all of their previously used conventional 3D printers. Now they want to make this awesome printer available for everyone! Order your printer on Kickstarter now!

Common questions

What materials can I use with this printer?

PETG, PLA, ABS, ASA , TPU, PC, NYLON.

How should I insert the filament?

Insert the filament into the extruder by hand like in every other 3D-printer by hand, there will also be an auto-unload and auto-fill option available on display.

How long does it take to print something?

It depends on the print settings and object size, with average settings, a 20x20x20mm cube takes around 20 minutes.

How big is the build volume?

The parameters of the build volume are the same as the printers’ dimensions: 180 mm(H), 290 mm (W), infinite (L).

Does the printer have automatic failure detection?

Yes. We are working on a failure detection algorithm that can detect several common failures and even automatically restart printing with changed settings.

How can I print more than one object in a row?

When the print is finished, the rotation of the belt will release the printed part. After the part fall off, a new print can be started. You can load several objects in the slicer and set the number of copies.

Where can I find open source material to print with this printer?

Thingiverse, GrabCAD, MyMiniFactory, Pinshape, etc.

What 3D printing software does this model use?

Cura Engine (own version) for slicing and Octoprint / Octoscreen (own version) as the user interface.

How do the printed parts fall off?

If they don’t fall off by the curvature of the belt, they get separated using a scraper (attached to the printer).

Does the printer come with any additional services?

Yes. There will be an option to print from everywhere and upload / download files directly to the printer.

Is material support required?

For most objects, no support is needed. Using the 45° angle you are able to print objects without any infill or support. For some very complex objects you still need to place support.

What is the difference between a conventional printer and this one?

+ 45° printing angle enables you to print overhangs without any support
+ Belt enables automatic cleaning of the build room
+ Using the belt and the 45° angle you can print objects larger than the printer.

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