Robo 3D R1 + Fully Assembled 3D Printer

The Robo 3D R1 + is an affordable, fully assembled 3D printer with an all-new linear motion and lead screws for better quality, performance, and consistency. The improved filament feeding system and enhanced leveling makes the Robo 3D R1 + better than ever. Enjoy a low and precise layer height of 0.01mm when printing with PLA, ABS or other specialty materials without additional assembly or modification. Make your ideas come to life with the Robo 3D R1 + with an impressive build volume of 10 x 9 x 8 inches.

List Price: $499.00
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Product No. M-J11-2NE5

Use your SD card or print directly from your computer with this affordable, and fully assembled, 3D printer. The automatic calibration makes it easy to print 3D objects with greater accuracy and quality. The Robo 3D R1 + has the poise of 100-micron resolution which adds value without losing the quality in your prints. And with the large build volume, it is over twice the size of other 3D desktop printers at a fraction of the price.

Includes

  • Fully assembled printer and power cable
  • SD printing card
  • Upgraded rods and linear bearings
  • Upgraded linear motion system
  • Prints in PLA, ABS, as well as LAYWOO-D3 , t-glase , and other specialty filaments
  • One 300g spool of Robo blue filament to get your project started
  • Six-month parts replacement warranty

Tech Specs

  • With Spool Holder: 15 x 22 x 18.25 in (38.1 x 55.88 x 46.35 cm)
  • Without Spool Holder: 15 x 17 x 18.25 in (38.1 x 43.18 x 46.35 cm)
  • Single Head Extrusion
  • 8.4 x 8.4 heated surface on 10 x 10 bed
  • Large 10 x 9 x 8 inch build volume
  • Prints in PLA and ABS as well as multiple specialty filaments
  • 0.4mm Hexagon All Metal hotend nozzle diameter; prints with any material available.
  • Uses 1.75mm filament
  • Plastic injection molded parts for longer lasting 3D printer
  • 8 Im8uu bearings for precise movement
  • 5 Nema 17 motors with 48 oz/in holding torque
  • 12V 30amps switching power supply (good for both 115v and 230v outlets)
  • 100 Micron Resolution

Why Buy A Robo

Enjoy a six-month manufacturer warranty which covers parts replacements and unparalleled service and support from MatterHackers as well as free shipping on all our items. Each Robo 3D unit ships with a custom version of MatterControl so you can get the most out of your printer. Robo 3D, based in San Diego, California, started as an initial Kickstarter project exceeding their campaign goals to provide an exceptional 3D desktop printer at an extraordinary value of $499 unmatched by competitors.

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What size replacement nozzles should I buy

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Where can I find the firmware hex file for the R1 Plus?

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Can I get a printed manual for a Robo 1 ?... bought it second hand?

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What are options for a replacement print bed for the Robo R1+?

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how do i home the extruder

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SD printing card I replace the computer with a Raspberry Pi 1 B plus I can't get it to boot up

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Does this printer have auto leveling bed?

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Does the current Robo 3D R1+ include the 1-year free trial of the Autodesk Fusion 360 software?

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I'm looking to upgrade the hot end, any recommendations?

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Hi, what type of enclosure can i put on the printer so we don't get the ABS filament plastic melt smell ?

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Can you add WiFi connections to make it wireless

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does it include a filter for managing fumes while printing abs/nylon?

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Can we use Simplify3d or Repetier Host Controlling software, on our ROBO 3D R1 Plus we bought four months ago?

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Can one computer operate more than one r1 plus printers simultaneously?

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is robo r1+ carbon fiber and/or kevlar fillament compatible??

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what are the computer specs needed to operate this printer

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Is the robo 3D software Mac compatable?

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What is the print speed range?

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how to set the z axis limit switches on the rod nuts. should they be tight or allowed to slide up and down on the nut>

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What is the print head temperature range?

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I am new to 3d printing. I started with the UP!Mini which was a great plug n play. I have the ROBO 3D R1 PLUS now. I always use a raft, but with the ROBO the raft will not seperate from the model. What am I doing wrong?

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My Robo came printing the Z axis over .12 short per inch of print! After a lot of time, I found the eeprom setting was 2267.72 I'm having to change this every time I start the printer to 2591.70! Do I have the wrong Z axis (ballscrews) screws???

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Hi, does the Robo R1 plus allow support materials such as PolySupport. I know its only a single end but there are other single end printers that allow it so I wanted to make sure this one can to. I see that it says it prints various other material

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I have been making abs (vacuum formed) parts for years. One of the toughest most durable materials on the market, why are 3d printed abs parts so fragile? What about polycarbonate is it printable???

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My abs prints are cracking while printing, they have no strength!

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Can the plus print nylon

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So I bought the r1 through Amazon a few months ago can I upgrade it to a r1plus???

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Are you guys and authorized reseller?

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What shipping method is International Parcel Post? Is it USPS?

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Can I get the new motion parts to install on my r1

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How long does it take to receice (Helena MT)

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What file types does your software support? I already have several 3D files. Also, can you explain in more detail how your program can handle support and flat prints? I have several pieces that are flat but they are thinner on one end, so it would need support on the thin end during the build.

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Does the printed part need support material? If "No" why not?

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