Orion Printer V0 1 V6

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M Primo One is a 3D printer designed by Diego Trapero. This model was developed to be an open-source alternative to commercial 3D printing systems. It features a compact design and high precision, making it suitable for various applications including prototyping, educational purposes, and personal projects. The M Primo One uses Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) technology, which involves extruding melted plastic through a heated nozzle onto the build platform. This process allows for the creation of complex geometries and structures with high detail. Diego Trapero designed this printer to be user-friendly and easy to assemble, making it accessible to hobbyists and professionals alike. The M Primo One comes with an open-source firmware that can be modified and customized to suit specific needs. One of the notable features of the M Primo One is its ability to print at high temperatures, up to 260°C. This allows for the use of a wide range of filaments, including ABS, PLA, and nylon. The printer also includes a heated bed that can reach temperatures of up to 120°C, providing a stable surface for printing. The M Primo One has a build volume of approximately 250x250x300mm, making it suitable for medium-sized projects. Diego Trapero's design emphasizes sustainability and environmental responsibility. The use of open-source hardware and software reduces waste and promotes community involvement in the development process.