Launch of the new LulzBot TAZ 4 3D Printer #3DThursday #3DPrinting

Launch of the new LulzBot TAZ 4 3D Printer continues to celebrate a commitment to Libre/Open Source Hardware.

THE EVOLUTION CONTINUES

The LulzBot TAZ 4 3D printer represents the latest evolution in high performance desktop 3D printing technology. TAZ 4 boasts a wide range of new features that facilitate more consistent, higher quality prints than ever.

LIBRE/OPEN SOURCE HARDWARE

All LulzBot products are Libre/Open Source Hardware, meaning you can adopt the latest and greatest technology being developed across the 3D printing market. From experimental filament materials and the modeling software of your choice, to new accessories like hot ends and print surfaces—experience the joy of user freedom!

LARGE PRINT VOLUME

Looking for a desktop 3D printer that can print large items? Like the generations before it, TAZ 4 boasts a spacious 11.7in x 10.8in x 9.8in print area with a controllable heat bed that can print large items, or many small items.

MANY FILAMENTS TO CHOOSE FROM

What can you print with? LulzBot users have many filaments options beyond common plastics like PLA, ABS, and HIPS. Exotic filament options include nylon, wood- (Laywood), stone- (Laybrick), and rubber-like (NinjaFlex) materials, to name a few.

UPGRADE AND MODIFY YOUR PRINTER

Our Libre/Open philosophy empowers you to download/print upgrades and replacement parts for your 3D printer, and make whatever modifications you want!

TETHERLESS PRINTING

TAZ 4 features tetherless printing through an SD card with a versatile, multi-functional graphic LCD controller….

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