Prague Firefighters Use a Prusa CORE One L for On-Site Tools and Spares
Prague's central fire station is piloting a CORE One L to make vehicle mounts, wedges, test plugs, and other parts on site.
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Prague's central fire station is piloting a CORE One L to make vehicle mounts, wedges, test plugs, and other parts on site.
The camera prototype combines 4K60 processing and cryptographic signing with a printed enclosure and integrated cooling duct, targeting a small production batch in 2027.
Škoda Auto has released free 3D-printable interior accessories for current and discontinued models through Printables, including cupholders and storage parts for home fabrication.
Prusa Research has released a quick-swap HT Hotend for the CORE One+ and L+ with a maximum temperature of 400°C, while the printers’ 60°C chamber remains a constraint for some advanced polymers.
UC Berkeley, working with Prusa Research and Formlabs, has released OpenCAL, an open volumetric printer built largely from off-the-shelf parts with public hardware, control code, print software, and resin documentation.
In an interview with 3D Printing Industry, Prusa Research founder Josef Průša discussed the expanding production role of affordable printers, competitive conditions, IP, security and procurement.
Smaller pellet batches give workshops and laboratories access to raw polymers without industrial bulk orders. Packs up to 14 kg are supplied pre-dried.
A seasonal collection combines printable decorations, glow materials and a browser tool for creating ghost-like versions of models. The post also covers printing considerations.
Wube has released 65 official models with STL variants prepared for assembly. The project turns familiar game objects into physical prints.