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Our printers have superpowers. The same machine can sit under a Christmas tree, keep a business running, power university research or print parts that fly to orbit 🚀 Today the big three get an upgrade ➕➕➕ Prusa XL+ · CORE One L+ · CORE One+ (Gen 2) Everything gets... show more

Josef Prusa

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Josef Prusa1 month ago

Full details, plus what's next: PrusaSlicer 3.0, HT Hotend, Connect Local ⬇️

Brian Almeida1 month ago

Prusa MINI+ would like another➕!

Michael Syzochenko1 month ago

So disheartening that you just abandoned the mk4s platform

Chris1 month ago

Ordered my XL+ Upgrade! Very excited for this!

Barnacules Nerdgasm1 month ago

I dream of having a Prusa XL+ one day! Still rocking my MK4 loving the hell out of it. 🥰

Hamilton PrintWorks1 month ago

Does the original Prusa XL enclosure work with the Prusa XL+?

Peter Ross1 month ago

@josefprusa still proud that my type of nozzle brush is now official. I was the first one with the brush idea on the bed. There is even a forum post about it!

nxn1 month ago

Core one+ Upgrade kit to Gen 2 purchased !

りーともパパ1 month ago

日本向けにCORE ONE L+キット出してくださぁ～い😍 各国のACベッドの取り扱い方は分かりませんが😆

J.wilsonphotos1 month ago

Nice set of upgrades! I have been kind of hoping that the loveboard would get some love too, and go to the one that’s in the Core One L with an accelerometer built in. Not that it needs to be done often, but it makes it a pain point with the Core One. I thought that would have been an upgrade option for the + upgrade, and then even more so in a “gen 2” upgrade.

Malatoke1 month ago

Is the upgrade to GT1.5 belts going to be part of the delayed INDX upgrade or will this be a separate upgrade or maybe not even compatible with the INDX upgrade for the Core One?

PartyPlatter1 month ago

Leaving the mk platform behind huh?

Vertigo Lodge1 month ago

Then why has mine had issues since I bought it??????????????

JackWagon1 month ago

XL+ with enclosure bundle site is broken / 404’s

NVRMOR1 month ago

How much is the subscription for hardened nozzles?

Andrew B1 month ago

GT1.5 belts for the MK4S?

crocodile gandhi1 month ago

Hi, when can we expect the index 8 to come out for the core one? Also when will there be an index 8 for core one xl? Thank you

Lars Sorensen1 month ago

Wow - you guys have been busy...

GigaCrafter1 month ago

We're still building our XL enclosure and now there's an XL+ 😂 timing

Jelte1 month ago

Ordered the Core One + --> Gen2 upgrade. Love my Core One, can't wait to make it better. Now waiting until we can finally get INDX :)

Richard Nguyen1 month ago

High flow nozzles, reliability, less babysitting. So it's like upgrading to an old Bambu! Nice!

Peter Sassaman #TouchVR #SmellVR1 month ago

Have a few questions. 1. If I bought an upgrade to turn my XL 2 tool into XL Plus. Would it be fully an XL plus or would I still need to upgrade some other things like the build plate later on to be fully a +.

Juan Manuel Garcia1 month ago

The c1L will need also a heater to accommodate the HT hot end? No?

flustered1 month ago

another day mini gets left behind

rashwell1 month ago

Thank you for sharing members of the team as well as your lastest updates. It makes one desire to work for Prusa to perhaps someday afford one of these printers.

NackHabitat1 month ago

@MandicReally Wooooooooooo

Audie Chason1 month ago

How can I get my XL5 fixed? It’s never worked properly.

Kathy’s Guess1 month ago

I’d love to put your 3D printer under my grandson’s Christmas tree can you send me to your price list and stock market symbol? Please DM me 🙏🏼🇺🇦🇺🇸

John Brown15 days ago

Bought my printer back in 2014 Prusa i3mk2.s still going strong 💪 what a well made machine.

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46,715 views • 1 month ago

A double blind placebo trial is how safety gets established for a pharmaceutical product. You take ten thousand people, five thousand get the drug, five thousand get a placebo, which by definition should have no effect on the body. For an injectable product, that placebo should be saline. It's called double blind because neither the scientists running the study or the patients receiving it know who got which one, and that distinction matters because those scientists are being paid by the drug company the entire time. That is the standard for every drug, every cancer treatment, every product we put in our bodies. Except one. One of the things I've proven through years of lawsuits with our nonprofit is that not a single childhood vaccine on the schedule has ever gone through that process. None of them. That is the core of my entire issue with this. Of everything you could rush to market without proving it safe first, why would it be the product given to a perfectly healthy child?

A double blind placebo trial is how safety gets established for a pharmaceutical product. You take ten thousand people, five thousand get the drug, five thousand get a placebo, which by definition should have no effect on the body. For an injectable product, that placebo should be saline. It's called double blind because neither the scientists running the study or the patients receiving it know who got which one, and that distinction matters because those scientists are being paid by the drug company the entire time. That is the standard for every drug, every cancer treatment, every product we put in our bodies. Except one. One of the things I've proven through years of lawsuits with our nonprofit is that not a single childhood vaccine on the schedule has ever gone through that process. None of them. That is the core of my entire issue with this. Of everything you could rush to market without proving it safe first, why would it be the product given to a perfectly healthy child?

Del Bigtree

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