Cetus 2 3d printer


Cetus 3D Printer MK2 - Tiertime 3D Printer Store

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  • MK2-01 Specification
  • MK2-02 Specification
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We want everyone to enjoy the fun of 3D printing,

Let your ideas realized and shared in a simple and tangible way.

However, most 3D printers on the market are difficult to use, unreliable and expensive. 3D printers tend to be ever more complicated, bulky and confusing. Therefore we made a printer for you and ourselves, the Cetus, a minimalist printer that delivers the joy of creating and building ideas.

 

Minimalist

3 x Axis Modules

As a truly essential system, the body is made of aluminum extrusions,and the machine is simplified into only six modules

Quality Linear Rails

Self-lubricated | Maintenance Free | High Precision | Long Lifespan | Quiet

Small Size

But a BIG Printing Volume

CETUS is highly potable so you can take your creativity anywhere

 

 

 

3 Nozzle Options with Preset Profiles

Novel Build Surface

 

 

 

 

 

CETUS Can Print Various Materials

 

CETUS MKII Bring More Improvements

 

Changed some sheet metals parts and printed parts to injection molded and CNC machined parts.

Better wire management.

Z- axis holder installed by default.

Smaller and sturdier packaging.

Improved Z-axis for better print quality.

Cetus MKII Standard Specification

  
Printing TechnologyMelted Extrusion Modeling (MEM)
Build Volume180(W)x180(H)x180(D) mm
7” x 7” x 7”
Print HeadSingle, Direct Extrusion
Nozzle OptionsBrass: 0.2mm/0.4mm/0.6mm
Linear Motion SystemStainless Steel Linear Rail and Linear Bearing
Layer Thickness0.05/0.07/0.10/0.15/0.20/0.25/0.30/0.35 mm
Supporting StructureSmart Support Technology: automatically generated, easy to remove
Build Platform OptionsNon-heated, Aluminum build platform with special adhesive
Heated Build Platform (sold separately)
Untethered PrintingYes
Supported Printing MaterialPLA, TPU, PETG, PLA-Composite and etc
Bundled SoftwareTiertime Stuido, Tiertime iOS Apps for iPhone and iPad.
Compatible Formats3D formats: UP3, UPS, STL, OBJ, 3MF, PLY, OFF, 3DS, GCODE
2D formats: JPG, PNG, BMP, DIB
ConnectivityUSB, WIFI
System RequirementWindows 7 SP1 or later
MAC OS X10.10 or later
iOS 8.0 or later
OpenGL 2.0 Support Required
Supported 3rd Party Software (Gcode only)Simplify 3D, Cura, Slic3r
Power Adapter110-240VAC, 50-60Hz, 90W
Weight3.2KG/5.7LB
Dimension270mm x 360mm x 270mm
10.5” x 10.75” x 10.5”

Cetus MKII Extended Specification

  
Printing TechnologyMelted Extrusion Modeling (MEM)
Build Volume180(W)x280(H)x180(D) mm
7” x 11” x 7”
Print HeadSingle, Direct Extrusion
Nozzle OptionsBrass: 0. 2mm/0.4mm/0.6mm
Linear Motion SystemStainless Steel Linear Rail and Linear Bearing
Layer Thickness0.05/0.07/0.10/0.15/0.20/0.25/0.30/0.35 mm
Supporting StructureSmart Support Technology: automatically generated, easy to remove
Build Platform OptionsNon-heated, Aluminum build platform with special adhesive
Heated Build Platform (sold separately)
Untethered PrintingYes
Supported Printing MaterialPLA, TPU, PETG, PLA-Composite and etc
Bundled SoftwareTiertime Stuido, Tiertime iOS Apps for iPhone and iPad.
Compatible Formats3D formats: UP3, UPS, STL, OBJ, 3MF, PLY, OFF, 3DS, GCODE
2D formats: JPG, PNG, BMP, DIB
ConnectivityUSB, WIFI
System RequirementWindows 7 SP1 or later
MAC OS X10.10 or later
iOS 8. 0 or later
OpenGL 2.0 Support Required
Supported 3rd Party Software (Gcode only)Simplify 3D, Cura, Slic3r
Power Adapter110-240VAC, 50-60Hz, 90W
Weight3.2KG/5.7LB
Dimension270mm x 430mm x 270mm
10.5” x 16.8” x 10.5”

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LocationWarehouse LocationShipping RegionWarm Notes
ChinaChinaMore than 90 Countries and Regions in the WorldCustoms fee and taxes may be collected by local Customs according to your country’s import policy.
United States Wh2/Wh3U.S.48 contiguous states, Alaska and HawaiiImport Duty included in product price
UKUnited KingdomUnited KingdomAll orders will be charged of 20% VAT when checking out.
GermanyGermanyEU countries, Switzerland, Norway, LiechtensteinAll Germany customers need to pay VAT. Other EU customers can be VAT exempt if you can provide valid VAT info at checkout.
Australia(N/A)AustraliaAustraliaImport Duty included in product price
Japan(N/A)JapanJapanImport Duty included in product price
Brazil(N/A)BrazilBrazilImport Duty included in product price
Russia(N/A)RussiaRussiaImport Duty included in product price

Shipping & Order Processing Time

How much is shipping Cost?

Shipping costs are depending on the destination country and the shipping method. You could select shipping method and view the according shipping cost on the shopping cart page. During the checkout process, available shipping methods and delivery times will be listed after you enter your shipping address.

Do I need to pay import DUTY ?

When you place order in Global Store, we will fulfill your order from China. In this case, you need to pay customs fee and taxes which are collected by your local customs according to your country’s import policy. In other stores, the product price has included import tax, you don’t need to pay import tax any more. (Switzerland and Norway customers need to pay import tax and duty when place order in Europe store but EU VAT is exempted)

Order Processing Time of Global Store?

Global Store is with China stock.Global Store Orders are usually shipped within 1-3 business days after payment received. You could log in to your account to view the order status and tracking number. China stock shipment (DHL) is usually shipped to Hong Kong and redirect there to the final destination. After receiving order shipment notification email, It will still take 2-4 days for the tracking number to be trackable.

Order Processing Time of Other Stores?

Orders made in US Store, Europe Store, Canada Store, Japan Store, Australia Store, Brazil Store and Russia Store are all shipped with local inventories, so the shipping will be much faster than Global store and do not need to pay import TAX. Normally your orders will be shipped out in 2 Business days.The shipment notification email will be sent to you also during this period.

See a message of “There are no shipping methods available”?

You are very welcomed to email us at [email protected] for more assistance.We will evaluate the feasibility of adding the shipping method to your country.

Return Policy

We accept return within 30 days upon delivery date.

To be eligible for a return, your item must be unused and in the same condition that you received it. It must also be in the original packaging.

If you wish to return an item, you must contact us first at support@tiertime. com to obtain an Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA). Returns without authorization are not eligible for refund.

20% of item net value will be deducted as restocking fee.You also need to be responsible for return shipping costs and we can not refund any shipping costs.

Defective Items Return Policy

If you are unhappy with our product but have already used it, please feel free to contact us so we can find an appropriate solution. You can email us at [email protected], we are happy to help!

Defective/ damaged items are returnable within 30 days of the delivery date. Returns of items without obvious defects will subject 20% restocking fees and will be deducted from the amount of refund.

Please note that you will be responsible for the return shipping costs and we cannot refund any shipping costs you originally paid to receive the order. Only the price of refunding item will be refunded.

Refunds

All returns, refunds and exchanges are processed within approximately 7-10 days upon arrival at our distribution center.

Cetus 3D Printer Review 2022

3.9

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To say we’ve been chomping at the bit to get our hands on a Cetus 3D printer for some time is an understatement. Ever since respected Chinese 3D printer manufacturer Tiertime – famed for the excellent UP line of printers – first kicked off a crowdfunding campaign for the Cetus over on Kickstarter in the latter half of 2016, we’ve kept a keen eye on development.

Now onto the third and most refined version of the Cetus, baptized the MKIII, Tiertime is offering not only the cutest 3D printer we’ve come across but also the most affordable. With so much anticipation on our part, does the Cetus live up to expectations or is it a vessel for a bundle of unkept promises to add to the annals of 3D printing history?

Printing Area180mm x 180mm x 180mm
Layer Resolution50, 70, 100, 200, 250, 300, 350 microns
Supported FilamentPLA (PET, PETG, TPU, TPE, PVA, Wood-filled)
Filament Diameter1. 75mm
Extruders1
Extruder Diameter0.2 mm, 0.4 mm, 0.6 mm (interchangeable)

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    Design and Features

    The Cetus is a minimalist printer whose driving force springs forth from Tiertime’s desire to manufacture a 3D printer free of the complexity that unfortunately defines various models on the market with an emphasis on enjoyment and functionality.

    A quick look at the Cetus reveals a simple, yet intelligent design based on six core modular components: three-axis modules, a main board electronic module, a print bed, and an extruder. Combined they create a small form factor printer without any redundant, frivolous additions nor bells and whistles.

    It’s small and lightweight, but remarkably sturdy while the small footprint and portability mean it is easily transported from home to office or wherever else it might be needed with minimal hassle. The minimalist, open-ended functionality also extends to modding as the Cetus is ripe for tinkering and add-ons.

    The chassis is constructed with high-quality aluminum extrusions that coupled with the linear rail axis modules, and the low-profile rubber footed mainboard, keep the model upright with a non-chambered, guts exposed, minimalist feel that belies an impressive rigidity.

    The build volume is a modest 180mm x 180mm x 180mm that relative to the size and weight (12.1 lbs) of the printer is an amazing ratio. It uses Melted Extrusion Modeling (MEM) print tech with a cantilever design. The linear rails on each axis ensure quiet, precise functionality with the extruder rail controlling the X-axis, while the print bed runs on the Y-axis, and finally, the extruder rail moves along the Z-axis module. Belted stepper motors assure movement on the axis.

    The compact single extruder is of the direct drive variety with interchangeable PEEK-made nozzles with diameters of 0.2 mm, 0. 4 mm, and 0.6 mm with layer resolutions of 50, 70, 100, 200, 250, 300, and 350 microns. The combination of nozzle diameters and resolutions mean the Cetus is versatile enough to manage both detail-oriented final product printing and quickly-rendered prototypes or draft pieces.

    The non-heated print bed consists of 3 mm of aluminum fixed directly onto the Y-axis linear rail with a unique nozzle height error tolerant coating designed to secure the first layer of the print model to the bed. The coating recipe is a well-kept secret on Tiertime’s part. The surface is a textured, adhesive layer that sticks to PLA and similar materials. It’s designed for easy removal of prints while holding them securely in place while the printer is working away and negates the need for painter’s tape, hairspray, glue or your adhesive of choice.

    The Cetus supports PLA primarily but is also compatible with PET, PETG, TPU, TPE, PVA, and Wood-filled material. Tiertime also offers a heated bed option (up to 100 degrees centigrade) and soon a steel nozzle upgrade. Both should open up the Cetus to ABS, ASA, HIPS, PP, PC, nylon, and metal/fiber composite materials.

    Filament diameter is 1.75 mm with open-source support meaning you can use cartridges from third-parties without any issues although Tiertime does offer its own Cetus-optimized PLA in 700 g spools in a range of colors with low-warp and low-odor properties.

    Other features of the Cetus include Smart Support Technology that automatically generates easy to remove supports for prints with overhangs (supports can be customized and fine-tuned as well) and software-assisted bed leveling.

    Connectivity is either through USB-to-PC or Wi-Fi for untethered use with both Windows and MacOS. Slicing and printer control duties fall to Tiertime’s proprietary UP Studio software and UP Studio iOS app.

    UP Studio features the standard fare of slicer features from 3D modeling of the build, rotation, scaling, STL, UP3, OBJ, 3MF, PLY, OFF, 3DS, Gcode, JPG, BMP, PMG file type support, 2D to 3D lithophane creation tool, supports, error detection, print initialization, infill, draft, quality, layer thickness, etc.

    UP Studio’s functionality and the embedded array of tinkering options mimic the printers surface level simplicity with a world of detail and tuning available to those wishing to dig a little deeper into the intricacies of 3D printing.

    The app version includes the same functionality as the desktop version with status and monitoring information, a simple interface, and the ability to alter settings, trigger prints, load print models from the cloud and more within a simple app-friendly interface.

    Assembly

    The Cetus ships disassembled in kit form although the mainboard/Y-axis and X/Z axis rails arrive assembled. The components come well packaged in an unsurprisingly small box and inner styrofoam trays.

    The package includes the mainboard, XYZ axes, extruder unit, build plate, spare screws, three 50g PLA filament samples, USB cable, power cord, power adapter, pliers, scraper, hex key, nozzle wrench, filament guide tube, nozzles, spool holder kit, calibration stickers, and quickstart guide.

    The Cetus assembly involves fitting parts together and is altogether fairly straightforward as Tiertime provides excellent instructions as well as an instructional video on their YouTube channel. Without delving too deep into specifics, the process involves fitting the four connectors to the different components, connecting the X/Z axis rails to the chassis on which sits the mainboard and Y axis mount via a set of screws, fitting the extruder, and finally fitting the bed plate to the Y-axis.

    The process is miles away from pre-assembled equivalents, but equally far from temperamental kit printers that are a nightmare to assemble. The assembly of the Cetus achieves a comfortable equilibrium between a hands-on kit and accessibility.

    Small touches like cable mounts attached to the vertical Z axis were a pleasant discovery and prove Tiertime hasn’t skimped on the details.

    The software-assisted calibration through UP Studio is well designed, and although it involves the classic use of a piece of paper, the nine-point matrix does an excellent job of ensuring the bed levels well.

    Feeding the filament is the usual choreographed heating of the hot end, feeding the filament into the tubing, and guiding it into the top of the extruder. It worked as expected without any snapping or clogging issues. The Cetus ships with a spool holder that works well too and ultimately made us forget the printer doesn’t have an inbuilt spool holding solution.

    Printing

    The Cetus provides clean prints with stunning layering for the most part. It is prone to the occasional blemish and some adhesion problems for larger prints, but generally, performs wonderfully given its compact form and low price tag.

    Stringing was not something we had to contend with throughout our tests, and contours were smooth even with more challenging models with lots of detail. Our appreciation of the prints is that they are better than expected although, of course, the quality doesn’t match that of models priced up to ten times more.

    The coated bed works incredibly well for PLA, although we do recommend using rafts as the texture isn’t completely smooth and can leave small indentations and inconsistencies in the base of prints. If perfection is imperative a draft is a no brainer. The extra stability provided doesn’t hurt either.

    In keeping with the linear rail design, the Cetus is one quiet machine, and we have to say a break from the mechanical churning associated with most models was a breath of fresh air.

    Support

    The Cetus has a standard limited one-year warranty. Check with your point of sale for added coverage.

    Tiertime provides troubleshooting and guides on its website, and although the resources are helpful, they lack in terms of quantity. The support team is only available by email, but once reached are really competent and helpful.

    What we probably like the most about the Cetus is Tiertime’s commitment to improving the model. Future enhancements currently include a V2 hot end for abrasive metal-based materials, a Tinyfab CPU to make the Cetus fully open source and compatible with RepRap-based software like Slic3er and Cura, an auto-calibration probe, and finally a 4.3-inch full-color touchscreen for onboard control. All these can also be installed to existing models of the MKIII either by replacing the part directly or fitting a modular extension board to accommodate the add-ons.

    Verdict

    The Cetus is very much the ‘’The Little Engine That Could’’ of the 3D printing world, and benefits fully from Tiertime’s expertise and savoir-faire. We have here a nifty, versatile machine capable of quality prints that are at odds with its very affordable price tag and small size.

    The assembly and modding design might not suit a novice but should charm the pants off any veteran printer who wants a compact, portable printer to add to their arsenal. Tiertime’s promise to keep improving the Cetus is also a great sign of future upgrade possibilities and the prospect of making it even better is an enticing one for anyone on the fence about whether the Cetus is worth a purchase.

    Cetus3D compact 3D printer combines quality with low cost

    News

    Cetus3D has launched a crowdfunding campaign to support the 3D printer of the same name, which is compact, quiet, accurate and extremely low cost.

    Cetus3D is a division of Tiertime Corporation, known for its UP 3D printer brand. This time, Chinese developers offer a simple, minimalistic rail design at an exceptionally low price: early customers can purchase a 3D printer for as little as $199.

    Despite the very compact design, the printer has a fairly large build area of ​​180x180x180 mm. If desired, you can order a larger version that can print models up to 300 mm high while maintaining the working area of ​​the standard model. The upgrade cost is $130.

    Officially, the printer only supports printing with polylactide, but nothing prevents you from experimenting with other materials. One has only to take into account that the printer does not have a closed case, and the platform is not equipped with a heating element, although the aluminum table itself is covered with a layer of special material for increased adhesion to PLA. The extruder is designed for ease of maintenance and change of nozzles with a diameter of 0.2, 0.4 and 0.6 mm.

    The software is currently limited to a specially designed package that is compatible with Windows, Mac OS and iOS, although in the future the developers promise to provide compatibility with third-party slicers.

    Technical characteristics of the Cetus3D 3D printer:

    • Print technology: MEM (FDM/FFF)
    • Building area: 180x180x180 mm or 180x180x300 mm
    • Extruder: Sonal with a direct supply of a rod (Direct)
    • ) 0. 2/0.4/0.6 mm
    • Layer thickness: 0.05/0.07/0.1/0.15/0.2/0.25/0.3/0.35 mm
    • Auxiliary functions: support generation, printing resume after power failure, mobile app notifications
    • Consumable: PLA
    • Software: Cetus Studio, Cetus iOS App DIB
    • Interface: USB, Wi-Fi
    • Operating systems: Windows 7/8/10, Mac OS X
    • Power supply: 110-240 VAC, 50-60 Hz, 90 W
    • Chassis: aluminum
    • Dimensions: 260x280x260 mm (standard version)
    • Weight: 3 .2 kg

    Delivery is scheduled for November 2016. More information can be found at this link.

    Retrieved Do you have any interesting news? Share your developments with us, and we will tell the whole world about them! We are waiting for your ideas at [email protected].

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