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XYZ da Vinci Mini 3D Printer

The da Vinci Mini offers a perfect entry point for beginners and students to explore 3D printing, thanks to simplified controls and a user-friendly workflow process.

    • One touch button process for quick 3D printing
    • Auto calibration provides instant bed leveling
    • Small footprint, yet robust build volume
    • Bundled with XYZmaker and XYZware
    • Built-in Wi-Fi for connecting to the home, office, or classroom
    • Accommodates safe, non-toxic PLA filament

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    Notes from the Workshop:
    With the XYZprinting STEAM program, students and beginners can quickly get acclimated to 3D printing in science, technology, engineering, math, and the arts.

    XYZprinting’s da Vinci Mini is part of its Beginning line of products, ideal for young makers, students, and part-time hobbyists who require an easy and affordable way to get started with 3D printing. Using a seamless, one-touch control process, the da Vinci Mini features an automatic filament loading system, color coded indicator lights, and a simplified overall workflow for beginners. With its intuitive auto-calibration system, the da Vinci Mini performs instant bed leveling prior to each 3D print. It can connect wirelessly to computers in homes, offices, and classrooms, reducing the need for USB cable clutter.

    Made with a rigid plastic housing and supported by steel components, the da Vinci Mini 3D printer offers a stable, vibration-free extrusion process in order to ensure accuracy. The aluminum build plate helps promote surface adhesion in order to prevent warping and curling. All of the printer’s precision components have been carefully designed to ensure consistent and trouble-free 3D printing.

    The da Vinci Mini’s build area measures 5.9” x 5.9” x 5.9”, allowing it to work with objects such as toys, small prototypes, jewelry, and more. The external drive system pushes filament toward the single extruder hot end, simplifying the process for beginners. The color coded LED interface changes according to the 3D printing conditions, providing a new way for users to interpret heating, printing, or potential filament feeding issues.

    Important information about print material (filament) – again, in a positive way

    • To be noted if print material is limited (e.g. only custom PLA spools).
    • To be noted if the variety of print materials is impressive.

    Anything else notable

    • The da Vinci Mini 3D printer uses proprietary filament rolls from XYZprinting, making them safe for younger consumers, students, and casual hobbyists.
    • XYZprinting PLA filaments are non-toxic and free of heavy metals; extensively tested for safe and reliable 3D printing.
    • XYZmaker and XYZware are bundled with the da Vinci Mini, providing streamlined 3D modeling and slicing capabilities that are easy and intuitive for classrooms.
    • Can go into more technical information about the print chamber size, extruder model or temperatures, print bed material. Feel free to include actual specs (e.g. 17 microns, 12”, etc.)

    The da Vinci Mini 3D printer is capable of printing between 100 micron (0.1 mm) and 400 micron (0.4 mm). Users should be aware that the finer the resolution, the slower the overall print speed.

    The da Vinci Mini is available in two colors, orange and black, and red/yellow/blue. The red, yellow, blue color scheme is designed to complement the atmosphere of younger classrooms.

    XYZprinting is a leading provider of affordable desktop 3D printers for homes, offices, and schools. Backed by a variety of 3D printers and accessories, the company strives to make 3D printing affordable and accessible to the masses.

    Technique Additive Manufacturing
    Printer Type FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling)
    Filament Compatibility PLA (Polyactic Acid)
    Construction Plastic, Aluminum
    Printer Weight 22. 7 lbs
    External Dimensions 20” x 18” x 15.5” (508 mm x 457 mm x 394 mm)
    Print Bed Aluminum Plate
    Print Bed Max Temp Non-Heated
    Extruder Configuration Single Extruder
    Extruder Max Temp 230 Degrees Celsius (446 Degrees Fahrenheit)
    Motor NEMA
    Build Area 5.9” x 5.9” x 5.9” (150 mm x 150 mm x 150 mm)
    Build Volume (Approximate) 205 cubic inches (3.36 Liters)
    Layer Thickness Minimum 100 microns (.1 mm) (Variable)
    Layer Thickness Maximum 400 Microns (.4mm) (Variable)
    Input File Type .STL
    System Compatibility Windows
    Software Compatibility XYZ Maker, XYZWare, XYZ printing STEAM
    Power Compatibility 100 – 240 VAC, 50 – 60hz
    Manufactured In Thailand

    Vendor: XYZ Printing

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    • Da Vinci Junior Back Quick Coupling

      £6. 00

    • Replacement UP! Nozzle – 3D printer Parts

      £21.60

    • Print Bed Tape for the Da Vinci Junior

      £10.50

    • NFC Open Smart Tag

      £72.00

    • UP Box FFC extruder Cable

      £28.20

    • Da Vinci Junior 0.3mm print head upgrade

      £84.00

    • PTFE tubing 1m of 2mm ID 4mm OD

      £5.10

    • LokBuild print surface

      £7.80

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      £17.58

    • XYZ Da Vinci 1.0 Extruder printhead

      £96.00

    • Tiertime Nozzle Heater V5

      £100.80

    • Brass Cetus Nozzle

      £13.20

    • Da Vinci Pro 0.4mm Printhead

      £99.96

    • Da Vinci Color Inkjet Cartridge Yellow

      £66.60

    • Da Vinci Color Inkjet Cartridge Black

      £66.60

    • Da Vinci Color Inkjet Cartridge Magenta

      £66. 60

    • Da Vinci Color Inkjet Cartridge Cyan

      £66.60

    • Da Vinci Pro Laser Engraver head

      £170.40

    • Print Bed Tape for the Da Vinci Pro

      £15.24

    • Da Vinci Junior quick release printhead

      £78.00

    • BCN3D e3D hotends

      £96.00

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      £170.40

    • Da Vinci Idler roller support

      £8.94

    • Hepa Filter for UP box and Up Mini 2

      £18.00

    • Tiertime Extruder Motor Assembly

      £26.40

    • Replacement Tiertime Steel UP Nozzle

      £21.60

    • ABS Extruder for UP300 and Upbox Plus

      £199.20

    • UPBox Perf Board

      £33.60

    • Da Vinci Mini Quick Release Print head

      £99.96

    • BCN3D Endstop Z

      £4.50

    • PTFE tubing 1m of 2mm ID 3mm OD

      £5. 10

    • XYZ Da Vinci 1.0 Print bed

      £66.00

    • Da Vinci Pro Back Quick Coupling

      £8.10

    • Quality LM8UU linear bearings

      £7.20

    Testimonials

    Was having problems calibrating my printer until I contacted iDig3DPrinting. They responded quickly and provided great technical documentation that I couldn’t find anywhere else. Thanks!!

    Allen

    Fantastic service. Goods received within 24 hours of placing order. Will be purchasing more stuff. Would definitely recommend.

    Janice

    Great service, very quick to answer queries and resolve any problems. Reliable and affordable.

    Adam

    First class service and support, purchased some spare parts for my printer and they were glad to help with an unrelated problem I was having with the printer, even though it was not supplied by iDig , I would recommend them without hesitation.

    Ed

    Have had a lot a of problems setting up a 3d printer at our school, idig3d printing contacted me through a forum and have been brilliant ,giving advice and guidance. Thank you

    Claudia

    Answers to maintenance questions

    General maintenance and printer maintenance questions.

    This tag is for general service and printer maintenance questions.

    This may include general items such as motor and rods, or maintenance questions for specific printer models.

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    Smeg frying pan instruction manual CKFF2401RDM

    smeg CKFF2401RDM Cookware Frying pan

    Use and maintenance

    When using for the first time, remove all packaging and wash with soapy water. Boil some water in a bowl and then dry it. Lubricate with edible oil or fat. When using aluminum non-stick cookware, there is no need to use oils or fats for cooking. Do not use cooking oil sprays, as they may leave residue that could alter the non-stick properties. Use a heat source that matches the bottom of the cookware. Place the pot on medium heat. Avoid burning fatty foods. Do not use sharp metal utensils and do not cut food inside the utensils, so as not to damage the non-stick layer. Use wooden, plastic or silicone utensils. Store your cookware carefully to protect the non-stick coating. Make sure the handle is tight before use and check it periodically as it may loosen over time.

    Lid

    Raise the lid to avoid escaping steam or oil splashes. Be careful when installing the steam valve so as not to burn yourself. It is recommended to place the steam valve away from the side from which you have to handle the dishes. If the glass has been impacted, it may be damaged and crack during cooking. Be especially careful when using and storing glass lids. Avoid rapid cooling with cold water. Do not use if cap is cracked or scratched as it may break suddenly during use. The lid is equipped with a metal handle. Therefore, when handling it, you should wear kitchen gloves. Products and lids can be used in the oven up to 250°C/480F°. They are equipped with steel handles and buttons. Therefore, when handling them, you must wear kitchen gloves.

    Cleaning

    We recommend washing the dishes by hand using a sponge (non-abrasive/non-metallic) and liquid detergent. Do not use powders or oven cleaners. If you use a dishwasher, we recommend that you do not use aggressive detergents and use Eco low temperature cycles. The use of the dishwasher does not affect the characteristics of the dishes, but it may change their original color. The use of softened water in the dishwasher can accelerate corrosion/wear on bare aluminum components. The use of oils or fats together with high temperatures can cause visible stains, especially on light-colored finishes. If steel parts turn yellow over time or are exposed to high temperatures, for example in the oven, it is recommended to use special steel cleaning creams. For safety reasons and for best results, we recommend using Smeg CREMA INOX polishing cream. Contact an authorized service center to see if it is available in your country.

    Warning
    Do not overheat empty cookware. In this case, remove the dishes and ventilate the room. Never leave cooking food unattended. Do not allow food to dry out completely. Keep hot dishes out of the reach of children. Allow the dishes to cool before cleaning. When using cookware on glass-ceramic hobs (resistive, induction or halogen), make sure that the bottom of the cookware and the glass-ceramic surface are clean, as dirt residues can scratch the surface of the hobs. Do not move the cookware on the hob; lift it up to avoid scratching the hob. When using a frying pan, make sure it is cold and dry and not near water sources before adding oil. Top with oil, leaving at least 5 cm/2 inches from the top edge of the pan to leave enough room after adding food. Do not use plastic utensils: Some plastic materials can melt easily in hot oil. Avoid contact of water with hot oil. Do not use water to cool cookware that has been used for frying. Do not clean the appliance while frying food. If the oil catches fire, do not use water to extinguish it. The use of water may further spread the burning oil. The best way to put out a fire is to use a fire extinguisher or a metal lid. Some cookware (especially if it has a small bottom) may be unstable when used on gas hob stands. Always carefully place them on the supports.

    When using on induction cookers

    Never preheat an empty pan as it can heat up very quickly and damage the non-stick coating. When using dishes after washing, make sure the bottom outer surface is dry. The special shape of the bottom means that the cookware can hold water droplets, which are subsequently released as steam when heated.

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