MakerBot Method 3D Printer Dimensions & Drawings

Description

The MakerBot Method is a 3D Printer that is capable of printing durable ABS parts with a 100°C heated chamber. The printer is able to withstand 15°C higher than modified desktop 3D printers ABS material formulations, and it prints two times faster than leading desktop 3D printers with exact tolerances.

Dimensions & Sizes

The MakerBot Method has a physical outer height of 25.6” (64.9 cm), width of 17.2” (43.7 cm), and depth of 16.3” (41.3 cm). The overall build volume is 7.75” (19.6 cm) tall, 7.5” (19 cm) wide, 7.5” (19 cm) deep, and has a layer resolution between 20-400 microns.

Dimensioned drawings of the MakerBot Method with height, width, and depth labeled in elevation

Description

Dimensions & Sizes

3D Model

Common Questions

What are the different types of 3D printers available?

Currently, there are 9 basic types of 3D printers available. The different types of 3D printers include Fused Deposit Modeling (FDM), Stereolithography (SLA), Digital Light Processing (DLP), and Selective Laser Sintering (SLS). The other types of 3D printers are Selective Laser Melting (SLM), Electron Beam Melting (EMB), Laminated Object Manufacturing (LOM), Binder Jetting (BJ), and Material Jetting/Wax Casting.

Who invented the 3D printer?

The 3D printer was invented by Charles Hull in the mid-1980s. Charles Hull, later went on to fund the company 3D Systems, a company that sells 3D printers with a variety of technologies. These 3D printing technologies range from entry-level kits to advanced commercial 3D printing systems.

How can you make money with a 3D printer?

You can make money with a 3D printer by making pre-made 3D prints, offering specialized training on 3D printing, starting a 3D printing business, or even selling an online 3D printing course. You could also start a YouTube channel and create content on 3D printing or offer 3D scanning services.

What are the different types of 3D printers available?

Who invented the 3D printer?

How can you make money with a 3D printer?

Under Development

Height:

25.6” | 64.9 cm

Width:

17.2” | 43.7 cm

Depth:

16.3” | 41.3 cm

Length:

Weight:

65 lb | 29.5 kg

Area:

Build Volume: 
Height: 7.75” | 19.6 cm
 Width: 7.5” | 19 cm
 Depth: 7.5” | 19 cm

Layer Resolution:

20-400 microns

Designer:

MakerBot

Drawings include:
MakerBot Method front elevation, top, side

MakerBot Method

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