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== Technical Data == | |||
Technical specifications and accessory compatibility for printers currently shipping are detailed in the comparison chart on the '''[[Printer Overview]]''' page. | |||
== History == | == History == | ||
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* The ESR (Engine, Standard Resolution) name changed in 2016 to avoid confusion with the new EHR (Engine, High Resolution) | * The ESR (Engine, Standard Resolution) name changed in 2016 to avoid confusion with the new EHR (Engine, High Resolution) | ||
* The ESR v2 is introduced equipped with better motors with closed-loop feedback and quieter operation. CE marked units are available upon request. | * The ESR v2 is introduced equipped with better motors with closed-loop feedback and quieter operation. CE marked units are available upon request. | ||
Revision as of 20:38, 29 January 2021
The ESR is our leading unenclosed desktop printer.
Technical Data
Technical specifications and accessory compatibility for printers currently shipping are detailed in the comparison chart on the Printer Overview page.
History
- The Engine was introduced during our 2012 Kickstarter campaign with five different configurations:
- E1 Tinkerer: one filament head, no heated bed, no computer
- E2 Hobbyist: one filament head, heated bed, no computer
- E3 Apprentice: one filament head, heated bed, computer - this became the standard model after the Kickstarter
- E4 Journeyman: two filament heads, heated bed, computer
- E5 Professional: four filament heads, heated bed, computer
- The ESR (Engine, Standard Resolution) name changed in 2016 to avoid confusion with the new EHR (Engine, High Resolution)
- The ESR v2 is introduced equipped with better motors with closed-loop feedback and quieter operation. CE marked units are available upon request.