We started this design because we were, let’s say, “uninspired” by the existing solutions for continuous 3D printing. After building and using a farm of Ender 3v2’s for a year, and finding only cumbersome, complicated “Thingiverse specials” and expensive commercial systems with robot arms for swapping beds, we thought “there must be a better way.” Not wanting to reinvent the wheel, we looked to some of the most successful open source communities — Prusa, Ratrig, VZBot, Railcore, and obviously Voron — to get started, but we’re at a point where we’re ready to start building our own community and getting some feedback so we can make this the best continuous printing system out there. We have a ton of ideas about how to improve and our focus will be on:

• Reliability - Crafted to withstand the test of time

• Cost - Constructed with mass-produced, high-performance hardware

• Compatibility - Works with common off-the-shelf hardware

• Workflow - Farm ready. Just slice, upload, queue, print

• Quality Documentation - Customization and serviceability in the hands of the user