Welcome!

Welcome to the M3D Promega's User Manual.

Features

Expandable

The Promega is expandable, meaning you can customize it to suit your needs. These are 4 possible extruder configurations.

Compound Printing

The Compound nozzle is a dual mixing nozzle, which takes in two filaments and either prints one at a time or mixes them together.

A standard Promega will come with this extruder.

Dual Printing

The K'Tana hot end is two, independent nozzles for dual printing.

K'Tana nozzles are seamless, long nozzles that include a thin-wall heat break to reduce energy consumption and eliminate leaks.

Quad Printing

The Quad extruder takes in four filaments and can either print one at a time or mix for blended colors.

You can create beautiful color prints using our CMYK color-calibrated mixing filament.

High Temp Printing

Our high-temp extruder add-on allows you to extrude materials up to 350 C.

This upgrade is ideal for printing high-temp materials such as PEEK, if you are producing small prints.

For larger prints, you may need a more robust system upgrade. If you are interested in this, please fill out this form.

Feel free to browse the part store for more.

20" All Metal Frame

Fully enclosed in a 20" all-metal frame.

15.3" Cubic Build Volume

15.3"-cubed build volume makes printing just about anything possible.

Open Source

Both the Duet3D electronics and the Promega parts are open-sourced.

Where To Start

Please start with the Beginner Guides.

If the Beginner Guides aren't enough, try our Advanced Guides.

Other Resources

Duet3D Board

Firmware/Software

Duet Maestro

Duet GCodes

Promega Parts Store

Linked Here!

Open Source

Public Google Drive

Houses all iterations of:

• SD Cards

• Slicer

• Printed Part.

Q&A Promega Users

Submit Issue. Allows you to search for existing issues to upvote them.

Submit a new issue if you do not find one.

Contributing

Please feel free to add suggestions to any of the guides by creating a pull-request or issue on GitHub. This manual is hosted in Github.com via Gitbook.com.

The main way to collaborate to the guides is to become a collaborator. But sometimes you simply want to submit a small contribution, without becoming a regular collaborator.

On GitHub, one can use the popular Pull Request feature. To do so, you would clone https://github.com/PrintM3D/Promega-Docs, make changes on your own copy, and submit back your changes by submitting a Pull Request to M3D. Then we will review the changes accordingly.

Let's Get Started!