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    Monoprice MP Mini Delta 3D Printer
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    Full Specs

    Model 21666
    Print Technology FFF
    Build Volume ø110 x 120 mm
    Layer Resolution High: 50 micron
    Medium: 100 micron
    Low: 200 micron
    Position Precision X: 12.5 microns, Y: 12.5 microns, Z: 5 microns
    Filament Diameter 1.75mm
    Nozzle Diameter 0.4mm
    Print Speed 1 ~ 150 mm/sec
    Travel Speed 1 ~ 350 mm/sec
    Software Package Cura
    File Types STL, OBJ, DAE, AMF
    Operating System Support Windows® (XP and later 32/64-bit)
    Mac® OS X® (10.6+ 64-bit)
    Offline Printing Yes, with microSD™ card
    Input Power 100 ~ 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 4A
    Power Consumption 221 watts
    Connectivity Wi-Fi®, microSD™ card, USB
    Average Operational Noise 49 dBA
    Frame Dimensions 13.7" x 10.4" x 16.9"
    (348 x 264 x 430 mm)
    Assembled Dimensions 14.2" x 17.3" x 18.9"
    (360 x 440 x 480 mm)
    Weight 30.6 lbs. (13.9 kg)
    Ambient Operating Temperature +59 ~ +89°F (+15 ~ +32°C)
    Storage Temperature +32 ~ +89°F (0 ~ +32°C)
    Nozzle Temperature +356 ~ +500°F (+180 ~ +260°C)
    Build Plate Temperature Up to +140°F (+60°C)


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    The specs say that the build area is 4.3 x 4.7, which appears to be length x width, but what is the maximum height for a model that this can build?
    Anthony R on Jan 26, 2018
    BEST ANSWER: Because the build platform is a circle, the specs are expressed as "diameter x height" -- note the use of the "ø" character in the specs to indicate diameter ("ø110 x 120").
    When will this be back in stock?
    A shopper on Nov 25, 2017
    BEST ANSWER: There were more in stock for Cyber Monday but now the ETA is 2/6/2018
    I am unable to reach a bed temperature of 100°C with the extruder heater on. Is this considered normal operation? I can reach 100°C with only the bed heater on, but as soon as I switch on the extruder heater, the bed starts to cool down as the printer prioritizes heating the extruder. With the extruder set to 230°C and the bed set to 100°C, I can only reach a bed temperature around 70°C (stable).
    Brandon M on Dec 5, 2017
    BEST ANSWER: You should set up a slave heater on it to reach that temp. The power supply included is not capable of this.
    on windows 7 i am plugging it in with the micro usb cable,and windows says there are no drivers for it,may i please have the link for them???
    A shopper on Dec 25, 2017
    BEST ANSWER: I had the same issue out of the box. I had to manually go into the settings and change the driver to a "Serial GCode 3D Printer", and right now on my machine, it prints off of the COM4 port via USB.
    does this come with a printed manual or a printed quick start guide?
    kathryn o on Jan 26, 2018
    BEST ANSWER: Mine showed up just as the product page describes, quick start and manual are on the micro SD card. Nothing printed. The docs are also online.
    How do you set the bed higher than 60°c ?
    A shopper on Dec 2, 2017
    BEST ANSWER: I wish I read this before I ordered it lol...
    What can it print?
    A shopper on Nov 24, 2017
    BEST ANSWER: I would say you can print all sorts of things, and if you're new to the 3d printing cene this is an excellent starter printer to introduce you to the field. I myself would stick with pla mainly due to how easy it is to work with, but that being said, abs should work too if you have a way to enclose the print area or keep the print space adequate warm. the only concern I'd have with abs would be the outgassing, which is fairly noxious and potentially dangerous.
    Is there any firmware updates on the below product mini Delta printer?
    A shopper on Feb 28, 2018
    BEST ANSWER: While there is firmware updates from the actual manufacturer, Monoprice doesn’t support them. And I’ve heard if you updated the firmware, that it voids your warranty.
    Does it come assembled ? And, what size is the packaging ? I'm asking because I live in Brazil and I need to know if it'll fit in my luggage.
    A shopper on Feb 20, 2018
    BEST ANSWER: It does come assembled, but I can't tell you the dimensions of the packaging. The unit itself is 381 x 250 x 318mm
    why is the eta set for june of next year? that seems a tad long.
    New User U on Dec 12, 2017
    BEST ANSWER: They aren't out until April and probably backlogged after they sold some black friday.
    I'm looking for my first printer should i get the mini delta or select mini v2?
    New User U on Jan 7, 2018
    Monoprice MP Mini Delta 3D Printer
    Monoprice MP Mini Delta 3D Printer
    Monoprice MP Select Mini 3D Printer V2 Black (Open Box)
    Monoprice MP Select Mini 3D Printer V2 Black (Open Box)
    BEST ANSWER: I own both and I would say the Delta Mini is best if you want to print quickly and easily with not much tinkering. The Select Mini requires bed leveling and will eventually need you to do a gantry support modification as it is only supported on one side. It's not a difficult or expensive mod but it's a hands on project. If you want to add a glass bed, it requires a bit more tinkering with the Select Mini. Still fairly easy but you'll need to open the printer case and print a Z-stop spacer. So it really depends on how much you are interested in tinkering.
    What size is the box ?
    A shopper on Feb 20, 2018
    What kind of filament does this use?
    A shopper on Feb 27, 2018
    BEST ANSWER: I've only printed with PLA, but the manual states "PLA, ABS, and other materials." The wiki lists PLA and ABS, with PETG and Wood filaments being also possible. All filaments are 1.75mm.
    I purchased the Delta Mini and has a ton of bed leveling and offset issues. Does anyone else have these issues, and if so, how did you fix them ?
    Jaron D on Apr 7, 2018
    BEST ANSWER: Join the mpminideltaowners group on Facebook - without it your chances of success are very low. With it - assuming you don't run out of patience - you WILL get to the point where you get good prints out of this machine. This group has been a total lifesaver.
    How can I get the printer unclogged and unjammed? Before every print, it retracts the filament and that causes the filament not to extrude.
    New User U on May 6, 2018
    can you provide a link to 1.75mm PLA purchase source, like Amazon, whatever? Please don't just say "google it". I dont want to do more research, just be lazy, buy and get started....
    james p on Jul 18, 2018
    BEST ANSWER: Well, you bought your printer from Monoprice, why not see if Monoprice has filament (hint, they do).
    OBTW: We're too lazy to do your research for you either.
    Can the Delta print using PETG filament?
    New User U on Feb 16, 2018
    BEST ANSWER: Quite well
    Can a replacement heated bed with PEI layer be found for the Mini Delta? Mine has a patch torn from when I tried to remove a print.
    David C on Feb 12, 2018
    BEST ANSWER: You're better off removing the pre-existing print bed material until it's the base metal and then using blue painter's tape for adhesion. You could also go with commericial solutions such as "BuildTak", but blue painters tape is the most economical option.
    How do i get my mac to recognize the printer through USB?
    Matthew M on Mar 9, 2018
    BEST ANSWER: The answer that suggest connections are not necessary must be an incomplete answer. If not connected, how can software adjustments to temperature or speed be done on the fly?
    does it come with a micro SD and if so, how many gigs?
    A shopper on Jun 29, 2018
    BEST ANSWER: 16megs tiny and full... don’t plan on using it cheap plastic
    What's the Volts and wattage/amps of the heated bed or power supply?
    A shopper on Jan 30, 2018
    BEST ANSWER: The heated bed is not an individually powered component. The entire unit will consume up to 60W.
    What is the nozzle thread size and pitch on the Monoprice mini Delta?
    New User U on Jan 28, 2018
    BEST ANSWER: I've read (but haven't verified) that almost any M6 threaded nozzle will work with the mini delta.
    cura doesnt install driver on windows 7. It shows up in devices with yellow triangle. I did "update" and pointed it to the SD card to get driver.inf, etc but it didn't find it. What to do? I even copied the driver.inf to c:\windows and it still didn't pick it up. I am using the CURA that came on the SD card. Thanks for helping!
    james p on Aug 4, 2018
    My extruder won't go far enough to the print bed and prints much slower than the cat?
    New User U on Jul 10, 2018
    Can the E3D V6 print heads that are sold on this site work on this printer?
    New User U on May 19, 2018
    Where can I find maintenance instructions for the Mini Delta 3D printer?
    A shopper on Apr 29, 2018
    bed material that is in contact to the medium?
    A shopper on Mar 3, 2018
    Am I able to import a model (stp, stl, etc.) from Solidworks to use on this printer, or must it be converted to Gcode prior?
    New User U on Apr 18, 2018
    BEST ANSWER: STL's need to be converted to Gcode through a slicer program. The most common slicer program is probably Cura. It's free and easy to use.. To generate supports you can utilize another free program called Meshmizer before you import it into Cura. Please be aware good prints require optimal settings and that takes time and research. 3D printing has come a long way but it's still very "hands on" vs plug and play.

    Delta wikipidia: mpminidelta dot com

    Free models: thingiverse dot com
    (can't reply back with actual links for some reason...)
    Could I use this for printing miniatures for D&D? They're at a 28mm scale and are mostly incredibly detailed.
    A shopper on Jul 22, 2018
    BEST ANSWER: It would be possible but the quality will be lacking for miniatures. That will be an issue with almost any filament type printers. They simply do not have the ability without trying a mod. You might be able to replace the nozzle with a small .2mm and try that. But a stock .4mm nozzle will struggle to get the high detail you would want. It would be usable, but not what you would see from a cast mold. A resin type printer is what you really would need to get high detail out of the box. Though they are expensive.
    Is it possible to remove the nozzle to unclog and clean it?
    New User U on Jun 10, 2018
    BEST ANSWER: Yes, but I only recommend doing this if you are confident you know what you are doing, otherwise, try to find methods of unclogging it without taking it apart first. Usually several cold pulls will do the trick.
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    4.1 / 5.0
    195 Reviews
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    Good machine - needs firmware updates
    Pros:
    * Great entry-level price
    * Excellent first or secondary printer
    * Auto leveler works (after gcode configuration)
    * Solid/proven company name (monoprice/IIIP)
    * Plug-n-play operation (sort of)
    * Most of the problems I've noted below are probably fixable via firmware updates.

    Cons:
    * Could not get working via macbook connection
    * Requires GCODE configurations (not entry-level friendly - see tips)
    * Filament loading is difficult (not entry-level friendly - see tips)

    Tips:

    * Use offline printing (SD card) to avoid software or network problems ruining your prints (completely personal preference)
    * MUST USE LOW DENSITY SD CARDS - High density cards will not work and it won't tell you why.
    * Unwind the PTFE tubing (white filament tubing) from the cable bundle to make loading / troubleshooting filament easier
    * May need to detach PTFE tubing to properly feed filament into the extruder (print-head)
    * GCODE for auto-leveler must be added to the "Start" GCODE in your machine configuration. You also need to fine-tune the leveling in the GCODE. (see below)
    * Common bed adhesion practices still apply here (blue painters tape makes PLA stick to the bed better, etc)

    GCODE for auto-leveling:
    You will need to add a G29 command to trigger an auto-level before each print. Mine looks like this:

    G29 C-0.4 Z0.1

    The "C" parameter can be used to fine-tune the leveler. Negative values will level closer to the plate and positive values will level further from the build plate.

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    Good Luck and enjoy your printer!
    December 11, 2017
    Purchased
     8 months ago
    The little Delta that could..
    Only 4 stars due to small bed size and slightly odd-ball control interface.

    Used within its physical limitations, this printer is capable of surprisingly good prints, with clean, error-free layers, excellent registration, and very consistent flow rates using PLA Plus+.

    Setup using Repetier/Slicer, its prints are as good, and for smaller objects better, than my highly tweaked Wilson2 Prussa clone and certainly exceeded our expectations for its low price.
    November 24, 2017
    Won't do ABS
    Printer works fine on PLA but when trying ABS bed will not go higher that 60C. Contacted tech support a week ago and no response. Specs say it will do ABS and bed should go to 100C.
    Not sure why no response.
    March 2, 2018
    Purchased
     6 months ago
    Performance vs Price is amazing
    Produced perfect test print straight out of the box.
    I brought it into work where we have 3D printers costing up to $400,000
    The engineers were all impressed and the performance vs cost.
    A great choice for my first 3D printer... thank you Monoprice !
    December 10, 2017
    Purchased
     8 months ago
    Best Bang for the Buck on the Market Currently.
    BLUF: The mini delta is an accurate and speedy printer with all features one would need this side of a Prusa.

    Pros:
    - the price is in impulse-buy range.
    - delta kinematics allow for faster print speeds in addition to just looking cool.
    - works right out of the box.
    - accuracy: first calibration cube (no adjustment) was fewer than 100 microns off on all sides. At .1mm, I can even read the writing on the back of a benchy.
    - compact and sturdy, it's now my preferred travel printer.
    - all the features, heated bed, auto cal, etc. There's really not much to upgrade our mod.

    Cons:
    - connectivity: micro USB would not work reliably, and the SD card is finicky (cause of my two failed prints (out of around 30 prints/ 500g filament). I have to reformat it every week. I haven't tried WiFi yet.
    - noise

    Tips:
    - Use 6 point bed leveling. Google the g code to input into Cura.
    - format the SD card as FAT32 and uncheck quick formatting. This works most consistently for me.
    December 20, 2017
    Purchased
     8 months ago
    Very impressed
    My first print is going as I write this, and I'm impressed with how far the technology has come in such a short time. I have a Select Mini as well and while that printer is great, this one blows it away. I had it out of the box and printing within 5 minutes. Great quality and speed - I'm looking forward to trying an ABS print - something I was never successful with on my Select Mini. Not having to level the bed is worth the price of admission itself.
    December 1, 2017
    Purchased
     8 months ago
    Good price for starters
    I'm writing this in comparison to an MP Select Mini. The price is lower and there are more features. However, there are also some things to consider.

    - The Delta is a bit noisier than the Select Mini
    - There is no power button so to turn on & off you need to unplug the power
    - Auto bed leveling is nice compared to the Select Mini since you have to twist each screw individually
    - The buttons on the Delta are not as user friendly as the Select Mini, just personal preference. There's also no manual movement options on the Delta which was present on the Select Mini, maybe because it's a delta printer vs standard cartesian?

    I only played around with it for a bit but I was not able to get to 250C consistently, it would drop back to 243 and fluctuate. The bed temperature also never reached 50C. The Select Mini was was a bit slower in heating up (both bed & nozzle), but at least it was able to get to these temperatures and stay there.

    Still, I was able to print a relatively complex print with the Delta with slightly faster speed than the Mini. For the price, this is definitely hard to beat.
    January 12, 2018
    Purchased
     7 months ago
    Cheap, fast, or good. Pick two.
    It is what it is. It's cheap, fast and adequate. It has alignment issues, dimensional drift in the prints, and the gap between the feed tube and the extruder itself, which can be a point of jamming if you don't preheat the nozzle and force some filament through to clear any jams due to cold filament.

    It's very well built. Well packed. A solid machine that has bed leveling and easy to set up. It's also fast. I'm impressed. It will make a great secondary printer next to my MP Maker Select V2 (Wanhao i3 clone).

    This will work great for brackets, braces, items that do not need to worry about finish. I think it will be great for a backup system. I'm very happy with it, but I would not have it as my primary machine.
    December 12, 2017
    Purchased
     8 months ago
    For the price this printer does a great job
    I initially struggled trying to print with ABS and then realized this printer really can't sustain the heated bed at the recommended temperature to support this material (even though the specifications suggest it can reach 90 degrees). Once I switched to PLA things started working great!
    February 6, 2018
    Purchased
     7 months ago
    Broke shortly after getting it, auto bed leveling doesn't work
    Got this printer after getting the V2 which has been working great but this printer clearly is not at the same level of quality. Print head drove itself into the bed even though it claims to have auto bed leveling. Tried to troubleshoot this issue and got nothing. After one print stopped heating the extruder, not sure why.
    April 29, 2018
    Purchased
     4 months ago

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