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OVERVIEW

Thank you for purchasing this 3D Bio-Printer by 3D Cultures. At 3D Cultures, our aim is to use existing

technologies and make by printing affordable. There are tons of new, great, and open source technology today

that can aim in the development of 3D Bioprinting. This device/printer is built on a open source platform

which requires some skills from the end-user. Since many open source user interface can be used with this

printer, finding the right one for use will depend on what works for you. This printer also uses G-codes. If

you're comfortable coding, this will be the best options. This device is a cheap options for anyone who wants

to get into bioprinting. This device is not, by any means, developed for complex printing.

This printer has a single extruder (bio-head). It uses a standard BD 10mL syringe with interchangeable luer-

lock tips. This printer can print a variety of materials including, but is not limited to; gelatin, alginate, chitosan,

collagen, etc. The limitation of printing is the material viscosity. Thick materials combined with extremely small

tips may prove to be more difficult to print, compared to thinner materials and larger tips.

You can print from a Windows or Mac PC using a USB connection or print from 3D model files stored on a

microSD card without the need for a computer connection. This printer is easy to use and setup.

Figure 1. Overview of critical components of the printer.

Below are a list of contents includes with your purchase. Please contact customer service for replacement of

any missing items.

1x 3D Bio-Printer

1x Scraper

1x 10mL BD Syringe

1x USB Cable

1x MicroSD Card

1x Luer-lock syringe tip (random size)

1x Hex Wrench

1x Power Adapter

1x AC Power Cord

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