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3D printing
If you have a 3D printer on hand, we recommend printing the JetBot components yourself! The following parts must be printed for each JetBot chassis.
Below are some facts related to printing a single JetBot
- Print time: 10-12 hours
- Material used: < 100 grams
- Material cost: ~ $2
We've tested that the following printers are able to print the JetBot chassis.
| Model | Cost | URL |
|---|---|---|
| Monoprice Voxel | $320 | Amazon |
| Ultimaker 2+ | $2500 | Amazon |
Based on our experience, we recommend using PLA filament when printing JetBot. Below is a collection of filaments that we have tested with the Monoprice Voxel 3D printer.
| Brand | Thickness | Material | Color | URL | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AmazonBasics | 1.75mm | PLA | Silver | Amazon | Smooth, dark metallic finish |
| AmazonBasics | 1.75mm | PLA | Neon Green | Amazon | Smooth, pale finish |
| AmazonBasics | 1.75mm | PLA | Yellow | Amazon | Bold yellow, slightly translucent |
| AmazonBasics | 1.75mm | PLA | Purple | Amazon | Smooth, pale finish |
If you don't have a 3D printer on hand, and are not interested in purchasing one, there are external services that can print the chassis for you. Below are some quotes from popular 3D printing services
Please note, we have not tested these services yet ourselves, so please proceed with caution. If you find a print service that worked well for you, we'd love to hear! Please let us know by creating an issue on GitHub or mentioning it in the chat channel
| Service | Quote |
|---|---|
| 3DHubs | $36.66 |
| Jinxbot | $91.42 |
| Sculpteo | ~$100 |