We purchased a 5-toolhead Prusa XL to complement our Vorons.
2025, July
Purchased from Prusa during their free shipping promotion.
- Machine: $5359
- Textured sheet: $114.36
- Spare parking plate set: $21.90
- Nextruder nozzle adapters x2 for Bozzles: $63.44
- Two 0.25mm Nextruder nozzles: $44.40
- Two 0.4mm Nextruder nozzles: $44.40
- Brass nozzle brush: $6.49
- Buddy camera: $59.99
- Spare silicone sock set: $9.47
- Spare satin sheet, factory second: $86.90
- GST/Duty: $725.47
Separately I ordered some other spares which weren’t included in the free shipping promotion.
- Thermistor NTC 100K: $19.01
- Spare spring set: $5.29
- Pulley with bearing x2: $15.98
- Print fan x2: $38.02
- O-ring set: $6.30
- Complete hotend 0.4mm: $79.95
- Modular bed cable: $9.47
- Hotend fan x2: $31.66
- Heater 40W: $19.01
- Heatbed tile x2: $76.16
- Hall filament sensor: $25.30
- Dock pin x2: $6.24
- Calibration pin: $5.29
- Filament sensor accessories: $5.59
- Shipping: $51.81
I ordered the EnXLosure panels and hardware from Ali Express:
- Blurolls kit: $267.30
- 2kg PETG for said kit: $60
- Noctua fan for enclosure: $86
And some Clik-Mate connectors and crimps so I can make the cable to put both filament sensors on the one side, and the cable for the fan.
- Clik-Mate Connectors, Crimps etc.: $131.20
So far $7475.42. Mods: $19.32.
Mods off the bat:
- Purge bucket with 6x3mm magnets, printed in PCCF. Link
3 days, 20 hrs
Made a longer wire/connector so the right filament sensor can be moved to the left side. Swapped about half of the toolheads over to lighter printed parts.
7 days, 9 hrs
Feeding 95 Shore TPU through the side filament sensors is a nightmare, and it also seems to be hard enough to pull through that it stops extruding on 2/3 of the long TPU prints I try. Bought some magnets for the filament sensor modification for $19.32.