ndustrial continuous-fiber composite printer. Prints nylon reinforced with continuous carbon fiber, Kevlar, or fiberglass — parts that come out as strong as machined aluminum.
I bought it used and it's lived in a climate-controlled closet since. I have never run a print on it. My Eiger account shows zero prints, zero hours under my ownership. It has prior use from before I owned it. The internal logs show 65 print jobs between December 2016 and August 2020, and the fiber cutter counter reads 1,123 cuts. Assume the fiber cutter blade is a wear item that may need replacing.
Software is updated to current. Printer powers on, connects to WiFi, and is registered and online under my Eiger account. I haven't test-printed, so I can't vouch for print quality or bed leveling. Full log file available to a serious buyer.
EIGER ACCOUNT — ALREADY HANDLED
The machine is registered under my Eiger account and I'll transfer it to you at sale. Markforged printers won't slice or print without Eiger, so this matters — plenty of used units on the market are stuck under a previous owner's org.
MATERIALS INCLUDED — this is most of the value
Continuous fiber (50cm³ spools):
Kevlar — 2Carbon fiber — 3Fiberglass — 3
Nylon filament:4 x Nylon (NYL-AB-1K)1 x Tough Nylon
ALSO INCLUDED
Power supply and WiFi antenna2 build plates (one installed, one spare)Pelican 1430 watertight case set up as a filament dry box, with desiccantTool kit: hex key, nut driver, 2 unused brass nozzles, PTFE fiber nozzle inserts, plastic and fiber shims, anti-seizeSealed USB cable