Prusa reliability is true. This is my third printer, and unlike my previous Creality printers, the Prusa has never missed a beat. In the 4 years I have had it, I’ve just had one blocked nozzle (no brand filament). Plus it 's never never needed any glue or tape for bed adhesion, Prusa just works.

It’s been mounted in an enclosure to stop PLA warping on larger prints, and the power supply has been mounted externally for reliability. There are fan mounting positions if ever needed. But so far not a problem. The extruder was upgraded to the i3MK3S+ as it has reliable filament sensing. The printer has always been kept in a clean dry environment in my home office.

NOTE - Price is with the basic filament roller stand – if you want the dual dryer box this will be an extra $100 (new $199), and if you don’t have one already you will want one in the humid Auckland air.

With only 936 hrs - sounds a lot but actually isn't much as Prusa machines run well beyond 5-10,000hrs.

It runs stock firmware (latest ver). I also fitted a Raspberry Pi camera and Pi Zero 2 W board (which is also Octoprint compatible). But have not set these up yet. Guide is here... https://help.prusa3d.com/guide/camera-setup-for-prusalink-prusa-connect_470943

I’ll throw in a new roll or eSun PLA to get you going. Also happy to give you a 101 getting started in 3D printing induction. Prusa slicer is easy great and now with the phone app I get alerts remotely. Plus you can print directly from your phone.

Comes with –

• LED Lighting assembly - see photos
• Textured build plate – new
• Various size nozzles – most new
• Allen keys
• Original Assembly Manuals – Prusa site online is excellent.
• Misc spares
• Plastic Mk3S+ parts if required.

Please refer to the photos for details and do not hesitate to ask any questions, I’ll do my best to answer. Check out my feedback and buy with confidence. Smoke free home..

Pick up only, is from Rothesay Bay, North Shore. Thanks for looking.