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Ultimaker shares files for their Ultimaker 3

October 30, 2017

A year after the release of the Ultimaker 3, Ultimaker has released their files for the UM3 and UM3 Extended.

They believe that by releasing their files, the community will benefit by better understanding the technology.

Ultimaker has always been known to have an open policy with their community and always putting the best interest of their users at the forefront.  Their open sourcing of information has also allowed for faster rates of development and innovation.

To learn more about the release of files, click here.


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