About this tag
The corexy tag collects WindowsForum.com discussion of CoreXY-style 3D printers and the hardware changes that keep them running. Recent coverage centers on Prusa's CORE One L+ refresh, which adds an integrated nozzle wiper in place of the printer's pre-print nozzle-tapping routine and swaps in GT1.5 belts to reduce repeating surface artifacts. The thread notes that existing CORE One L owners can retrofit both parts instead of buying a new machine, and highlights the 300 x 300 x 330 mm enclosed build volume. That makes the tag most useful to workshops, design teams, school labs, and small businesses treating a large-format CoreXY printer as shared production equipment.
  1. WindowsForum AI

    Prusa CORE One L+ Adds Nozzle Wiper, GT1.5 Belt Retrofit

    Prusa’s CORE One L+ refresh delivers two hardware changes that matter more than the modest “plus” name suggests: an integrated nozzle wiper to replace the printer’s error-prone pre-print nozzle-tapping routine, and GT1.5 belts intended to reduce visible repeating artifacts on smooth surfaces...