We have already tested several 3D printers here, today we are venturing to the next level of the home hobby factory together. Particularly practical: with this device, I don’t have to make any effort to approach it from the perspective of a beginner, and I’m not familiar with CNC and lasers either. As the whole thing is very extensive, it will be a multi-part project. So let’s start with the basics today.
Packaging and scope of delivery
And that means that we have to lug at least one large box into the cellar or hobby room. I’ll warn you in advance, some space around the table is very helpful.
Once we have cut open the lid, we are greeted by a multilingual quick start guide asking us to scan a QR code.
This takes us to this video, which shows the unpacking and initial setup.
I will of course also document the process here.
If you remove the polystyrene transport protection, you will see packaging that was presumably designed for sale in a store.
So unpack and open it again, the large shipping box can be put to one side for the time being, but is not yet completely removed.
After another layer of polystyrene has been removed, the M1 Ultra can be inspected for the first time.
Remove the protective film and the lid can be opened. In addition to even more polystyrene, there are all kinds of neatly sorted accessories inside.
Once this block has also been removed from the device, all that is missing are these screws to secure it for transportation.
Here is an overview of the technical specifications, further information can be found on the manufacturer’s product page.
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