Technical Assistance

This video shows the unboxing of the standard EVO, although it is very similar to the EVOR and EVO 22 machine unboxing. For the EVO 22, it is recommended to...

The EVO’s filament loading system makes it easy load, remove and prime the hot end before, during or after printing. Follow these steps to learn how to inse...

Good bed adhesion is one of the most important factors to getting a great-looking part. It is especially important when printing higher-temperature material...

The EVO comes equipped with aircraft-grade aluminum nozzles that can be used for several prints. These nozzles will wear down eventually, depending on how m...

Many high-end 3D printers require large service fees, and in most cases require a technician to perform repairs or upgrades. When designing the EVO,  Airwol...

Dual head 3D printing can be complex and at times frustrating, especially if the machine you are using is not set up properly. Print settings and material c...

One of the most important factors that determines whether a 3D print will be successful or not is the set distance from the nozzle to the bed on the first...

Airwolf 3D has released many advanced features within the latest update of the Matrix touchscreen found on the EVO Additive Manufacturing Centers. Upda...

When using machines with large build volumes, it is important that you are able to create parts with long print times reliably. Sometimes parts can take s...

Adding functionality to Apex is a top priority at Airwolf 3D, and the new list of features and advancements within the EVO touchscreen interface and Apex ...