Mini 3D Printer Portable White 90x110x110mm Printing for Windows XP /7/8/10 OS X 110‑240VUS Plug Item Type: Mini 3D PrinterPrinting Range: Approx. 90x110x110mm / 3.5x4.3x4.3in Number Of Nozzles: 1 Nozzle Diameter: 0.4mm Printing Layer Thickness: 0.05-0.4mm Consumables Used: PLA Consumable Diameter: Approx. 1.75mm / 0.07in Printing Accuracy: 0.05-0.2mm Hot Bed: Without Slicing Software: For NANO PLUS/CURA/Simplify3D Printing Temperature: 180-230℃ Printing Speed: 10-40mm/S File Format: Printer Recognition Format: Gcode Power Source: 12V, 30W Printing Platform: Magnetic Stickers Are Desirable Software Support: For Windows XP/7/8/10 (32 Bit/64bit)/OS X Connection Mode: TF Card, USB Cable,How e: If it is your first time to come into contact with a 3D printer and you don’t know where to start, let’s teach you how to get started. First of all, 3D printers can only print 3D model files in gcode format. The 3D model file we download or the 3D model file modeled by the modeling software is generally in the STL format. The STL format must be sliced by the slicing software and converted into a model file in the gcode format before printing. Here is a brief introduction to several basic methods of using a 3D printer to print models. 1. The first type: children's level This is the simplest operation. Download the model file in gcode format on the website, copy it to the TF card, insert the card into the 3D printer, and print. 2. The second type: entry level Download the model file in STL format on the website, then use Easyware to slice into gcode format files with one click, then copy to TF card, insert TF card into 3D printer, and print (Easyware slice software for beginners slices Software, the cut out model printing effect is general). 3. The third type: Intermediate Download the model file in STL format on the website, slice it into gcode format file with CURA slicing software, and copy it to| In the TF card, insert the TF card into the 3D printer to print, and then print. (CURA slicing software is a professional slicing software, the cut out model prints better). 4. Fourth: Advanced Use modeling software to create a 3D model in STL format, then use Easyware or CURA slice software to slice into gcode format, then hold it into a TF card, insert the TF into a 3D printer, and print. Please see the manual for details