The Replicator
The Replicator is the ultimate personal 3D printer. It comes with an onboard LCD interface, a build area of over 300 cubic inches, and, with optional dual extrusion, the capability to print in two colors at once. The Replicator is assembled and tested before shipment, so you’ll be able to turn it on and start printing within minutes of taking it out of the box.
To learn more or to see The Replicator User Guide, check out our main page for The Replicator.
Thing-O-Matic
The Thing-O-Matic was our first fully automatic, low-cost, DIY 3D printer. A completely hands-free operation, capable of printing your designs with just the click of a button and even making back-to-back copies, the Thing-O-Matic really is a factory for your desktop. Follow the link below for the instructions on how to build and use your Thing-O-Matic.
To learn more or to see the Thing-O-Matic User Guide, check out the main Thing-O-Matic page.
Software
Learn more about ReplicatorG, the software your MakerBot uses to connect to your computer, or get a rundown of the vast array of programs you can use for 3D modelling at our main Software page.
Older Projects
Don’t see what you’re looking for? If you’re looking for information on the CupCake CNC, our first and best-beloved printer, head over to the Makerbot wiki, where documentation on the Cupcake and other older and user-supported projects lives.
Keep in mind that this is a wiki, which means that you can edit pages. If you have a great MakerBot-based project that needs documentation, this could be a good place for it.