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With fast print speeds, easy-to-use features, and extensive training support, the MakerBot Sketch Sprint empowers users to seamlessly integrate 3D printing into their workflows.
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The MakerBot Sketch Sprint is a fast, user-friendly 3D printer, reaching speeds of 300 mm/s without sacrificing quality. It delivers precise, detailed prints, giving you the best of both speed and performance.
Fast prints, more output
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Designed with a fully enclosed structure and safety lock features, the Sketch Sprint ensures a secure printing environment, giving teachers peace of mind as students explore the world of 3D printing.
Active filtration with
and carbon filters
MakerBot's Learning Platform offers intuitive courses, assessments, and tools to help you master 3D printing—perfect for honing your skills and advancing your projects.
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curriculum to get you started
Digital Factory’s features make managing 3D printers easy. Queue print jobs to different printers, assign specific projects to users, and manage everything with just a few clicks—all designed for everyday productivity.
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Automatic 25 point mesh leveling and live Z adjustments
Our Printer Lock feature lets owners control who can use the printer, keeping it safe and restricted to authorized users.
Monitor prints from anywhere and automatically create timelapses.
Able to reach 110 °C a magnetic smooth surface ensures maximum print adhesion during the printing process
Enable users to easily submit print jobs via a shareable secure link
Manage your projects and users directly from Digital Factory
We provide everything you need to scale classroom 3D printing to your needs. Reliable and easy-to-use 3D printers. The largest 3D printing community for educators. Free lesson plans and curriculum. And MakerBot Certification.
More speed, less waiting. Unleash your ideas with our fastest 3D printer yet—The Sketch Sprint
The Sketch Sprint printer uses PLA and Tough PLA, which are safe, easy to work with, and less likely to emit harmful fumes, adding an extra layer of safety during printing.
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UltiMaker Cura is free, easy-to-use 3D printing software trusted by millions of users. Fine-tune your 3D model with 400+ settings for the best slicing and printing results.
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The physical space inside the Sketch Sprint that can be used for single or dual extrusion 3D printing.
220mm x 220mm x 220mm (8.66 x 8.66 x 8.66 inches)
The 3D printer's dimensions, including the spool holder.
452mm (W) x 400mm (D) x 466mm (H) 17.79in (W) x 15.75in (D) x 18.35in (H)
This is the process of depositing layers of filament, one on top of the other, to build up shapes and models. It is a form of additive manufacturing technology and the process used by all UltiMaker 3D printers.
Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM)
The filament diameter that achieves optimal results on MakerBot Sketch Sprint
1.75 mm
The net weight of the 3D printer.
16kg (35.27b)
The peak power output that the printer can reach – usually when the heated bed and hot ends are heating up.
100-240 V, 50-60 HZ2.7-1.3A
A micron is the measurement used to define the thickness of a 3D printed layer. 20 micron is 0.02 mm thick. Thinner layers are used for high-detail prints, thicker layers are great for fast prototypes.
0.4 mm nozzle: 200 micron
The system used to push filament through on the Sketch Sprint
Direct drive single extrusion
Redesigned touchscreen with updated user interface
Color touchscreen
Amount of material tool heads in the printer
Single extrusion print head
Sketch Sprint 3D printer ships with two 0.4 mm extruders
0.4 mm
Active air filter on the enclosed chamber of Sketch Sprint
Replaceable HEPA filter Carbon filter
A wide nozzle temperature range means greater flexibility in the 3D printing material choice.
max 280° C
The nozzle heat-up time relates to how fast you can start printing, as well as how fast it can melt the polymer filament.
< 2 minutes
Thanks to their quiet operation, Ultimaker 3D printers are suitable for use in the office, studio, or classroom environment.
< 51 dBA
Achieve consistent accuracy with mesh leveling, a leveling process that compensates for height variations across the build plate.
25 point automatic mesh leveling
Simply bend the build plate and your 3D printed parts pop off.
Flexible steel build plate
This Ultimaker 3D printer operates best in locations between these temperatures.
15 - 32 °C (59 - 90 °F)
This Ultimaker 3D printer can be safely stored or left inactive at these temperatures.
0 - 32 °C (32 - 90 °F)
UltiMaker Cura is our industry-leading slicing software that turns your 3D model into a file your printer can use. Use UltiMaker Digital Factory to manage printers and print jobs via your local network or the cloud.
UltiMaker Cura Cloud – print preparation software UltiMaker Digital Factory – printer management software
MacOS, Windows, and Chromebooks
An STL file is the most used file type for 3D printing. Nearly any 3D modeling software program is able to create these files.
UltiMaker Cura: STL Printable formats: GCODE, .makerbot
Print with one click via Wi-Fi or Ethernet connection from UltiMaker Cura or UltiMaker Digital Factory. Or export your print job to a USB stick.
Wi-Fi (2.4 and 5 GHz), USB
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