Uploaded March 2022 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
Ever find yourself in a remote area in urgent need of a part? Introducing the X7 Field Edition, powerful enough for end-use-parts, capable of running off of solar power. Today, Markforged's Charles Lu teaches us how easy it is to set up an X7 Field Edition just about anywhere.
X7 Field Edition is the rugged, field-deployable industrial 3D printer for tactical response to supply challenges in remote locations. Print stronger parts with Continuous Fiber Reinforcement, ensure accuracy with Blacksmith in-process inspection (available with Blacksmith subscription), and rest assured knowing your printer was built for transportation through the harshest of environments.
The X7 FE runs on minimal power and can be fully set up and ready to print in minutes, and contains the materials, spare parts, and tools needed to sustain production between resupply opportunities. For this video, we’re using a Jackery Explorer 1000. Any portable power station or generator capable of outputting at least 150W can be used as well.
Where would you print if you could print anywhere? Comment below!
For more information, visit bit.ly/3Zg8JB1
Ever find yourself in a remote area in urgent need of a part? Introducing the X7 Field Edition, powerful enough for end-use-parts, capable of running off of solar power. Today, Markforged's Charles Lu teaches us how easy it is to set up an X7 Field Edition just about anywhere.
X7 Field Edition is the rugged, field-deployable industrial 3D printer for tactical response to supply challenges in remote locations. Print stronger parts with Continuous Fiber Reinforcement, ensure accuracy with Blacksmith in-process inspection (available with Blacksmith subscription), and rest assured knowing your printer was built for transportation through the harshest of environments.
The X7 FE runs on minimal power and can be fully set up and ready to print in minutes, and contains the materials, spare parts, and tools needed to sustain production between resupply opportunities. For this video, we’re using a Jackery Explorer 1000. Any portable power station or generator capable of outputting at least 150W can be used as well.
Where would you print if you could print anywhere? Comment below!
For more information, visit bit.ly/3Zg8JB1
