The official version was released on March 19

It includes both a simplified edition and a full-featured edition

Accessory links will be made available separately shortly

We’ve optimized numerous details and printing performance—there’s so much to say, but suffice it to say it’s easy to use, performs well, and looks great

Version 0.98 was updated on March 4

We’ve reduced the structural weight; the printer now weighs less than 7 kg!

The strength of the top frame has been reinforced

The sides have been hollowed out—you can fill them with extruded polystyrene sheets or simply wrap the exterior with adhesive tape; the insulation performance remains virtually unchanged

A four-compartment desiccant storage area has been added at the top. We recommend using silica gel desiccants to facilitate regeneration when the PTC heater is activated (since my PTC outlet temperature is 90°C, molecular sieves cannot reach the required regeneration temperature)

The overall appearance has been refined

A Wi-Fi-enabled temperature-control port has been added for convenient real-time adjustment; there’s also a non-Wi-Fi version that uses a wall-socket thermostat (this version includes an opening for a Xiaomi temperature and humidity sensor)

(If you have better ideas, feel free to leave a message to discuss them with me, or just join one of our group chats—both the Aileku Group 1 and Group 2 are open to you. It would be fantastic if someone could help me with the tedious typesetting and introduction!)

The hardware components required include:

M3 screws in various lengths; almost all parts are secured with 2.8 mm socket-head cap screws. You’ll need to use an electric drill to quickly tap the threads, creating a heat-set effect that ensures stability (since self-tapping nuts are too expensive to justify)

You’ll also need two 5-cm-long stainless steel shafts with a 2.5 mm diameter; these can alternatively be replaced with M2.5 long half-thread screws

Version 0.95 was updated on February 26

The placement of the CanVas has been optimized

The positioning of the Black King Kong 1300W/PTC unit has been optimized

The overall mortise-and-tenon structure and various interlocking components have been refined

The overall appearance has been improved (making it more visually appealing)

The following updates were made in version 0.925:

The main structural framework has been completed, and the functional expansion area has been properly planned

The primary functions have undergone thorough testing

If you require printing services, please contact me to obtain the latest files

This project was officially approved on January 18, 2026