Thanks to @SamPrentice, I’ve got the special opportunity to unbox, assemble, and test the Prusa XL with all five tool heads and its enclosure! Full coverage coming to the 3DPUK TECH YouTube channel, along with a written article for 3DWithUs. Stay tuned!

Just dropping in with an update — I’ve now completed the full hands-on coverage of the Prusa XL (5-toolhead version)!
🧡 From unboxing and assembly to multicolor test prints and calibration steps — everything’s documented.

📝 Full article:
👉 https://3dwithus.com/prusa-xl-5-toolheads-review-assembly-prints-examples

📹 And here’s the video walkthrough:
👉 https://youtu.be/6UGT63Bulik

Spoiler: the toolchanger setup was smoother than expected, and the results — especially on large builds — were seriously impressive. If you're curious about what it's like to live with this machine day to day, check it out.

As usual, if you have any questions or want to showcase your own Prusa XL prints, feel free to post here or start a new thread — we’d love to see what you’re working on!

Whoa, this Prusa XL enclosure with 5-tool heads support is a beast—finally taming those filament swaps and drafts for consistent prints! As a tinkerer who's been modding my own XL setup, the integrated cooling and noise reduction here look game-changing for long runs. Quick shoutout for anyone prototyping custom panels or brackets: I pulled some precise low-poly enclosure models and hardware assets from 3d export to iterate in Fusion 360—royalty-free, instant downloads, and they slice perfectly for PrusaSlicer. Saved me hours on the design phase.

1 hour ago, MariaBar said:

Whoa, this Prusa XL enclosure with 5-tool heads support is a beast—finally taming those filament swaps and drafts for consistent prints! As a tinkerer who's been modding my own XL setup, the integrated cooling and noise reduction here look game-changing for long runs. Quick shoutout for anyone prototyping custom panels or brackets: I pulled some precise low-poly enclosure models and hardware assets from 3d export to iterate in Fusion 360—royalty-free, instant downloads, and they slice perfectly for PrusaSlicer. Saved me hours on the design phase.

Hi @MariaBar — we totally get the importance of linking to useful repositories, and we welcome them when they’re shared in the right place and context. But… you’ll need to try a little harder 😅.

If you want to promote that repository, please start a proper topic in our Design & 3D Modeling section. This post doesn’t quite fit, so it will be removed soon.