There are a lot of 3D printers out there in the world, but how do you decide which ones are best for you and your family? You read this post and we will help you, that's how!
This entry-level 3D printer is easy to set up, has simple controls, incredible resolution, and is relatively speedy at its job too. You'll just need to clip the coupon on its product page at Amazon to score this low price.
Use the mobile app and Wi-Fi to start your prints easily. Has full auto leveling so you don't need to do manual adjustments. Comes fully assembled with step-by-step installation guide. Compact enough for a desktop or even dorm room.
When you are first trying to decide what you want out of 3D printing the options can be daunting. We break down the two main types of 3D printer here so you can make an informed decision
With all the available 3D printers on the market right now it can be difficult to stand out from the crowd. The Bene4 from Nova3D has a few tricks up its sleeve to try and break the mold. Does it succeed though?
With so many resin printers dropping in price these days it's important to know what resins are a good price, and, more importantly, get the job done. Here is our top pick.
For a while now Elegoo has dominated the small scale MSLA 3D printing space. Now though, they have something bigger coming. It's called the Saturn and we have a price and a launch date.
Printing with resin is a lot more complicated than standard FDM printing and to get it right you need to have the right equipment.
Having to use and throw away a lot of batteries sucks. This modification lets you use a Lithium-Ion battery for your Windows Mixed Reality Controllers. You just need a 3D printer!
Filament, or FDM, is easier than other types of 3D printing and requires fewer accessories to get it all working. There are some though that will make your life easier if you own them.
You have a 3D printer and you want to help make PPE equipment in this coronavirus emergency. That's awesome but there are things you'll need to know before you start. We're here to help make sense of it all.
Anycubic has been making resin printers for a while now with great results. The Photon Zero is Anycubic's latest resin printer and the wash/cure station is the ace in the hole.
The Peopoly Phenom is at the top end of where we would usually be reviewing a 3D printer. It's expensive, but is it worth the money?
We missed Decembers community models, so we did a little of December, and a little of January in this latest post. They all amazing though so take a look.
The Elegoo Mars has been hugely popular since its release, but now there is a new model, the Mars Pro. Is it worth the cost to replace? Let's find out.
The Photon from AnyCubic already has a reputation for quality at a cheap price. Now they have released the Photon S, an upgrade to the Photon. Is it worth the upgrade though? let's see.
Comes ready to go right out of the box. Can print with ABS or PLA materials among others. Built-in safety features like air filtration and an activated carbon filter. Dedicated software and mobile apps help you out. Works with Windows and Mac.
Resin printers have become cheap enough to really make a splash in the 3D printing market. We've compiled some of the best for you here.
When it comes to 3D printing at home, there are a lot of choices to fit any budget. Here are several different printers from a low to a mid-range price point.
Sometimes you just need to pick up your printer and travel. That's not always easy, however, so we are to give you some advice on what printers are best for traveling.