Large Scale 3D Printers Big Enough to Print Furniture

Titan Robotics Atlas 2.5 features we like:

• - Huge print area
• - Yaskawa Servo Motors
• - Can print a wide range of specialty materials
• - Granular pellet extruder optional

• - Webcam monitoring
• - Touch screen control

• - 10mm width PU (Polyurethane) timing belt with steel cores. Belt is designed for high speed and acceleration.
• - Fully automatic bed leveling (150 probing points)
• - E3D V6 & Titan Print head, max temp: default 300c  (400c optional)
• - Premium Hiwin motion rails, made in Taiwan

Cosine Additive AM1 features we like:

• - Comes with single, high temperature extruder (granular extruder is optional)
• - Closed and temperature controlled print chamber
• - Build rate: up to 1 lb/hr with single extruder and up to 20 lb/hr with pellet extruder

The BLACKBELT 3D stand alone 3D printer plus roller table is a new type of FDM 3D printer with a unique belt technology. The belt is the z-axis, but it's tilted 45 degrees relative to the x-y gantry, which enables you to print extremely long products and un-supported horizontal overhangs.

WASP (World’s Advanced Saving Project) is based in Italy and was established back in 2012. With its roots in the world of open-source, WASP manufacturers professional large scale 3D printers with the aim to encourage sustainable development.

The DeltaWASP 3MT Industrial is compatible with the Spitfire and Pellet extruders. It also has a fully enclosed print chamber.

Dutch manufacturer Tractus3D develops huge Delta 3D printers. The T3500 is their biggest 3D printer. The print head can reach up to 572 °F / 300 °C which enables you to print with a wide range of specialty materials.

ErectorBot is a US based manufacturer of gigantic open source multi functional bots. Their bots can use tools other than extruder heads and can easily be turned into large-sized CNC’s as well.

HORI Z1000 features we like:

• - Filament runout detection
• - Ability to resume print after power outage