10 Large Scale 3D Printers Big Enough to Print Furniture

Hailing from Sweden, BLB Industries is a company that has made major waves in the 3D printing industry. Their gigantic 3D printer is dubbed ‘The Box’. It has a granular extruder which gives you two advantages:

1) fast printing: standard 6 kg per hour / up to 35 kg per hour is possible 2) reduce material costs: plastic pellets are way cheaper than filament, resin or powder.

Dutch manufacturer Tractus3D develops huge Delta 3D printers. The T3500 RTP 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.

Founded in 2014, German 3D printer manufacturer BigRep set sail to transform the traditional manufacturing business. The BigRep One v3 was released in 2016. It has an independent dual extruder system and a spoolholder that can hold spools of up to 8 kg.

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.

Also based in The Netherlands is Leapfrog 3D printers. Their XceL is a large scale 3D Printer with a closed chamber and two extruders.

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.

CoLiDo is a Chinese 3D printer manufacturer. ColiDo is part of the well known toner cartridge brand Print-Rite. We know very little about the CoLiDo Mega besides that it has a massive build volume and a Delta arrangement.

Dutch 3D printer manufacturer Builder is known for their large scale 3D printers. They offer fully assembled 3D printers but also the option to order a DIY kit because sometimes… they just don’t fit through the front door.

Based in Spain is Moebyus Machines. Their enormous 3D Printer is called ‘M3’. It has a resume option (in case of a power outage) and a built-in filament sensor detects when you’re running out of filament (automatically pauses the print).

Zilla3D is a 3D printer manufacturer from the U.S. Their Deltazilla is a huge Delta 3D Printer.

The Deltazilla has a flying Titan extruder with integrated filament clog/empty daisychain sensors. It comes completely assembled / calibrated, so it is ready to print.