Want to buy a 3D printer? This overview contains basic product specs & prices. We’ll cover DIY kits, fully-assembled, professional and production 3D printers.
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DIY Kits
We believe it’s a good idea to assemble a DIY kit in order to get a basic idea of how 3D printers are built and how they work. This will make it easier to solve problems in a later stage. DIY 3D printers can be the perfect solution for beginners that don’t want to spend too much money. They are affordably priced because the manufacturer saves on shipping and assembly costs.
Plug and Play
Looking for a plug-and-play 3D printer? For in the classroom, your office or workshop? We’ve got you covered. These devices are all easy to setup, use, and maintain.
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Professional
These 3D printers are targeted to professional users by featuring sturdy frames, enclosed build chambers, high temperature hotends and the ability to print a wide range of engineering filaments.
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