Category: 3d printers
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Ender-5 S1 – what’s new
Creality’s Ender-5 line of printers features a stable cubic frame, however, neither the original Ender 5, nor the next versions Ender-5 Plus and Ender-5 Pro are CoreXY. Those were cartesian machines, where the gantry is moving on XY. They had improved stability because of the cubic frame, and that is it. Ender5 users created a…
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Artillery Sidewinder X2 Review
The 3d printing world has become a competitive place and best-selling 3d printers bring either innovation or price optimization. The Sidewinder X2 gives you both. It is a budget large printer with a price tag of just $450. And yet it comes with modern features, a direct extruder, and AC heated bed. In this review,…
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Voron Trident 3d printer review
The new 3d printer from Vorondesign offers the same level of performance as the flagship Voron 2.4, but is much easier to build.
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Voron Zero V0.1 – 3d printer review
Voron Zero is a small DIY coreXY printer with cool look and great performance. In this review Ivan is sourcing, assembling and testing Voron V0.1.
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Voron Switchwire – DIY CoreXZ 3d printer
My review article for Voron Switchwire after 2+ months of happy printing.
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Ender3 V2 – great machine to get in the 3d printing
The Ender3 range from Creality3d is a preferred choice for a first 3d printer for many enthusiasts. They feature robust mechanics and excellent print quality at a very competitive price point but also come preassembled to minimize the time-to-first print. Easy to set up, easy to upgrade, and benefit from a large community, Ender3 is…
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Ender 6 – Creality’s first budget coreXY 3d printer
Creality3D announced its newest Ender6 3d printer. It is finally a true CoreXY machine, promissing high printing speed and performance. Discover the first insights in our review.
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Creality CR-10 V2 vs. Artillery Sidewinder X1
Creality CR-10 V2 and the Artillery Sidewinder X1 from Evnovo are the hot 3d printers right now, especially for those seeking for reliable and easy to maintain/upgrade budget machine under $500.
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Creality CP-01 – 3 in 1 modular 3d printer
Creality3D just announced its modular 3-in-1 3d printer, laser engraver and CNC slicing machine. Is it your new versatile workhorse or a useless toy? A 3d printer can do more than just printing. It can handle any 2D and 3D linear motion functionality. The modular 3d printer is not a new concept – we saw…
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CR-10 MAX – huge volume 3d printer review
The newest big volume 3d printer from Creality is arround the corner. Meet the CR-10 Max – a 450x450x470 mm build volume printer that offers huge improvements over the previous range of big volume 3d printers. Creality is one of the pioneers in big cartesian printers. In 2016 two printers have been launched – the…
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Ender 5 – 3d printer review
Late 2018, Creality3D launched the Ender 5 – a cube like 3d printer positionned in the high-end of Ender range of budget 3d printers. This review is based on one of the first Ender 5 printers (control board V1.1.3) I could test. The latest 2019 products benefited from small hardware upgrades. Let see how it…
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Creality CR-10S PRO
After its legendary budget printer CR-10(s), that is still a viable 3d printer choice in 2019, Creality3D now targets the top range budget machines with its brand new CR-10S PRO ultra quiet and high precision printer. But is it an improved CR-10 or a totally new 3d printer? It seems that similarities end at the…
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Creality CR-10(s)
One of the most appreciated by the 3d printing community printers for 2017, Creality CR-10 offers quality, affordable price and big build volume. Is it still a good choice in 2019? If you are new to 3d printing, you are most probably confused what to choose – there are hundreds of offers for desktop 3d…