3D Printing

The Voron 0.1 is a scratch built printer for makers looking for a challenge.

LotMaxx Shark V3 is a good dual-color 3D printer with a low-power laser attachment for engraving.

A huge machine for makers who want to 3D print, laser and carve.

The Neptune 3 Max is a monster printer with a friendly price.

Wuxn’s WXR is a high-end machine chock-full of wizards and automations to make 3d printing as painless as possible.

FlashForge’s Artemis is a colorful cube style 3D printer for beginners that makes it easy to get started and to transmit prints over Wi-Fi.

A simplified printer to introduce kids to 3D printing

The Hurakan eliminates the pain of installing Klipper, letting you get right to the speed.

Bambu Lab’s P1P is a stripped down speed demon that you can personalize.

Handles challenging filaments, big prints with aplomb at a great price.

The Kingroon KP3S is a tiny budget printer that takes up a lot of space.

Lightning fast print speeds, with a major catch.

The Neptune 3 Pro adds more features while remaining an excellent value.

The Elegoo Saturn 8K resin printer offers best-in-class resolution with a large build volume, but the printer feels more like a mid-year refresh than a true upgrade from the original Saturn.

Creality’s improved Ender 5 S1 comes with an all-metal hotend, direct drive, auto bed leveling and improved speed.

Monoprice’s Voxel Pro is a decent enclosed printer with a poor leveling system and too-sticky bed.

If you think high resolution resin 3D printers are only available in small formats, think again.

AnkerMake’s first 3D printer boasts blinding speed without Klipper.

Phrozen’s Sonic Mighty 8K prints big without leaving any details behind.

Anycubic’s Kobra Neo saves you money while making 3D printing fun and easy.