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Set the Bambu Lab P1S 3D printer up in 15 minutes and start your printing and maker journey. The P1S is an enclosed printer, making it ideal for high-temperature filament printing. Fast prints are standard thanks to the speedy 20000 mm/s² acceleration limit, and you can even remotely monitor your prints by connecting to the built-in timelapse camera.
Take a look at our review of the Bambu Lab P1S for more information.

The latest version of the Bambu Labs A1 uses an upgraded heatbed cable with Kevlar reinforcement and thicker insulation for an improved product. Features of the A1 include compatibility with AMS color printing accessories, a 1-clip quick swap nozzle, active motor noise cancelling, full-auto calibration, and a 256x256x256 mm³ build volume.

See our review of the Bambu Lab A1 for more details on this 3D printer.

You get everything that you could ever need to keep your 3D printer running at optimal efficiency, and best of all, it rolls up into a tool wrap

The speedy, Core XY-style 3D printer delivers smooth prints at up to 600 mm/s, or ten times a regular 3D printer.

A budget Core XY 3D printer that prints fast and without compromising on quality. I love this printer and it works extremely well for all of my ideas and projects.

Check out our full review on this awesome 3D printer

If you want to start 3D printing or need a second machine for detailed models, a resin 3D printer is a good buy. Elegoo's Mars 4 is a compact and easy-to-use resin 3D printer. With a 4K resolution, your prints will be crisp, and a layer cure time of 2.5 seconds means you won't be left waiting. When compared to FDM printers, the build volume is small at 143 x 89 x 175mm.

The Creality Ender V3 SE is a solid medium-format entry-level 3D printer. It comes with premium features such as auto-leveling and a Sprite extruder. It is easy to assemble and supports various materials such as PLA, TPU, and PETG (up to 260 degrees C).

This popular compact printer is solidly built with a full-metal linear rail system and bearings, features full auto calibration, vibration and flow-rate compensation, and compatibility with multi-color AMS accessories.

Work next to the printer without distraction, thanks to the low noise "silent mode" that lets the A1 print at under 48 decibels of noise.

Check out our review of the Bambu Lab A1 mini.

The Neptune 4 max has a 420mm x 420mm x 480mm build volume and can print with speeds up to 500 mm/s. Other features include a 300 °C high-temperature nozzle and automatic print bed leveling.

See our review of the Elegoo Neptune 4 Max 3D printer.

A 320mm x 320mm x 385mm build volume with up to 500 mm/s print speeds, a 300 °C high-temperature nozzle, and automatic print bed leveling. Includes Wi-Fi/WLAN/USB transfer for importing prints.

See our review of the Elegoo Neptune 4 Plus 3D printer.

The Neptune 4 Pro has auto-bed levelling with a 225mm x 225mm x 265mm build area, an intelligent segmented heat bed, a 300 °C high-temp nozzle, and up to 500 mm/s print speed.

See our review of the Elegoo Neptune 4 Pro 3D printer.

Very close in specifications to the Neptune 4 Pro, sharing the 225mm x 225mm x 265mm build volume and 500 mm/s max print speeds. Use USB or LAN to transfer your prints to the printer.

We absolutely loved the MK4S 3D printer and gave it a perfect score in our review. The MK4S has a build plate size of 250 x 210 x 220mm, a PEI spring steel flex plate, automatic bed leveling, and a color touchscreen interface. You can also get the kit (unassembled model) for $659.

Also available on Amazon.

We loved the excellent 9K resolution as it brought crisp details to prints, making it ideal for gaming miniatures. As with many resin 3D printers, the small build volume is a downside, but these printers are made for detail, not large functional parts.

See our review of the Mars 5 Ultra 3D Resin printer.

This high-resolution resin printer scored Editor's Choice in our review, and for good reason. It produces wonderfully detailed prints out of the box. The 165 x 72 x 180mm build volume is generous and capable of much more than trinkets.

Elegoo's top-tier Resin printer with a staggeringly detailed 16K print resolution for amazing, detailed prints. Comes complete with auto-bed leveling and tilt-release for easy print removal. There's even a camera for watching your prints take shape, with time-lapse stills.

The Elegoo Saturn 4 Ultra can make eye-popping 12K prints. Lots of tilting with a tilting resin vat and a tilting hood for easy access. Print fast whilst keeping an eye on your progress with a print monitoring camera that can also shoot time lapses.

See our review of the Saturn 4 Ultra 3D Resin printer.

The Saturn 4 has a 218mm x 122mm x 220mm build volume, a 10-inch 12K Mono LCD, a COB Fresnel collimating lens, and auto bed leveling with a powerful cooling system. Its sharp 12K resolution will help make sharp prints - perfect for building your miniature collection.

With a 10-inch 12K mono LCD display, the Saturn 3 Ultra has a large build volume of 128 x 122 x 260mm, while retaining a crisp print quality.

A Linux OS runs on the printer, enabling remote management of the print process and the ability to send files to the printer over Wi-Fi. In the box, you get a USB air purifier that pulls the nasty smell from the print chamber before it can leach out into the room.

Elegoo's Saturn 3 uses a 10-inch 12K precision mono LCD with a 19 x 24 μm XY resolution. A laser-engraved build plate and 218mm x 122mm x 250mm build volume.

The M1 Ultra is a 4-in-1 crafting station with laser, inkjet, blade, and pen modules. Cut, print, and make all sorts of hobby projects on tons of materials. Let your imagination soar.

See our xTool M1 Ultra review for more information.

This premium desktop laser cutter may not be in the budget for the average hobbyist, but it is a good investment for a small business because it can easily engrave on everything from 20mm thick walnut to clear acrylic.

The xTool's 20W fiber and diode dual lasers can engrave at speeds up to 10,000 mm/s. The fiber laser works on metals like gold, silver, copper, stainless steel, brass, and titanium. The diode laser handles wood, acrylic, leather, glass, rubber, fabric, and more. This dual laser engraver is a total game-changer for makers and hobbyists alike.

The WeCreat Vision Pro is a large, fully enclosed 45-watt laser engraver and cutter equipped with automatic focusing, intuitive software, and capable of engraving on various materials such as birch plywood, slate, stainless steel, and even silicone. The Vision Pro has superseded its WeCreat Vision predecessor and is the workhorse crafting machine of choice for prosumers who want a laser for their small business.

The WeCreat Lumos is a fast, compact laser engraver, ideal for making small craft projects such as jewelry, keychains, and coasters. It can engrave on wood, metal, and slate with ease. The custom software is beginner-friendly, and at 15 pounds, this tiny powerhouse is a great choice for crafting on the go.

The WeCreat Vision is an enclosed, powerful 20-watt diode laser that comes with a unique autofocus camera, enabling precise, safe cutting through basswood, acrylic, slate, and stainless steel. The software is easy to use and allows you to start your projects right away. Paired with the optional fume extractor and rotary engraver, the Vision provides everything needed to create custom laser-engraved products.

PLA is a great filament, but there are times when you need something stronger. PETG is easy to print, but has great strength. It can be used with open frame and closed frame printers. I use PETG with my Elegoo Centauri Carbon and it has been flawless. Now I print many functional parts for my office with this great filament.

PLA Plus is a stronger version of PLA. While not as tough as PETG, PLA Plus is stronger than, and prints using the same profile as PLA. We've used PLA Plus in a number of projects and found Elegoo's to be perfect for strong, functional prints.

This two-pack is ideal for makers who want to stock up on filament to feed their latest 3D printer purchase.

Prices start from $16! Check the colors for the exact price.

These are 1KG spools of printer filament with a 1.75mm filament diameter. PLA+ is less brittle than standard PLA, so it should improve your prints' toughness and layer adherence when creating.

Filament that has absorbed moisture just makes for a horrible printing experience. TPU and PETG become a mess on the print bed. Using this filament dryer will keep your filament dry, and it is ready to use via the feeder tube on the lid. Pop the spools in the dryer, set the timer and temperature, and your filament will be dehydrated and ready to print your next project.

Available in a rainbow of colors, Overture's PLA Plus is a good compromise of PETG's strength, and the ease of printing that PLA affords.

Check the colors for the exact price.

1KG spool of printer filament has a 1.75mm filament diameter. This material works well with most FDM printers. Great quality, clog-free design and comes in over 40 colors.

Inland Dual Color Filament is our Best Budget Dual Color pick for the Best Filaments for 3D Printing, and for good reason. Inland’s dual colors mix more than other brands, so the color shift is more subtle, like mixing pastel chalks.

This resin from Elegoo is water-washable, making the finishing process much easier to complete. This discount applies to multiple colors but not all of them.

This photopolymer resin is designed to reduce printing time and to reduce volume shrinkage during the curing process to ensure a smooth finish. Suitable for most DLP/LCD 3D printers. Less odor than other resins.

With high-speed solidification and low odor, this photopolymer resin is made from soybean oil which offers better environmental protection. It is compatible with most resin 3D printers and the large 1Kg bottle will keep you printing for a while.

Almost all 3D prints require some level of cleanup or processing. Printing with a brim or setting the Z offset too low introduces a sharp edge to your prints.
Using a deburring tool is the smart way to remove sharp edges and burrs from your prints. Don't use a knife, you will leave a nasty gash in the plastic and, probably your fingers!

Tackle a blocked nozzle from another angle with the Creality Clog Poke. Instead of pushing into the nozzle, remove the PTFE tube and push this clog poke into the throat of the extruder, forcing molten plastic out of the nozzle.