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We have a range of 3D printers with differing build volumes - if you have a small model pretty much any of the printers will work, but if you have a larger model then you might be restricted to a few machines - unless you break it into multiple parts. | We have a range of 3D printers with differing build volumes - if you have a small model pretty much any of the printers will work, but if you have a larger model then you might be restricted to a few machines - unless you break it into multiple parts. | ||
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== DLP Process Resin Printers == | == DLP Process Resin Printers == | ||
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!Max. Print Height | !Max. Print Height | ||
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| | |Peopoly | ||
|[[ | |[[Peopoly Phenom L|Phenom L]] | ||
| | |340 x 190 | ||
| | |400 | ||
|- | |- | ||
| | |Anycubic | ||
|[[ | |[[Anycubic Photon Mono M5s|Photon Mono M5s]] | ||
| | |200 x 218 | ||
| | |120 | ||
| | |} | ||
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| | == SLS Process Printers == | ||
{| class="wikitable sortable" | |||
|+All units in millimetres. | |||
!Make | |||
!Model | |||
!Build Plate Size | |||
!Max. Print Height | |||
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| | |Formlabs | ||
|[[ | |[[Formlabs Fuse 1|Fuse 1]] | ||
| | |165 x 165 | ||
|300 | |300 | ||
|} | |} | ||
The Formlabs Fuse 1 differs from our other 3D printers because it prints in 3D space by selectively sintering nylon powder. Because of this, the entire build volume can be used instead of just what will fit onto the build plate. | |||
The corners of the build chamber are filleted, and sometimes the slicing software complains about parts being placed too close to the edges. Because of this, the maximum individual part size is approximately 155 x 155 mm in the X and & axes. | |||
Latest revision as of 14:07, 14 June 2024
We have a range of 3D printers with differing build volumes - if you have a small model pretty much any of the printers will work, but if you have a larger model then you might be restricted to a few machines - unless you break it into multiple parts.
FDM/FFF Process Printers
| Make | Model | Build Plate Size | Max. Print Height |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ultimaker | 2+ | 223 x 223 | 205 |
| Ultimaker | 2+ Extended | 223 x 223 | 305 |
| Ultimaker | 3 Extended | 215 x 215 | 300 |
| Ultimaker | S5 | 330 x 240 | 300 |
| Bambu Lab | X1E | 256 x 256 | 256 |
| Markforged | Mark 2 | 320 x 132 | 154 |
| Markforged | Metal X | 300 x 220 | 180 |
| Prusa | i3 Mk3 | 210 x 250 | 210 |
DLP Process Resin Printers
| Make | Model | Build Plate Size | Max. Print Height |
|---|---|---|---|
| Peopoly | Phenom L | 340 x 190 | 400 |
| Anycubic | Photon Mono M5s | 200 x 218 | 120 |
SLS Process Printers
| Make | Model | Build Plate Size | Max. Print Height |
|---|---|---|---|
| Formlabs | Fuse 1 | 165 x 165 | 300 |
The Formlabs Fuse 1 differs from our other 3D printers because it prints in 3D space by selectively sintering nylon powder. Because of this, the entire build volume can be used instead of just what will fit onto the build plate.
The corners of the build chamber are filleted, and sometimes the slicing software complains about parts being placed too close to the edges. Because of this, the maximum individual part size is approximately 155 x 155 mm in the X and & axes.