The Largest 3D Printer in the World, and the Largest You Can Own
The record holders are construction gantries that print buildings. Nothing about them transfers to a machine you can own, so here is where the line actually falls.
Category: Upgrade & buy
Which printer, which upgrade, and whether it is worth it: one-to-one comparisons and narrow buying questions. Never a generic best-of list.
Creality K2 Plus Review: 350 mm and 30,000 mm/s²
Short answer The K2 Plus is the biggest enclosed CoreXY Creality makes and the numbers back it up: 350 x 350 x…
Creality 3D Scanner: Which Model, and What to Expect
Short answer Creality’s scanner range is broad and confusingly named: CR-Scan Ferret and Ferret Pro, CR-Scan Lizard, CR-Scan Otter and Otter Lite,…
Anycubic Photon: How to Pick Between the Models
Short answer Photon is Anycubic’s resin line, and the name now spans several generations, so it is not a single machine. The…
Bambu Lab A2L Combo: Big Plate, 80 °C Bed
Short answer The A2L Combo pairs Bambu’s largest open machine with a changer. The printer gives 330 x 320 x 325 mm,…
Bambu Lab X1C Combo: Printer Plus Sealed AMS
Short answer The X1C Combo is the X1 Carbon bundled with the sealed AMS. You get 256 x 256 x 256 mm,…
Dual Extruder 3D Printer: Four Designs, One Choice
Short answer “Dual extruder” now covers four different designs, and picking the wrong one is the usual mistake. A filament changer feeds…
MSLA 3D Printer: The Process You Actually Buy
Short answer MSLA means masked stereolithography: a monochrome LCD sits between a UV light source and the resin tank and masks each…
Qidi X One 2 and iFast: Gone, and What Replaced Them
Short answer The X One 2 and the iFast are both gone from Qidi’s product catalogue, along with the Plus 4 on…
Flashforge Adventurer 3: Replaced by the 5M Pro
Short answer The Adventurer 3 is discontinued. Flashforge’s Adventurer line is now the Adventurer 5M and 5M Pro: 220 x 220 x…