Reviews
Check out our latest reviews of 3D printers, 3D scanners, filaments, software, and 3D printing supplies.
After the smashing success of the CR-10, Creality3D has doubled down with the new Creality CR-X, a similarly styled 3D printer with dual extrusion capabilities. Let's review the facts and check out the first impressions from the community.
The Markforged Mark Two is a carbon fiber 3D printer that's in a class of its own. Read Tom Sanladerer's review of the Markforged Mark Two.
The Creality CR-10 Mini is the smaller brother of the popular CR10? Let's review the specs of this not-so-small mini 3D printer.
The Phrozen Transform is a new resin 3D printer that has been generating a ton of buzz on Kickstarter. It boasts interchangeable 13.3” & dual 5.5" panels and an ultra-stable 40 cm Z-axis. Review the specs here.
The Geeetech A10M is an incredibly affordable dual extrusion 3D printer, equipped with a 220 x 220 x 260mm build volume and a slew of intriguing features. Review the specs here.
So you need an Arduino stepper motor for your next project? Check the best available stepper motors fitting Arduino shields and drivers, plus a list of available kits.
The Original Prusa i3 MK3 has been replaced with the slightly upgraded MK3S, but that doesn't mean you can't still read about this tried and true printer. Check out our review to learn more about the machine that first stole our 3D printed heart.
The Wanhao Duplicator i3 Mini is the latest budget 3D printer from Chinese manufacturer Wanhao. Review the specs and features here.
In this Tronxy X1 3D Printer: Review the Facts, we take a look at the cheap DIY kit available for under $150. This 3D printer includes a 150 x 150 x 150 mm build area, aluminum frame, 0.4 mm nozzle, and a simple assembly process.
Shining 3D has released the Einscan Pro 2X Plus professional-grade handheld 3D scanner and ExScan Pro software, ushering in the next-generation of seamless 3D scanning solutions. Let's review the specs.
We put Prusa Polymers' Prusament PLA Prusa Galaxy Black under the microscope - literally. Join us, as we break down the numbers and get our print on with this handsomely packaged PLA filament.