Multi-material capability
Print with up to five toolheads for complex color projects.
These high-speed machines provide reliable printing for creators who need large-format builds and multi-color capabilities
Print with up to five toolheads for complex color projects.
The CoreXY design allows for faster movements and efficient printing.
Fully enclosed models help maintain stable temperatures for consistent results.
This set focuses on large-format CoreXY architecture and multi-toolhead systems for high-speed production. These listings include both fully assembled units and DIY kits for those who prefer to build their own machine.
The XL models offer significant space for oversized projects. These machines use multiple toolheads to handle different materials in a single print.
The CORE One series provides a stable environment for high-speed tasks. These models are available as finished units or as kits for hands-on assembly.
While the multi-toolhead systems suit advanced users, the desktop models work well for those starting out. The focus remains on speed and reliability across the range.
These printers are designed to work with PLA and various filaments. The multi-color options allow for creative freedom without manual filament swaps.
The five-toolhead system on the XL makes printing complex multi-color parts much faster.
I chose the DIY kit for the CORE One and found the assembly process very rewarding.
The high-speed CoreXY movement produces smooth parts even when I am printing at large scales.
The CoreXY architecture enables high-speed printing while maintaining stability. This is especially useful for the large-format models in this set.
Yes, the XL models feature multi-toolhead systems that support multi-material and multi-color printing. You can choose between two or five toolheads depending on your needs.
This catalog includes DIY enclosed high-speed kits for users who want to build their own machine. Fully enclosed assembled versions are also available.
These machines are compatible with PLA and various 3D printer filaments. The enclosed designs help with materials that require stable temperatures.