Best 3D Printers 2024: My dream 3D Printer is Finally HERE!

Best 3D Printers 2024: My dream 3D Printer is Finally HERE!

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The evolution of 3D printing technology has led to a variety of high-performing machines suitable for a range of applications. The best 3D printers combine precision, speed, and reliability, making them ideal for both beginners and professionals. Features like heated build plates, compatibility with various materials, and intuitive software ensure a seamless printing experience. Users can effortlessly bring their creative ideas to life, from detailed prototypes to functional parts.

Brands like Ultimaker, Prusa, and Formlabs lead the pack in the 3D printing industry, each offering unique strengths. Ultimaker is prized for its precision and reliability, Prusa is beloved for its open-source community and resources, and Formlabs excels in resin-based printing with unmatched detail. These top-tier printers provide not only excellent print quality but also a user-friendly experience, ensuring a fulfilling journey into the world of 3D printing.

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► Links to the Best 3D Printers 2024 we listed in this video:

[Nooooo]

Wow, It's so convenient all of your top picks have amazon affiliate links🙄

[TonyFalcon]

freakin annoying 1000% volume intro music.

[massv]

Sorry but how are any of these "dream 3d printers" no prusa, no bambu labs, no voron builds? wut?

[markbernard]

Anytime I hear a voice like a gameshow host im out

[ashleycullen.]

This has made in indian all over this. Hate these videos bet you have never seen any of the products.

[shekiba.]

I' m very frustrated with 3d printer failed very bad.. tired of it.

[mrkmh]

You left out the best 3d printers that money can buy Prusa and Bambu Labs

[tomsalzl]

Creality Ender 3... Sucks the big one when issues arise they don't have all the firmware on the site for downloads. I did get a firmware update installed and it does not read the Micro card anymore to do a print and a USB will not connect either. Also far Anycubic Kobra 2 NEO continues to plug itself between the feeder roller and tube that is the hotend connection. I can't find a fix. Its chewing up every FDM line inserted. Travel speed, Flow rate and print speed rates or settings don't seem to change it either or not enough to stop the eating of the filament. Both seem to be decent built machines but totally lack in software/operational factors. My first machine was the XYZ printing Davinci printer - enclosed ABS...

[smanzoli]

All Bambu printers A1, P1S and CX1 are FAR BETTER than any in this list.

[zerochances]

What tts do you use? It's so good

[mediacousticsmultimedia]

Best 3d Printers ? - Rediculous !! I would not buy ANY of these...

[LEONHARD_-]

You say the k1 is comparable to the bambu, but it isn't on the list?

[alanday]

Your conclusion is not a conclusion. Its a bunch of statements at the end of your video. Since you are doing a comparision video, the definition of conclusion for your video should be "a judgment or decision reached by reasoning." So for people like me looking at getting into 3D printing, I am left wanting.

[alexanderzea]

Why do you only recommend 3D printers sold on Amazon? How many have you tested? The video shows a series of printers with general information from the manufacturers but no actual product reviews. You didn't list important printers like the Bambulab X1 Carbon + AMS Combo, A1 and P1S, Prusa XL and MK4, Rat Rig V-Minion, and finally the VORON Siboor among others.

[murmurmuram]

Why didn't you rank the Bambu products? Definitely a contender. I'd liked to have seen those in comparison to the rest.

[gunnarbeddoes]

I am new to 3-D printing, but I’m thinking about getting an any cubic cobra to max How is the quality on the cobra series? And is it a good first printer?

[johnathanstuart]

Don't believe anything you see or hear in this video

[shawnhicks]

I have to agree there no Bambu on this list. The A1 is arguably going to be the new budget entry printer to consider. I also think what’s going to happen is the second get Bambu printers are going to deliver something more then what these next gen printers are offering. Most of them fall short and were obviously rushed to market to compete with Bambu Labs, which is silly to me I’ve been asking for a while why no one was offering printers with Klipper from the factory. It’s not like the community hadn’t already figured it out. My guess is all of these companies were content to compete with prusa, who I have my own praise and criticism of, and were doubtful that the Bambu would live up to the hype promised in the kickstarter. Even I fell into that line of thinking. Now I sincerely wish I’d have joined the kickstarter. I now no longer have any of my previous gen fdm printers. None. They are all Bambu labs. Sure it’s not fun to have to split up parts but even with assembly and post production I get parts faster then I used to with my cr-10’s.

But even though I’ve moved away from bedslingers I’m considering 2 of the next gen printers as a place holder for the next larger Bambu printer. Those are the anycubic kobra 2 max and the elegoo Neptune 4 max. But I’m still going to hold off a bit longer and see how they do in the wild before I pull the trigger. They are appealing though.

[petermgruhn]

Do they really use mm/s to designate acceleration? How does that work? Or are they just wrong?