At 3Dwork we keep a close eye on the entry-level laser cutter segment, where every so often a new brand appears promising to solve the big problem of open diode lasers: smoke, odor and lack of containment. The Laservii M1s enters that territory with a clear proposal: a diode laser with an enclosed cabin, CoreXY kinematics and a head that ...
The Creality SparkX i7 (marketed under Creality’s new SparkX sub-brand) is Creality’s bet on the user who wants multicolor printing without the hassle: bedslinger frame, AI camera, automatic calibration and an assembly process that promises to be ready in under ten minutes. But the interesting part isn’t the printer itself — it’s that there is no single SparkX i7: there ...
We keep expanding our coverage of the QIDI family, and today it’s the turn of their new pick for the high-performance segment with an active chamber: the QIDI Plus 5. If you’ve been following 3Dwork for a while, you know we’ve already covered the QIDI Plus 4, the QIDI Q2, and the QIDI X-MAX 3, so we have plenty of ...
The Creality K2 Plus is the printer that sets Creality’s new benchmark. With a 350×350×350 mm build volume, a hotend reaching 350 °C, closed-loop FOC servomotors, an actively heated chamber and the largest die-cast aluminum chassis in the lineup, it is the most complete multicolor CoreXY machine Creality has built to date. In this review we use the K2 Plus ...
The Bigtreetech Manta M8P v2 combined with the EBB36 Gen2 is the best electronics decision you can make if you're serious about DIY and Klipper ...
LaserPecker LX2 Review: 10W Diode + IR Laser! (Pros, Cons & Comparison) ...
