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XYZPrinting Da Vinci Mini Wireless 3D Printer fully open source 3D printers printing size 6"x6"x 6" upgradable to print Metallic/Carbon PLA

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Arrives Tuesday, May 7
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Color: Black/Red


Features

  • Accuracy & Speed XYZprinting Da Vinci Mini Wireless 3D Printer offers scary fast printing speed meanwhile keep a consistent 200 micron printing resolution.
  • Less Wait Time XYZprinting Da Vinci Mini Wireless 3D Printer only takes about 1min to heat up the nozzle. Suggested setting: 245 degree of nozzle for using PLA/ Tough PLA/ PETG Filament.
  • Print Dimension is not so mini With a printing dimension of 5.9 x 5.9 x 5.9 you can print a wide of array of objects at a great size
  • No Assembly Required Plug & Play XYZprinting Da Vinci Mini Wireless 3D Printer comes with newest UI which makes it so easy to start with your first 3D printing project.
  • Buying with Confidence XYZprinting provides excellent after sale customer service. If you have any question or concern regarding the product you can contact us right away with phone support team.
  • **please use 600G filament only

Brand: XYZprinting


Material: PTFE


Color: Black/Red


Product Dimensions: 6"D x 6"W x 6"H


Item Weight: 22.1 Pounds


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No


Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 19.69 x 19.69 x 11.02 inches; 22.1 Pounds


Item model number ‏ : ‎ 3FM3WXUS02H


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ May 15, 2018


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ XYZprinting


Best Sellers Rank: #136,112 in Industrial & Scientific (See Top 100 in Industrial & Scientific) #226 in 3D Printers


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Customer Reviews: 3.7 3.7 out of 5 stars 432 ratings


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    • Edited Review - Great hobby, go with a better brand.
*********UPDATED REVIEW*********** Now being 5 months into the hobby (and now business) that is 3D printing, I can tell you in good faith, avoid XYZ printing at ALL COSTS. Their system is not open source, filament is locked to their overpriced inconsistent brand, quality control does not exist, and customer service is somehow worse. Their filament is more expensive than any normal roll on Amazon, and only comes with 60% of the material. If you wish to use 3rd party filament, you have to purchase an "open nfc chip" for $50 and print a spool holder because the stock one does not support 1kg rolls. Fast forward 5 months, I had a small screw loose tension (guess expansion due to heat and sheered at the head, subpar materials for ya) and cause the fan assembly to move forward maybe 5mm, enough to clash with the case and seize the motors making an atrocious noise. The Prendergast is now inoperable. Ive made 4 attempts to contact manufacturer via Amazon, Facebook, and direct user portal, no dice. Had to open an a to z claim and they refunded 10 cents as a giant slap in the face. Currently pending an to z appeal. Go with an anycubic, they stand by their products especially with hotend failures that have potential to burn your home down. Original review: Just started 3d printing about a month ago and figured that was enough time to leave an accurate review. This printer definitley has it's quirks, but if you can find work around I feel it's a great value. Starting with the good, I'm happy it's mostly enclosed, we have 2 fur babies so hair floating around was one of my concerns, but it has yet to affect my prints. The set up was easy, it required minimal assembly to begin printing right out of the box, and the software is pretty user friendly. The prints themselves depending on how they're sliced do come out high quality with lots of detail, and it seems long prints aren't an issue. Currently working on my second 10+ hour model. Now for the bad: XYZ locks the type of material to their brand with NFC tags, now there are plenty of hacks and work arounds, but I was unaware and bought the Open NFC tag directly from XYZ that allows me to print using 3rd party filaments. The downside is it's $50, and doesn't fit 1kg rolls so you have to just put the spool holder w/ tag on printer and find an alternate way to mount your aftermarket rolls, and you're good to use whatever brand PLA you want. Another downfall is the non-heated bed, without using any adhesive and the tape provided, flat pieces can and will warp everytime. Ive recently switched to a more gritty bed material provided by hatchbox that seems to be working well, but will likely be upgrading to a glass heated bed in the future. All in all, its a great printer for beginners and can teach you a lot. If you can snag the printer and filament combo under 200, I would. Also be sure to check their website because I found packages w/ 10+ rolls of filament for not much more money. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2020 by Justin
    • not bad for the price
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i am new to 3D printing, i have a friend though that has like 10 printers and he tried to tell me to avoid this printer. BUT, i decided, what the heck, it's cheap lets try it out, well cheap comparatively. so i ordered it and then went to their web site to order the DRM Filament that they "recommend" but no longer require. if you buy the 1KG Spool, it's 19.99 just like other 1KG spools. for those that do not want the DRM blocking them from using what ever they want, they do now sell a chip on their site for 49.99 to unlock it and takes away the DRM. but for beginners and those that are just starting, i am not so sure it is that bad of an idea. however i have printer the spool holder for the 1KG rolls, very first thing i got printed so i didn't run out of the sample the send to you, and then i played around printing things i wanted. i have printed an Insulin holder for my vials for the fridge, a miniature figure, that was a bit rough but that is on me, and currently working on printing a flexible arm phone mount. Wife wants it, but do to the size and volume of this thing, needing like 3 feet of flex tubing it is taking a long time, but 3D printing takes a long time. if you just need something that works and fits, sure you can print it at max 0.4mm layers, it wont look very nice but should get the job done. where as this flexible phone holder i have it printing, after a couple of test pieces, you really need it on very fine and 0.1mm layers. because the tolerance is so little on these parts that i need every 0.005mm i can get to fit them perfect and they still move. and it is doing it. if you are brand new to 3D printing this is not that bad of a printer. now keep in mind that i will replace this printer, or at least add an Ender or something in the future because this does have a small print bed and some quirks with it. like for one, the software. use it to upgrade the firm ware, load and unload, and thats it. i use Cura for printing direct over USB for now, and i use a multitude of makers. the XYZ software, leaves you needing and wanting more. its not the worst, but not that great. bottom line, is this thing the best, NO. is it decent for its cost, yes. does it have some inconveniences? YES but over all, i am happy with it. at least if i break this printer, i am not breaking a 300-600 dollar printer. so this is my learning curve before i go to something better and more expensive. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2020 by Justin C. Justin C.
    • For a 1st printer this is a great option
Got this for my 11 yr old son. It's easy for him to use on his own, and he's been making a ton of toys for himself. He says it's the best gift ever. It's not perfect, messes up on some prints, the prints aren't always high quality and there's a learning curve for sure, though overall for a 1st printer for a child, I'd highly recommend this. This is my honest review, I was not paid for it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2022 by Seher Seven
    • It could be good, but.
When it prints, it works pretty well. I purchased based on this printer being very highly recommended for beginners. I have to say I’m a bit disappointed. This was a Christmas present for my daughter and we have struggled to say the least getting this printer to work consistently. Without a heated bed the object moves very easily and ruins almost everything we try. I’ve purchased more material than I should have already. Tried glue sticks, hair spray and every other internet recommendation, but it’s just a pain! The second biggest problem is the software is very buggy on both MacOSX and Windows 8-10. I tried them all just to be sure. Wireless connections seem to only work with older routers which is disappointing, although probably in the description, but also just on a 802.11B networks. Tech support wasn’t the easiest to communicate with. I might actually hold off for an upgraded model or a different company altogether given the opportunity to do so again. Being able to print from their iPad app was a selling point, and we’ve never used that either because the WiFi is so buggy. The physical quality of the machine and components seems to actually be pretty sturdy and straight forward. It’s heavy and doesn’t feel like a toy printer. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2020 by Jeremy Howard

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