Fully Assembled Mini 3D Printer for Kids and Beginners - Complete Starter Kit with Auto Leveling 3D Printing Machine, 10M PLA Filament, and SD Card - WiFi 3D Home Printer for MAC, Windows, and Linux
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- COMPLETE STARTER KIT: Everything is included, just bring the imagination. This 3D printer starter kit comes with a mini printer, 10M of PLA filament, a microSD card pre-installed with model designs & splicing software, and more 3D printer accessories.
- FULLY ASSEMBLED PRINTER: Unlike other 3D printers that may malfunction if not meticulously assembled correctly, our printer is designed for reliable, long-term use right out of the box. With its compact, space-saving size of 8.3 x 8.3 x 11.4 and a lightweight build, it's perfect for home, classrooms, and dorms, delivering consistent, jaw-dropping prints every time.
- EASY AUTO LEVELING: Made with kids and beginners in mind, our printer turns complexity into creativity-fueling simplicity. It features auto-leveling and a dual z-axis rail for high-precision prints, a 2.4 LCD screen, and a flexible magnetic build plate for easy removal.
- ONE-TOUCH FILAMENT LOADING: Load and retract filament at the touch of a button. The 3D printers for beginners and kids are compatible with 1.75mm PLA, PLA pro, & TPU filament. Youll also love the Active Pause & Resume Print functions that put more control in your hands.
- OPEN SOURCE PRINTING: Use MAC, Windows, or Linux and bring your imagination to life. The WiFI-capable printer is also compatible with a majority of slicing software including WiiBuilder, Cura, Simplify3d, and Slicr3d. Go ahead, dive into the world of 3D printing the easy way!
- NOTE TO ALL TINA2S USERS: Please only use the included TINA2S platform plate or comparable metal plate that can be magnetically attached. Using a non-metal/non-magnetic plate will cause the Proximity Sensor to not function properly and lead to malfunctions.
Brand: Asani
Material: Pla
Color: Green
Product Dimensions: 8.3"D x 8.3"W x 11.4"H
Item Weight: 6.4 Pounds
Product Dimensions: 8.3 x 8.3 x 11.4 inches
Item Weight: 6.4 pounds
Item model number: TINA2S
Date First Available: June 28, 2023
Manufacturer: Jiangsu Wiiboox Technology Co. Ltd
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I have been using 3D printers for well over ten years, and have worked with an evolving succession of models from four different companies. This technology is getting better and better. My grandchildren have grown up playing with (and loving!) a variety of toys I have made with the printers. When I saw this printer at Amazon, I thought of my 12 year old grandson, and that he is totally ready to start working with a printer of his own! After unboxing the device I set it up. Ha ha… Oh my goodness, there was virtually nothing to do beyond removing various packaging and transit tape pieces. Really, just hook up the filament feeder tube! I thought that before I deliver the machine to my grandson, I should try it out to make sure it was easy to use. It is great! I inserted the micro-sd card into the slot at the top of the machine, and away I went> * I printed one of the designs from the card (the rabbit). The quality was fantastic! So smooth! * I then set up the printer on the network using the combination of steps outlined: Loaded the app on my Android phone. Connected with Bluetooth. Configured the printer on my WIFI network. Then I chose a design from an online collection using the app, and directed it to “slice” the design and print it. The resulting print was flawless! (For anyone reading this who has not ever used a 3D printer, design files are normally in a format with a file extension of “stl”. These files can be adapted to print on a given brand/model of printer by “slicing” the file into printable layers as “gcode” files. Those files contain all the detailed layer by layer “instructions” for the specific printer. This may sound complicated, but the beauty is that to use this printer, you really do not deal with the underlying mechanics of it! You just select a design, and the app+printer does the rest! * Then I selected a design from the well known “thingiverse” web site and downloaded the corresponding “STL” file. This printer comes with two optional “slicer” applications (with versions for both Windows and Mac) on the included micro-sd card. I loaded the MS-Windows version of the “Wiibuilder” application on my computer and loaded the selected design into that app. I then transferred the gcode file to the micro-sd card, and reinserted that card in the printer. Again, perfect results! Some details about the printer: *It has a self-leveling bed which makes it very simple for beginners! (one bit of awkwardness for other 3D printers is the need to periodically manually “level” the print surface. *The print surface is a thin magnetic plate that sits inside the printer on the platform that moves back and forth as it prints. These magnetic plates have become more common on printers. Once the print has completed, you lift the magnetic plate off the platform. By gently flexing the plate, the edges of the final print begin to separate from the plate, and you can remove the print. By default this printer creates a thin pad under each print. (this helps deal with another potential difficult aspects of 3D printing.) it is then easy to peel that away from the print, and you are done! (As with any 3D printer, occasionally a few lines of the plastic printing material is left on the bed. These can be removed with a small metal putty knife of the sort used for patching plaster on walls. * This printer uses small spools of filament. When you shop for additional spools, (and additional colors!) be sure to AVOID the typical 1kg spools. There are a variety of vendors who have 250g spools of 1.75mm PLA filament which will work with this machine. Be sure to check the spool diameter… 12cm – 13.5cm diameters work for this machine. Although the smaller than standard spools may seem annoying, actually it is a blessing. It is nice to print in a variety of colors. I probably have 15 large spools that I use with my other 3D printers. The spools do degrade over time, so the smaller spools used on this printer help keep the printing material fresh! Summary: This is the perfect machine for beginners. The print-bed is smaller than typical machines, but that is absolutely fine for beginners! Everything is simple to use and almost every step is painless. Highly recommended as a first 3D printer! My oldest grandson will love it! And soon I will probably be buying a couple more for my younger grandchildren!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2024 by PJS PJS
I had a project, and the easiest way was to do 3D printing for it. I've wanted a 3D printer since early Maker Bot days but never had the funds or enough reason to get one. So, after searching a while I found these. This model was actually one of the highest rated printers on all of Amazon. The build size is slightly limiting for the long haul, but sufficient for a while: 100mm height x 120m x 100mm. Once I received and unpacked mine the process was mind bendingly simple; just take off the tape, a stopper, a sticker, plug the tube in, put the filament roll on and put the end in the clampy feeder, insert the SD card, connect the power, pushed the reset button after selecting a language so I didn't even setup WIFI, selected load filament, picked a print from the SD card (called TF in the menus) and a while later I had my very own Benchy! I included pictures of the Benchy which was done straight out of the box without changing any settings. To me it's quite good considering. For reference I had broken Benchy during a stress test for my design is why the chimney is being used as a prop and there is a crack to one side of the front. I also made a design for the project I partly purchased the printer for at TinkerCAD which was MUCH easier than what I had expected to have to do. I'm aware there are more complex options available, but I'm still new and it was surprisingly capable. The model I made was created with .1mm precision in TinkerCAD, sliced and saved to the included SD card with the WiiBuilder program included on the SD card (super easy, just a couple clicks) and then printed directly from the SD card in the printer (so simple and easy). The print wasn't perfect, but I did .1mm building and the printer does .2mm printing so there were bound to be issues. I still successfully used the first print of my design, it's a CPU cooler adapter for a mini pc and I included a picture of it in action. I'm printing a fan cover for the cooler currently and I'll include a picture or two of it when it's complete. Also, a lot was included in the package, even a glue stick which a VERY HIGHLY RECOMMEND USING with all prints. They say it help things stick, but it keeps things from sticking too well which helps when removing the little pads under each model. Also, the glue is easily cleanable (I use chemical alcohol), I still have some stuff stuck on the printer bed from the first print without the glue, but nothing left stuck from prints with the glue. Someday I'll use the WIFI or USB, but for now I'm just keeping it simple and quick. The only issue I've encountered so far is amazon sellers started sales less than a week after my purchase... Update: It finished printing the fan cover and I added some pics. It's kind of sloppy looking inside, but it's not really the printer's fault. The plastic was flexy near the top until the ends were connected.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2025 by Isaiah Sackenheim Isaiah Sackenheim
This was a gift for my 12 year old son. It was very easy to set up and start using. He loves it. It works very well and has a lot of preloaded prints to use, most of them are really cool for a kid his age. He’s made several things already & they’ve all turned out great.
Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2025 by Ashley