Sovol SV08 Core-XY 3D Printer Voron 2.4 Open Source, 700mm/s High Speed 3D Printers with 300℃ Clog-Free Hotend & Camera, Auto Leveling with 4 Independent Z Motors, Large Print Size 13.8x13.8x13.6in
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- [Core XY 700mm/s Max Speed] - SVO8 utilizes CoreXY kinematics todecrease moving mass and enhancemotion control, consequently boosting maximum 40000mm/s2 acceleration. With a generous printing volume of 350x350x345mm, the expansive space allows for the full expression of creativity, unbounded by the limitationsof smaller printing volumes.
- [Open Source] - Sovol SV08 is based on Voron 2.4. From the beginning of research and development, we decided to make SVO8 open-source. Besides, open-Sourced OrcaSlicer offers arc fitting, variable line width, and spiral ascent. It also includes intelligent cooling, overhang speed reduction, and segmented retraction. The software optimizes nozzle paths for faster printing and features a user-friendly, categorized interface with clear content for easy operation. As an open-source slicer, it supports configurations for various printer brands.
- [Quad-Gantry Auto Leveling] - The entire gantry system can be smoothly leveled with 4 independent Z motors. This process, known as Quad-Gantry-Leveling (QGL), enhances printer accuracy, reducing the possibility of print failures. It can also detect and compensate for wear or damage. Say goodbye to the hassle of manual leveling, SV08 comes with pressure sensor to automatically adjust the distance between the nozzle and the buildplate, ensuring the optimal first-layer print quality right after a quick test print.
- [Refine Details With Klipper] - SV08 adopts the Klipper firmware to elevate printing speed and accuracy to the next-generation standards. This firmware not only enhances processing speed significantly but also enables users to minimize vibration patterns using 'input Shaping', ensuring flawless prints from one corner to the other with 'Pressure Advance', and helping reduce temperature fluctuations in the nozzle and heat bed through 'PID Tuning', etc.
- [Ceramic Heating Block & AC Power Heated Bed] - Our high-performance SV08 3D printer heats up rapidly, reaching 300C quickly and 220C in 40 seconds. Using ceramic heating block & AC heated bed reduce heating time by 70%, allowing almost instant printing and easy preheating for nozzle cleaning and leveling. Enjoy precise, high-quality prints with versatile material compatibility.
Brand: Sovol
Material: Metal
Color: SV08 Silver
Product Dimensions: 21"D x 21.7"W x 22.6"H
Item Weight: 39 Pounds
Product Dimensions: 21 x 21.7 x 22.6 inches
Item Weight: 39 pounds
Item model number: SV08
Date First Available: May 27, 2024
Manufacturer: Sovol
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Color: SV08 Silver
Summary: Worked out of the box and was printing decent quality items the same day. The software is standard Orca Slicer and tweaked Klipper, so the manufacturer can't lock main features behind a paywall. Runs on your network and is opensource, they even provide the 3d files of the printer so you can print replacement/modified parts if you want. Sovol was smart and enlisted a few good content creators to make how-to videos, including setup and upgrades. I only have 24 hours of total print time and will update the review later if needed. Background: I started on a borrowed Monoprice MP Mini and learned a lot, especially about build volume and bed slingers. The Mini had ok print quality on most things, was slower, needed a micro SD card to get files to it, and had no way to check on prints remotely (prints fail, it happens but without having it close by you just don’t know if everything is ok). I am an IT person by trade, so anything that connects to my home network get severely locked down. I also have had far to many devices that stop working because the manufacturer decided not to support the web portion it needed even though the device still works great. My requirements: Needed larger build volume: 350mm x 350mm x 345mm vs 120mm x 120mm x 120mm Needed LAN connection: RJ45 (ethernet) and Wifi No Planned obsolescence: Open Source and upgradable with no internet required to work. Works without constant fiddling: I can send to Orca Slicer from thingiverse on my desktop and just print. Need remote monitoring: Has a webcam and connection to Orca Slicer. Simply print and watch it work from your desktop. Need a removable plate: PEI plate included Need option to print fast: 700mm/sec vs 55mm/sec After diving down the rabbit hole, I wanted to build a Voron but currently do not have the time or printer with a big enough build volume to print the parts needed. I looked at the other name brand printers, but ruled out most. The Sovol is like a Voron, but mostly put together. It took me a few hours with help from small curious onlookers to get it out of the box, setup, and printing (even though I overly complicated the setup). The directions are good and there are a number of Sovol sponsored videos showing tips and tricks to do a full setup. Once it was assembled and levelled, I connected it to its own vLAN on my network which had no internet (one of my big requirements). Then I downloaded and installed the latest Orca Slicer LTS build (an older version was on the included USB stick), plugged in the IP address of the printer (after creating a firewall rule because of the vLAN) and there it was. I used the “Open in Orca Slicer” option in Thingiverse (Printables has a button for Orca Slicer too), then hit the print button in Orca Slicer to send it remotely to the printer so it started printing and watched the printer auto level and start printing on the included web cam from the comfort of my office chair. No more walking to the basement where the printer is only to have forgotten the SD card. No more making 5 trips to see if the print is doing ok, just going back to Orca Slicer. The print quality was much better than the Monoprice and I could batch print things that were too big to fit one of one the Mini. Because it is so much easier to print and the prints look better, I use the Sovol printer far more. Future tinkering: I plan to enclose the Sovol, but can do that later because of the open source nature of the printer (they sell one or I can design my own). I plan to add a Bondtech INDX when they are out to give me a tool changer with Multi-Material (Looks pretty straight forward on the Sovol compared to other name brand printers). I plan to add fume exhaust with the enclosure, but again can wait until later. I was going to upgrade a whole bunch of things like the bed and leveling sensor, but the Sovol works good enough that I don’t have a reason too yet. The biggest benefit to me is that I CAN if I want and someone already has a video on how to do it which was probably sponsored by SOVOL. They want it to be your printer, not theirs that they are leasing you through software. Competitors: Prusa (top contender) - I really wanted an XL with a tool changer, but my pocketbook just laughed. Even a Prusa Core One or MK4s was almost twice the price. They are really nice and you get more features, but tinkering seems more difficult. Putting something like Bontechs upcoming INDX on a Core One would be interesting, but it will be a lot easier on the Sovol. Adding an enclosure to the Sovol is pretty easy, but would take tinkering to make it as good as the Core One. Also, software and parts seem a little more closed off, but again I would own a Prusa if Sovol didn’t make the SV-08. Bambu - Needs internet to use some of the main features and Bambu has automatically rolled out changes that ruffled a lot of feathers in the community. The printers look nice and are a great price if you are ok with being locked into the Bambu Ecosphere. The H2D looks amazing, but if their software stops working for some reason, so does your printer. The Sovol can be put on main line Klipper and already works with main line Orca Slicer. Voron 2.4 Kit - I just don’t have the time or budget right now. Maybe in a few years, but honestly I think starting with the Sovol and upgrading it is a better idea for people who don’t want the printer to be the hobby. The software and hardware are as open as you want, since you select and load everything. Creality, Anycubix, etc. - These all seemed to have similar issues with software and upgradability as Bambu (though not to the same extent). There are a lot of nice options and features on these, but I want to decide when I stop using the machine and how to make it better. Creality was a close contender behind Prusa, but again the Sovol just made more sense.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2025 by TheWildMan
Color: SV08 Silver
This printer is a great alternative to something like a Voron for people who actually enjoy tinkering as much as printing. If your goal is to just hit print and get perfect parts every time, you’re probably better off with something like a Bambu Labs machine. Those are incredibly polished and dialed in out of the box. This is not that. This is for people who want to learn, tweak, and experiment. It runs Klipper, which opens the door to a ton of customization, and I’ve spent countless hours modifying it to do weird and genuinely cool stuff. It’s a great platform for understanding how printers actually work, not just using one. It’s also relatively low cost, so you don’t feel bad pushing it, upgrading it, or even breaking something along the way. If you enjoy the process as much as the result, this is a solid choice. If you just want reliable, hassle-free printing, look elsewhere.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2026 by ProfB
Color: SV08 Silver
I recently purchased the Sovol SV08 3D printer, and I couldn’t be happier with my decision. This printer is a game-changer for anyone looking to get into 3D printing or upgrade their current setup. -This 3d printers runs incredibly fast and still has precise prints. I’ve been able to achieve speeds up to 700mm/s. -I love the generous 350 x 350 x 345 mm build plate, it's going to be perfect for any larger projects that I plan to do. I love that it gives me the flexibility to print a wide range of items rather just smaller knick-knacks. -Despite its size and complexity, the assembly process was honestly fairly straightforward. The instructions were clear, and I had it up and running in about an hour. PLEASE READ THE DIRECTIONS. I thought I was clever enough to assemble it without the directions because the design of the printer is very user friendly, but I kept putting the wrong length screws into the wrong locations, so please READ the instructions like I eventually did! LOL Other than that, it was super straight forward. -This 3d printer comes with auto bed leveling and the inclusion of a camera module and remote control capabilities are nice to have additions as well. -From what's been produced so far, the print quality is outstanding. I’ve printed with PLA, TPU, and the results have been consistently excellent. Overall, the Sovol SV08 is incredible value for its price. It’s build quality is top notch and feels very premium, but most importantly it's prints are top notch and does it very fast. Highly recommended for both beginners and experienced makers! 10/10 would recommend!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2024 Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2024 by Kenny V.
Color: SV08 Silver
12 month update === Still 1 star. The latest Firmware, that adds POWER LOSS RESUME, now crashes all the time... I couldn't get two long duration prints without something throwing a Klipper Exception and crashing the printer while mid-print... of course, you'd think with POWER LOSS RESUME it would be okay... it was unable to resume... so WHY THE FOXTROT would anyone add a PLR feature if it doesn't work, and not only that, it now crashes ALL the FRIGGING time!!! I had to replace the toolhead after it dug another hole into the PEI plate, this time ripping the head. Amazingly, with this new toolhead the printer seems to work much better... except when KLIPPER crashes due to the PLR useless feature they've half-a&&ed in there... what a joke 10 month update === Still 1 star. I am on the 2nd build plate (2nd destroyed by the printer deciding to dig into it due to heat drift? ) The PEI build plates wear out super quick, and stuff usually doesn't stick very well. Polymaker ASA has trouble sticking to it unless you use some glue on the build plate. Zoffset calculation is hopeless, doesn't work. The sensor has about 0.65mm drift between hot/cold states. And about a ~0.1 mm accuracy error between prints with same identical temperature. I tried a klicky proble, but that wasn't much better. It is just a bad printer. Cheap. The hardened nozzles are not very good at all. They seem to suck compared to the original chrome plated copper ones. In the end, if you want to actually build things, then get something else... or if you like to just tinker, then sure, get this. Oh, while not related to the printer directly, the Orcaslicer software that is "needed" to print crashes all the time too. In contrast, BambuStudio (based on the same slicer) does not: Its just bad software. And it won't slice certain models correctly either, like the good old Cura did. At this point I am ditching the printer in favor of something else that doesn't require me sitting next to the printer like the POS Ender 3 did. Or, This is the Ender 3 of the CoreXY printers.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 12, 2024 by William J
Color: SV08 Silver
This is my 7th different 3D printer. Until recently my favorite was the famous X1 Carbon. I was surprised that the SV08 could the deliver the same print quality at a faster pace than my X1C. Out of the box, with a PID tune, Flow Calibration, and Pressure Advanced calibration, I was printing great quality and way faster than my X1C. For optimal quality, I slowed the print speed down to closer to the X1C and borrowed many of the slicer settings from that printer. The SV08 is a little more hands on, extrusion and flow should be manually calibrated, but quality and speed are superb. It's hard to describe how much more space you get. The photos I attached show a trash bin I printed for 3D waste on the SV08, and that same print in the X1C chamber. It takes up quite a bit of space in the X1C, so you can see how much of a difference it is. Also note that I used the SV08 to print a honeycomb wall enclosure for the SV08 in gray ABS plastic. Out of the box, because of the powerful AC heat bed, I could do those large ABS panels. Speaking of which, the community support for this printer is huge. There is so much you can do to customize it, and it is fully open source down to every last drawing. Sovol has done right by the community there. I have added a BTT Eddy probe to my printer, for super fast bed scanning. I added a 0.6mm nozzle for even faster printing, an the enclosure for large temperature sensitive filament prints. Beyond that, I bought everything needed to do a Stealth Burner toolhead, but the printer has been working so well that I just don't feel the need to change anything else. Just be warned! Please do some basic calibrations and find some community optimized Orca Slicer print profiles if you aren't comfortable making your own. If you click go out of the box to print, you are missing out on the quality this printer can produce with a little work.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2024 Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2024 by LBrito
Color: SV08 Silver
I've had my Sovol SV08 for a bit now, and I'm really happy with it! The speed is incredible, and the 350x350mm build plate is super spacious. I love that it runs Klipper firmware out of the box. I've been 3D printing for almost 10 years now and this printer represents a huge leap in capability compared to previous mass market sub-$700 printers. Yes, the display is a basic $1 screen (and you can upgrade to a fancier one if you want), but for me, that's not a deal-breaker. It's all about function over form when it comes to 3D printing. The fact that this printer is based on a proven Voron design, and the hardware and software are open source, gives me confidence that the motion system is solid, and if I have any long term issues I can always modify the parts to fit my needs. So far after using the printer for three weeks and printing several models and types of filament, I can say that the print exceeds meets my expectations for this price range. The only print failures were my own fault. PLA and PETG print really well as they should on any modern printer. TPU is possible with some care (reducing retraction, lower volumetric speeds) and while the extruder design does jam occasionally with flexible filaments it's easy to get in and clear out when needed. This hasn’t stopped me from printing TPU although I might consider adding a jam sensor in the future. The price point of under $600 is also unbeatable. If you're in the market for a fast and affordable 3D printer with Klipper pre-installed, I'd definitely recommend giving the Sovol SV08 a look!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2024 Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2024 by M. Shirley
Color: SV08 Silver
2 months of getting it dialed in but making nice prints FAST. Had some corrupted file issues AI and I had to fix but managed to reinstall the right .CFG files. Working fine.
Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2026 by Kindle Customer
Color: SV08 Silver
I REALLY want to give this printer a higher review, but this is honestly the first printer I've ever gotten that I regret buying. EVERYTHING had to be tuned, down to the belt tensions. The firmware is not mainline, and they brag about adding power loss resume, while breaking everything else. Who on earth puts PLR on a printer that has no endstop sensors, it's impossible to get the printer to properly pick up where it left off because every time the print head homes, it's going to be slightly different than the last time because it has no definitive end stops to properly set it's place in space. The plus is that I was up and printing within 2 hours of having the box delivered on my doorstep, the down side is that the firmware really does need to be updated to make it usable. HOWEVER, this will cause timer issues between the MCU on the print head and the mainboard. Which means you need to update the firmware for the print head, however, the firmware they have available for download is not the same version as the firmware they are using for the mainboard (which you will need an STLINK to load the firmware btw). So then you get a timer error for the mainboard. Once you flash the mainboard with downgraded firmware they offer for the print head, the stupid thing can't keep up with the calculations on any circle smaller than an inch in diameter. I ended up having to disable the PLR all together to get it to work, but then ran into the same issue when it was printing tree supports and once again had a buffer overload. I have built printers from scratch that I've had to work on less than this printer. I'm scratching the BS firmware they have and flashing this thing over to mainline Klipper in hopes that I can get rid of the laundry list of errors it puts out. Sure the printer looks great, it prints the most simple of files pretty well, but to print functional parts or anything with an ounce of detail, get ready for a wild ride of chasing down one error after another to get it to work. Moral of story, I would not buy this printer again if I had the option. I don't care how cheap it is, the low price point definitely shows. The only thing good about this printer is that it comes mostly pre-assembled, so you can buy it for that and then get to work on completely overhauling the firmware and software yourself to get something functional.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2025 by Joshua Wrye