3D Serial Testeur

In the world of 3D printing, the Artillery Sidewinder X4 Plus is positioned as a top-of-the-range machine, offering an impressive combination of speed, precision and print volume. For 3D modelling enthusiasts, this printer is an ideal solution that promises exceptional performance. After several weeks of intensive testing, here’s my detailed review of this 3D printer.

In the ever-changing world of laser engraving, many devices claim to offer precision, power and versatility. Today, I’m going to share with you my complete experience with the Sculpfun S30 Pro Max, a laser engraver that has attracted a lot of attention. From unboxing to putting it into practice, via various tests on different materials, I’m going to reveal every aspect of this machine to determine whether it lives up to expectations.

I was lucky a few weeks ago to receive a new 3D printer, the SV06, the newest printer from Chinese manufacturer Sovol, a test I had to keep confidential until today. So what is this printer worth?

Sovol continues to expand its range of 3D printers, and announces the upcoming release of a new 3D printer, in a cubic format, with very interesting options (it is not a coreXY).

After launching the Ender3 S1 series, which is much more expensive than the previous Ender3 range, Creality doesn’t seem to have abandoned the previous generation Ender3 with the release of the Neo series.

A few months ago I announced the new Sovol SV01 Pro, the evolution of the SV01. I received a test machine that I will present to you today, after more than 2 months of use.

Anycubic… My first FDM 3D printer was an Anycubic, the i3 Mega, and I haven’t had the opportunity to try any new FDM printer from this brand since, so this is a good opportunity for me to see how the Anycubic range has evolved since the i3 Mega!

TwoTrees, better known for its 3D printers, also offers a fairly complete range of lasers, as many 3D printer manufacturers are increasingly moving into this market, complementary to 3D printing.