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Snapmaker Artisan 3-in-1

Year Released:
2022
Build Volume:
350 x 400 x 400 mm (~14 x 15.75 x 15.75 in)
Price Range:
$2975 - 3000

About the Snapmaker Artisan 3-in-1

The Snapmaker Artisan is a versatile desktop 3-in-1 3D printer with interchangeable modules for FDM printing, laser engraving/cutting, and CNC carving/cutting. With its enclosed dimensions of 665 x 943 x 705 mm and weight of 52.9 kg, it features a large 7" touchscreen interface and 300W+450W power supply. For 3D printing, the Artisan has a 350x 400 x 400 mm dual nozzle build volume and can print at up to 180 mm/s with repeatability of ±0.05 mm on its high precision linear rails. It includes a 0.4 mm brass nozzle and can reach 300°C max temp, with a heated bed hitting 110°C in the inner 260 x 260 mm zone. The printer supports materials like PLA, ABS, PETG, TPU, nylon, and carbon fiber reinforced plastics. The laser engraving/cutting module provides a 400 x 400 mm work area with a 10W 450-460 nm laser capable of 100 mm/s max engraving speed and 8 mm cut depth in paulownia. The CNC carving/cutting module shares the same 400 x 400 mm work envelope and has a 200W spindle with 18,000 RPM max speed and 50 mm/s max feed rate in beech.

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Benefits of the Snapmaker Artisan 3-in-1

Modern mainboard features - Many 3D printer features relate to the version of the mainboard and firmware, including features like resuming prints after a power failure and support for silent stepper motor drivers for quieter printing. Newer boards also include safety features like thermal runaway protection which shuts the printer down if it detects issues with overheating.

Has touch screen - having a touch screen isn't a deal-maker or breaker, but it is a convenient feature that makes it easier to navigate the interface when you are printing files and configuring 3D printing settings.

Direct drive extruder - Direct drive extruders are mounted right above the hot end, and push the filament directly into it, as opposed to a side mounted bowden extruder setup. We prefer direct drive extruders to bowden since they are less prone to jamming and typically require less maintenance. they also are much easier to use with flexible materials

Generous Build volume - A larger than average build volume means that you will be able to print larger parts without the need to split them into pieces and attach them together, which is especially useful with functional parts. If you have the room for the larger footprint, we definitely recommend going with a larger 3D printer, since you can always print small parts on a larger printer.

Wireless printing - In addition to the standard USB and SD card connections, you can connect wirelessly to this printer to print from your computer or mobile device.

Linear rail motion system - Linear rails provide added stability to the moving parts of the printer, allowing higher printing speeds without sacrificing quality. Keep in mind that the most important factor to consider when optimizing for print speed is the flow rate of filament, which depends on the hot end and nozzle size moreso than the motion system.

Enclosure - An enclosure seals air around the print area. This holds warm, still air around the print area and is essential for printing temperature-sensitive materials like ABS. Enclosures also prevent particulates and gasses from being emitted into the surrounding area, increasing safety. They also greatly reduce printer noise.

Dual gear extruder - A dual gear extruder grips filament from both sides and can exert much more force on the filament before slipping. It helps with all filaments but especially with flexible, slippery TPU.

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Brand Summary: Snapmaker

Snapmaker (China) isn't your average 3D printer. These innovative machines (founded in 2016) boast a modular design that transforms them into a 3D printer, CNC mill, laser engraver, and even a CNC carver – all in one! This versatility makes them perfect for creative makers and hobbyists with diverse project ideas. Snapmaker prioritizes user-friendliness. Their machines arrive pre-assembled and clear instructions guide you through setup. Video tutorials and a comprehensive online knowledge base ensure you can explore each function's capabilities. An active online community provides additional support and fosters knowledge sharing. While the initial setup might take a bit longer due to the multiple functions, Snapmaker caters to users with some technical know-how. With readily available repair parts and good manufacturer support, Snapmaker empowers you to bring your creative visions to life.

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Details & Specifications

General

Manufacturer
Snapmaker
Year Released
2022
Technology
FDM
Scale Model:
Build Volume
350 x 400 x 400 mm
Bed Material
Magnetic PC Steel
Nominal Maximum Speed
180

Extruder & Hot-end

Extruder Type
Direct Drive
Extruder Construction
All-Metal Dual Gear
Hot-end Construction
-
Cooling Fan
Single side mount

Physical Characteristics

Physical size
665 x 943 x 705 mm
Kinematics
Cartesian
Chassis
Fully Enclosed

Usability

Auto Leveling
Inductive
Assembly Time
🔧🔧🔧 1 hour
User Interface
Full Color Touch Screen
Built In WiFi Support
Yes
Other Features
Dual extrusion

Electronics

Base Voltage
24 V
Quiet Motor Drivers
-

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