Additive Manufacturing Catalog

3D Printers and Resin Supplies

This catalog organizes 439 live products from 116 brands, ranging from high-speed CoreXY machines to high-precision resins for detailed miniatures. Whether you are setting up a school lab or a home workshop, these listings cover the current hardware and materials available for desktop fabrication.

3D printers
Our method

How we organize these listings

We track 116 brands to keep this set of data current and useful for builders and hobbyists.

Print technology

We group machines by their mechanical style, including FDM filament printers for functional parts and LCD or SLA resin printers for high-detail work.

Speed and volume

This catalog identifies machines capable of 500mm/s performance and those with large build volumes for oversized industrial prototypes.

User readiness

We separate DIY kits that are fun to assemble from pre-assembled machines that are ready to print out of the box.

Begin here

Featured configurations

From multi-color systems to silent motherboards, these selections represent common starting points for different project types.

Directory

Browse the full directory

Filter the 439 live products by material compatibility, motion system, or specific use cases like school or home printing.

Getting started with your first machine
A short guide

Getting started with your first machine

Choose your material

Decide between PLA filament for easy home use or resin for capturing extreme detail in small models.

Check the assembly level

Look for pre-assembled models if you want to start quickly, or DIY kits if you prefer to learn the machine's inner workings.

Select your features

Consider machines with auto leveling to help with the first layer or enclosed chambers for better temperature control.

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FAQ

Common questions

What is the difference between FDM and resin printers?

FDM printers use spools of plastic filament to build objects layer by layer and are great for sturdy parts. Resin printers use liquid photopolymer and light to create very smooth, highly detailed objects like jewelry or miniatures.

Do I need to assemble these machines myself?

It depends on the specific listing you choose. This catalog includes both DIY kits that require full assembly and pre-assembled machines that only need a few minutes of setup.

What does auto leveling do?

Auto leveling uses sensors to check the print bed and compensate for any unevenness. This helps ensure the first layer of plastic sticks correctly without manual adjustment.

Can these printers handle different colors?

Standard machines usually print one color at a time, but multi-color 3D printers can switch between different filaments during a single job. You can also find bundles that include several colors of PLA or resin to get started.