Snapmaker
MAKE SOMETHING WONDERFUL
Future Expansions
Modular Design
Snapmaker is more than just a series of machines. The creative application of the Controller Area Network realizes modularity, based on which you can enjoy a lot of amazing features simply by getting new modules or add-ons.
Snapmaker Luban
Free 3-in-1 Software
Snapmaker Luban is a free, open source CAM software committed to software services that allow full controls over 3D printing, laser engraving and cutting, and CNC carving capabilities.
REVIEWS FROM SNAPMAKER USERS
Was able to make highly detailed images on tile with absolutely no problems Very impressive results on tile
My first job was a vernier on my 1600mw module it took 55 min to cut, now with the 10W module only 9 min.
I’ve loved my Snapmaker since I unboxed it.
It’s not perfect, it’s complex, you need to dedicate time to learning 3D technology. The software sometimes needs to be restarted to work, and sometimes has annoying bugs.
But the engineering precision is breathtaking, I’ve created beautiful 3D PLA prints which don’t need finishing, high quality mechanical parts, like a bicycle pump holder, and ornate wooden gift boxes with laser engraved messages for loved ones.
If you have the commitment and time to learn a new skill, Snapmaker will help you realise your creative vision.
Very satisfied with my purchase, and service for helping me with problems I had assembly.
Was really impressed with how easy it went together, I was up and printing in about an hour, easy calibration and no fussing. Awesome choice for a first-timer! Simple software, takes up little space and the smaller bed is still big enough for most jobs any first-timer would want. Laser engraving works well too! No regrets choosing Snapmaker as my first printer, great value for $$. Highly recommend it! Pictured: Enigma Rotor replica
This was my second SM2 350 purchase, Chrismas sale provided a cheap way to upgrade my set up. Super fast delivery over new year in the UK. Well done Snapmaker.
I used the Straight Groove V-bit to complete the Rotary Module CNC Carving a few days ago, and everything was almost perfect. My material is wood with a diameter of 50cm. When the Straight Groove V-bit goes deep into the center of the wood, because the radius of the wood exceeds the length of the flute, the wood touches the shaft and generates a lot of friction and noise, causing the 3-jaw Chuck to loosen. The diameter of 3-jaw Chuck Inward-clamping of Rotary Module can reach 60CM. The above problem may be more obvious. Is there a solution?
The only negative point is that the machine makes loud noise, other than that it’s fantastic!
What do 3D experts think of Snapmaker?
REVIEWS FROM SNAPMAKER USERS
Was able to make highly detailed images on tile with absolutely no problems Very impressive results on tile
My first job was a vernier on my 1600mw module it took 55 min to cut, now with the 10W module only 9 min.
I’ve loved my Snapmaker since I unboxed it.
It’s not perfect, it’s complex, you need to dedicate time to learning 3D technology. The software sometimes needs to be restarted to work, and sometimes has annoying bugs.
But the engineering precision is breathtaking, I’ve created beautiful 3D PLA prints which don’t need finishing, high quality mechanical parts, like a bicycle pump holder, and ornate wooden gift boxes with laser engraved messages for loved ones.
If you have the commitment and time to learn a new skill, Snapmaker will help you realise your creative vision.
Very satisfied with my purchase, and service for helping me with problems I had assembly.
Was really impressed with how easy it went together, I was up and printing in about an hour, easy calibration and no fussing. Awesome choice for a first-timer! Simple software, takes up little space and the smaller bed is still big enough for most jobs any first-timer would want. Laser engraving works well too! No regrets choosing Snapmaker as my first printer, great value for $$. Highly recommend it! Pictured: Enigma Rotor replica
This was my second SM2 350 purchase, Chrismas sale provided a cheap way to upgrade my set up. Super fast delivery over new year in the UK. Well done Snapmaker.
I used the Straight Groove V-bit to complete the Rotary Module CNC Carving a few days ago, and everything was almost perfect. My material is wood with a diameter of 50cm. When the Straight Groove V-bit goes deep into the center of the wood, because the radius of the wood exceeds the length of the flute, the wood touches the shaft and generates a lot of friction and noise, causing the 3-jaw Chuck to loosen. The diameter of 3-jaw Chuck Inward-clamping of Rotary Module can reach 60CM. The above problem may be more obvious. Is there a solution?
The only negative point is that the machine makes loud noise, other than that it’s fantastic!
