Snapmaker 2.0 review

1. Snapmaker 2.0 review Snapmaker is one of the few popular printers out there. In the first place, the classic Snapmaker was the third-most supported technology project in Kickstarter's history. It ultimately delivered a multi- purpose tool for makers (even though some would argue it fell short of the vision used to sell it). Then Snapmaker 2.0 became the most successfully financed technology product launch on Kickstarter. With the widespread interest in this 3-in-1 (unique for a 3D printer) comes a large load of expectations. Verdict The Snapmaker 2.0 improves upon the Initial, which was already quite good. However, it is significantly more extensive and has several distracting features that will keep you awake at night. The hardware is top-notch, can handle anything you throw, and offers enough to satisfy the multitalented maker looking to up their game without sacrificing desktop space. Still, there were and continue to be minor frustrations with it (be they bugs or poor UI choices - there's a smattering of both). Hands-On With a Record-Breaker Like its forerunner, the Snapmaker 2.0 is built from a collection of metal components, each of which performs a different but essential task. The Snapmaker's ability to move along the X, Y, and Z axes is made possible by linear modules, and the machine's initial configuration consists of three tool heads. There are three different devices involved when discussing Snapmaker 2.0. The new Snapmaker 2.0 comes in three different sizes and price ranges. The smallest is the A150 (160 x 160 x 145 mm build volume), essentially equivalent to the original Snapmaker's compact form factor. 3D Printing: Decent, But Inflexible Fixing the tool head to the X-axis linear module (with four bolts) and adding the suitable work plate are all required to prepare the Snapmaker for its many tool functions. What this means for the 3D printer is a vast, heated bed equipped with a magnetic print sheet. Mounting the print bed is painful because it requires a dozen or more screws to secure it to the barebones Y-axis carriage. Unfortunately, the printing experience of Snapmaker 2.0 is similar to laborious. We won't be hastening

2. to make this machine our primary 3D printer due to its plethora of workflow issues (some of which have been rectified during our time with the device), general feeling of inflexibility, and slow out-of- the-box print settings. It's a real bummer because the Snapmaker 2.0 can produce excellent prints (if only they didn't take an eternity to develop), and the presentation is top-notch. Despite its mundane nature, Snapmaker 2 has the potential to be entertaining. Thank You! For More Tel: +86(0)755 26926117 Email: info@snapmaker.com Web: https://shop.snapmaker.com/