3Dnatives Lab: Testing the Dagoma Magis 3D Printer

Last year, in March 2018 to be exact, the French manufacturer Dagoma presented the Magis 3D printer to the light of day. Thus succeeding its Neva model and its DiscoEasy 200, a model widely acclaimed by the 3D community.

Characterised by its Delta format, the Dagoma Magis puts on a simplified grip at its climax with a single multifunction button. Other functions such as automatic calibration, a Stop & Go function, a filament end detection system and automatic filament ejection show the manufacturer’s desire to make the experience as simple as using a paper printer. Like its first models, the Magis remains on a very competitive price level with at around 499 € TTC.

As far as the technical characteristics are concerned, the Magis offers a manufacturing volume of 180 x 180 x 200 mm and a minimum layer height of 100 microns. Along with an accuracy of X / Y of 0.2 mm and a printing speed of 30 to 100 mm / s for a maximum extrusion temperature of 270 ° C.