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3Dnatives Lab: Testing the DigiLab 3D45 3D printer from Dremel
Best known for its many micromachining tools for makers, the American manufacturer Dremel launched into the world of 3D printing in 2014 with a first model called Idea Builder. Since then, the brand has expanded its range, adding three 3D…
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Best known for its many micromachining tools for makers, the American manufacturer Dremel launched into the world of 3D printing in 2014 with a first model called Idea Builder. Since then, the brand has expanded its range, adding three 3D printers, including the 3D20, the 3D40 (which also exists in 3D40 Flex version) and finally the DigiLab 3D45.
The DigiLab 3D45 3D printer is the premium version in Dremel’s range of 3D printers with the main difference being a heating plate that can reach up to 100°C and an extruder up to 280°C (vs 250°C for the DigiLab 3D40). This improvement is important since it means that the 3D45, in contrast to Dremel’s other models, can use a wider range of materials, including ABS, PETG or Nylon. The 3D45 is available today at a price of $1,899.
At 3Dnatives Lab we’ve tested the previous machines of the manufacturer, and during the last few weeks we had the pleasure of receiving this newest model to test. So what does the 3D45 offer compared to the other models in the range? Who is it intended for? Is it really more efficient? Find below our complete review of the DigiLab 3D45 3D printer.
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