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3Dnatives Lab: Testing the Anycubic Kobra S1 3D Printer
The consumer 3D printing market is evolving rapidly, with increasingly high-performance, affordable machines. Among the new products recently launched, the Anycubic Kobra S1 Combo stands out with its closed design, CoreXY architecture, compatibility with the ACE Pro multi-materia
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The consumer 3D printing market is evolving rapidly, with increasingly high-performance, affordable machines. Among the new products recently launched, the Anycubic Kobra S1 Combo stands out with its closed design, CoreXY architecture, compatibility with the ACE Pro multi-material station and its particularly competitive price.
Anycubic has been present on the 3D printing market for ten years, with desktop machines designed mainly for home users, including both FDM machines and resin printers. The current range of FDM printers includes the Kobra 2, the Kobra 3 and now the top-of-the-range Kobra S1. It is clearly part of this new generation of closed CoreXY printers inspired by models such as the Bambu Lab X1-Carbon, with specifications and format now widely adopted by several manufacturers.





