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3Dnatives Lab: Testing the ZMorph VX 3D Printer
Originally from the RepRap world, the Polish manufacturer ZMorph launched itself on the 3D printer market in 2012. Over the years, the brand has made a name for itself with its multi-functional 3D printers. Its latest model, the ZMorph VX,…
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Originally from the RepRap world, the Polish manufacturer ZMorph launched itself on the 3D printer market in 2012. Over the years, the brand has made a name for itself with its multi-functional 3D printers. Its latest model, the ZMorph VX, is no exception to the rule and offers an interchangeable print head system that allows you to combine 3D printing, CNC machining or laser cutting and engraving.
The ZMorph VX 3D printer replaces all the manufacturer’s previous models, namely the ZMorph 2.0, ZMorph 2.0S and ZMorph 2.0 SX. As for its 3D printing capabilities, the VX offers a maximum build volume of 250 x 235 x 165 mm, a minimum layer thickness of 50 microns, as well as a maximum extrusion temperature of 250°C combined with a heating plate that can reach up to 120°C.
The Full Set version of the ZMorph VX 3D printer includes 5 interchangeable heads: a single-extrusion head FFF, a dual-extrusion head FFF, a CNC machining head, a laser engraving/cutting head and finally a paste extrusion head | Credits: 3Dnatives
To learn more about this new model, we were pleased to receive the ZMorph VX 3D printer and its complete set, including 5 interchangeable extruders (mono-extrusion, double-extrusion, CNC Pro, Laser Pro, and dough extrusion) and two trays (3D printing, CNC/laser). We tested the machine in 3Dnatives’ Lab and we tell you everything you need to know to make up your mind on this solution below!
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