XYZprinting Nobel 1.0

High resolution. Exquisite print quality. No misprints in our testing. Can print from a computer or a USB thumb drive. Automatic resin-feeding system.

High cost per printed object. Resin and rubbing alcohol are potential irritants and are messy to work with. Spurious error messages.

Conclusion Of the two stereolithography printers we've reviewed, the Nobel comes out ahead. It's half the price of the Formlabs Form 1+, it automatically refills the resin tray rather than leaving it to the user to do manually, and its resin is less...

Almost ready to use direct from the box ; High quality prints ; Complex models are easily printed

Slow print speeds ; Models require cleaning ; Resin has a strong smell

Scores in depth XYZprinting produces FDM 3D printers that are perfect for education such as the Da Vinci 1.0. These printers feature enclosed environments, cartridge filament systems and no nonsense straightforward software that makes them incredibly...

The XYZprinting Nobel 1.0 3D Printer produces highly detailed and complex 3D objects. The compact printer costs significantly less than others that use the same technology and requires little time to set up and operate.

The printer and the consumables it uses are expensive. The print process is slow and, due to the nature of the consumables, can be messy.

The XYZprinting Nobel 1.0 3D Printer is a fun novelty that is too expensive to be practical in the long run.

The XYZprinting Nobel 1.0 3D Printer produces highly detailed and complex 3D objects. The compact printer costs significantly less than others that use the same technology and requires little time to set up and operate

The printer and the consumables it uses are expensive. The print process is slow and, due to the nature of the consumables, can be messy

The XYZprinting Nobel 1.0 3D Printer is a fun novelty that is too expensive to be practical in the long run.