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Buy 3D Printers online in India

Robocraze offers a diverse selection of 3D printers to meet a variety of applications. Our FDM 3D Printers are well-known for their precision, dependability, and ease of use, making them ideal for projects such as model creation, prototype development, and instructional resources.

Every 3D printer is designed to last and deliver reliable results. They work with a variety of materials, making them adaptable to many types of work.

Along with the printers, we provide service to help you set up and troubleshoot any issues. This allows you to get the most out of your 3D printer machine. Furthermore, we provide rapid shipping throughout India.

If you're looking to buy 3D printers in India, Robocraze is the perfect place to find a wide range of 3D printer machines online. With easy online shopping and fast delivery across India, you can purchase high-quality 3D printers from the comfort of your home. Explore our collection and get the right 3D printer machine for your needs today!

3D Printer vs 3D Pen comparison for beginners and professionals.

Feature	3D Pen (Beginner-friendly)	3D Printer (Professional-capable)
Ease of use	Very high – handheld, direct drawing	Moderate to higher – machine setup required
Learning curve	Low	Higher — software and hardware calibration needed
Best use-case	Art, doodles, small fixes, creative play	Prototypes, functional parts, repeatable work
Precision & repeatability	Low to moderate	High
Material & filament control	Less stringent quality controls	Tight tolerances, needs good filament quality
Suitable for prolonged/large work	Not ideal (not built for heavy-duty tasks)	Designed for larger volumes & longer prints

Comparison: SLA vs FDM vs Metal Printers

Technology	How It Works	Key Strengths	Trade-Offs
FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling)	Extrudes melted filament (e.g., PLA, ABS) layer by layer.	Affordable; wide material choice; strong functional parts	Lower detail, visible layer lines; slower for fine resolution
SLA (Stereolithography / Resin)	Uses UV light and resin to cure each layer for high-resolution prints.	Excellent surface finish; very fine detail; good for molds and miniatures	Resin materials cost more; post-processing needed; weaker strength than some FDM materials
Metal / Powder-Bed or Metal-Resin Printing	Uses metal powder or special resins with lasers to build metal or composite parts.	Enables functional metal parts; industrial use; high strength	Very high cost; complex setup; typically outside casual hobby budgets

Choice Tip:

Go FDM if you’re starting out, need versatility and affordability.
Choose SLA when you need ultra-fine detail (miniatures, molds).
Opt for Metal or industrial print if you require functional metal parts or advanced applications.

Filament Guide

Understanding filament types helps you choose the right material for your project:

PLA: Beginner-friendly, eco-friendly, low-warp, and best for toys, models, and decoration items.
ABS: Strong and durable, suitable for mechanical parts. Needs good ventilation.
PETG: Combines strength and flexibility. Great for functional parts, enclosures, and outdoor use.
TPU / Flexible Filaments: Soft and bendable. Perfect for toys, wearables, and shock-absorbing parts.

Maintenance Tips (3D Printers & 3D Pens)

For 3D Printers:

Clean the nozzle regularly to prevent clogging.
Level the print bed frequently for perfect prints.
Store filaments in airtight containers to avoid moisture.
Lubricate moving parts and check belts for tension.
Update firmware and slicing profiles for best performance.

For 3D Pens:

Always unload filament after use to prevent jams.
Keep the nozzle clean and avoid scraping it on surfaces.
Use the recommended filament type only.
Let the pen cool properly before storing.

Setup & Troubleshooting Guides

Initial Setup: Level print bed, load filament/resin, calibrate axes and test with a simple print (e.g., a calibration cube).
Material Loading & Management: For FDM load filament, ensure correct diameter and flow; for SLA ensure resin vat, UV shield and post-cure steps.
Common Issues and Fixes:
- Print doesn’t stick to bed: Clean bed, check bed-leveling, use adhesive or heated bed.
- Layer shifting or artifacts: Tighten belts, check stepper drivers, ensure stable frame.
- Resin prints sticky or soft: Post-cure longer, ensure cleaning rinse and proper UV exposure.
- Stringing or blobs in FDM: Reduce temperature, increase retraction, slow print speed.
Maintenance Checklist: Clean nozzle or resin vat regularly; replace worn parts (nozzles, belts, resin filters); update firmware; keep build area ventilated (especially resin printers).
Safety Notes: Use proper ventilation with resins; handle UV-cured parts with gloves; attend to hot extruder/nozzle and heated beds.

Sample Prints & DIY Project Ideas

Print a functional phone stand or tool holder using FDM — great for home use or maker bench.
Create miniature figurines, cosplay props or jewellery moulds via SLA for superior detail.
Build a custom drone frame or replacement gear part using high-strength filament or resin.
Produce a metal-composite bracket or functional hinge for robotics or small machine prototypes.
DIY project: Design and print your own robotic arm base, mount motors and integrate electronics.
DIY project: Print smart home faceplate covers or decorative vent covers and assemble IoT sensors behind them.

Buy 3D Pen Online

A 3D pen works like a glue gun, but instead of glue, it uses heated plastic to create 3D shapes and drawings. 3D pens are fun and creative tools that let you draw in the air and build designs in three dimensions.

We offer a variety of 3D pens at great prices, from simple models for beginners to more advanced ones for professionals. Our 3D pens are perfect for anyone who loves to create. 3D printer pen price in India is starting from ₹1200 to ₹1900. Check out our collection and find the perfect 3D pen to bring your ideas to life!

3D Printer And 3D Pen Prices Online in India

3D Printer Name	3D Printer Price
Creality Ender-3 Pro 3D Printer DIY Kit	Rs. 20,220
Creality Ender 3 3D Printer	Rs. 18,063
Creality Ender 3 V2 3D Printer	Rs. 22,795
Creality CR-10S 3D Printer Kit	Rs. 45,009

3D Pen Name	Price
3D Printing Pen with Filament, Adapter and Manual	Rs.1,228
Magic 3D Pen	Rs.2,445
Ganesha P65 3D Pen	Rs.1,546
Magic Pad for Kids	Rs.292
3D Printing Pen	Rs.1,844

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1. How much does a real 3D printer cost?

The Professional 3d printer price in India could range form 35k to 1 Lac INR. But if you are making your own then the cost of a 3d printer can range from 25K to 40K INR.

2. What exactly does a 3D printer do?

3D printers use CAD to create 3D objects from various materials such as molten plastics and powders. 3D printers come in all shapes and sizes, from devices that fit on your desk to large engineering models used to manufacture 3D printed homes. It Rapidly create product models and prototypes with a 3D printer. 3D printed items include helmets, product designs, suitcases, wax casts used to make tools, tripods, gift and novelty his items, and toys.

3. Is buying 3D printer worth it?

Yes, a 3D printer is worth buying for prototyping, creative projects, and education. Robocraze offers FDM 3D printers from ₹18,063–₹45,009, providing excellent value for hobbyists and professionals. Benefits include rapid prototyping, flexible designs, and cost-effective production. Our printers are reliable, durable, and we provide setup support and fast India-wide delivery.

4. How expensive is a 3D pen?

3D pens are affordable and beginner-friendly tools starting from ₹1,228 at Robocraze, with premium options up to ₹2,445. These budget-friendly devices feature wireless control, temperature regulation, and fast heating. Perfect for creative projects, jewelry making, and kids (8+ years), 3D pens offer an excellent introduction to 3D creation without heavy investment.

5. What is 3D pen used for?

A 3D pen is generally made for kids above 8 year old. The 3D Pen is used for making 3D models of any object. Children can used it in making small houses, 3D animals, buildings, trees, etc.

6. What is the price of 3d printer?

The cost of 3D printers in India can vary greatly depending on the features and technology employed. Generally, entry-level FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling) 3D printers start at about Rs 20,000. More advanced SLA/DLP models that employ laser curing technologies feature a higher price tag; these range between Rs 50-100K. If you are looking for top-end professional-grade metal-based printing systems capable of producing complex parts with superior finish then they could go up to several lakhs per machine. Ultimately it all depends upon your specific requirement as there is no one-size-fits-all approach when it comes to selecting the right 3D printer for an individual or business need. It’s best practice, however, to get familiarized with different pricing points available before making an informed decision which would be financially beneficial in the long run.

7. Are the 3D pens suitable for beginners?

Yes, the 3D pens in this collection are beginner friendly. They are made to feel like holding a warm glue gun that draws in space, which makes them easy for kids, hobbyists, and first time creators to use. Most pens include adjustable speed controls, simple filament loading, and auto shut off features for safe practice. New users can start slowly, practice lines and shapes, and soon glide into building towers, characters, and little plastic doodle-sculptures. Adult supervision is suggested for younger kids, but the learning curve is gentle and fun.

8. Which filaments are compatible with these pens?

Most of the pens here work with standard 1.75 mm PLA and ABS filaments. PLA is beginner friendly, eco aware, and melts at lower temperatures, which means fewer surprises and smoother drawing. ABS is a bit stronger and tougher, so it is good for users who want a more durable finish. Just make sure to check the product page of your chosen pen to confirm filament type before buying. Beginning with PLA keeps things smooth while you get the hang of melting plastic into art.

9. Can I find replacement parts and accessories for my 3D printer?

Yes, you will find plenty of spare parts and accessories across the collection. If your project marathon wears out a nozzle, if your filament runs low, or if your printer needs a small tune up, there are belts, extruder kits, bearings, filaments, tubes, and more. Having parts handy means less waiting and more creating. The store also carries accessories for 3D pens, so you can keep printing dragons, keychains, and tiny skyscrapers without pause. Always double check compatibility with your model to keep the printing magic flowing.