3D Printer, 3D Pen, Filaments

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?

• Features of 3D Printer: - FLEXIBLE DESIGNS: The innovative design and other features makes it a multipurpose 3D printer, it has the ability to make prototypes and intricate parts. - RAPID PROTOTYPING: It allows for the design and print of more complex designs than traditional manufacturing processes. It features rapid prototyping, print on demand, strong and light weight parts, fast design and production, minimizing waste, cost effective and ease of access.

4. How expensive is a 3D pen?

• 3D Pen is a  low-cost tool for creating 3D items. It has a lot of features such as wireless control, temperature regulation, fast heating and cooling, etc. It is suitable for making jewelry, toys and so on. Robocraze has a pocket friendly collection of 3D printer Pen. You Buy your 3D pen from our wide selection of affordable, high quality products for the beginning and experienced 3D artist available on Robocraze online.

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.