XYZprinting - da Vinci 1.0 All-in-One 3D Printer - Dark Blue

The printer had issues right out of the box. It turnes out the y axis was jammed on the gear belt preventing the unit from zeroing. I was able to figure out the problem on my own and now enjoy a functionable 3d printer.

The best 3d printer I tried! I think the quality and speed for how much it cost totally worth

Not as easy to produce 3D objects as you woul think. 3D scanner leaves a lot to be desired

Opened an played with my Da Vinci AIO printer on Christmas. Had to be recalibrated which is time consuming - and the instructions are hard to follow - I think I have the knack now but that is by experimenting and documenting exactly what does what. Seems to need to be recalibrated every one or two print jobs. Have printed the demo, some earrings from a downloaded STL file, a golf tee and a giant snowflake is printing - oh and a Thin Man. Has taken a lot of effort to get through the learning curve and definitely not magic and the set up - calibration, loading filament, cleaning print bed and extruder, waiting for everything to heat up inbetween steps, is time consuming. So don't expect magic but if you really want to be doing 3D printing this looks like it will work.

I received this 3D printer as a gift. It came calibrated and I have not had to do any re-calibrations. So far I have printed several parts for a custom robot build, and other than errors on my part (poor measurements) everything has come out great. Once I corrected my measurements, my electronics fit perfectly inside the parts I created. Keep in mind, this is not like your normal desktop printing. You are not going to print out designs in minutes. Print time is generally measured in hours. The included software includes options for automatically adding support for overhang on the model. This support is easily removed once printing is complete. I have only scanned a few items, so I cannot speak comprehensively. But I have had good results.

The printer works pretty well, though it is a pain to be handcuffed to the proprietary filament cartridges. As long as you keep the table aligned the prints come out nice. The scanner on the other hand is a whole other animal, I have had thi printer for a few months and I have not had a successful scan yet. I regret purchasing the aio, hopefully there will be a software update that will help this eventually.

It is a value for money 3D Printer and Scanner. The 3D printer works really great. The scanner is not so great. But does a decent job.