Best CoreXY 3D Printers 2021

Choosing a corexy printer design can be a challenge with so many design options available. Every CoreXY design has different design goals for different needs as well as different compromises. Whether you’re building a new printer or just in need of a new 3d printer, there are many options to choose from with each of them having their own unique advantages and disadvantages.

Size vs Speed

Cost vs Accuracy

Size vs Volume

Depending on your application there are many options to choose from.

DIY 3D Printer Kits

Design and Build Plans

Plug and Play- Ready to Print

New Projects Soon To Be Released

All Metal Parts

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COREXY DIY DESIGNS & KITS

Jubilee
SecKit
Voron 3D Printer
BLV MGN Cube
Railcore
HyperCube
E3D ToolChanger
VzBot
CrazyCreatorCube
HeVort DIY 3D Printer
SolidCore CoreXY

HeVort DIY 3D Printer

The HeVort changes the way 3d printers level the bed. Although non-planar printing is not really widely implemented yet, we may see more non-planar printing in the future. This would allow you to print a part in vertical mode and add another component at an angle without need of support material or other mechanical aids.

HeVort Z-Axis Design

The HeVort uses linear rails mounted on the bottom of the build plate along with 3-point bed leveling. It’s a concept called Non-planer 3d printing. Some refer to the setup as True Bed Leveling.

JUBILEE 3D PRINTER

Jubilee corexy is one of the most hackable 3d printers. If your looking for a highly customizable printer you’ll have to take a look at this. It’s a multi-tool motion platform that has made much progress in the last year. Out-of-the-box, Jubilee is configured for multimaterial 3D printing compatible with current E3D toolchanger parts. Jubilee is meant to be extended by the community through custom tools and applications.

Modular Platform
ToolChanger
Customizable
Awesome

The Jubilee toolchanging platform was quick to adopted as manufactures began to offer all-metal upgrades for the platform. Mandala Rose Works offers a range of lightweight machined parts. The Tool changer platform has a big community on Discord.

Rat-Rig V-Core 3

The Ratrig V-Core 3 is a premium DIY kit for your CoreXY needs. The “Configurable” kit is simple for beginners but built with advanced users in mind. The Rat Rig V-Core is quickly getting traction with a growing community that’s pushing the limits of corexy scalability as many are diving into 3d printer builds as big as 500mm x 500mm x 500mm.

CrazyCreatorCube

The CrazyCreatorCube is a new project that is the alpha state as it launches it’s new open source design. The tool-changing 3D printer can utilize up to four extruders at a time. The tool holder uses neodymium magnets to mount the tools into the tool stations with a mechanical, latching mechanism. The central fan unit and air duct is optimized air flow. The CrazyCreatorCube has a well designed carriage well suited for belt tensioning.

Build volume: 350x330x400mm
ToolChanger Mechanism: Magnetic
Open-Source
Electronics: Duet2 with Duex5 Expansion Board

Voron 2.4

The Voron V2 by Voron Design is a well engineered printer with a very promising future. It has a huge community that loves their DIY builds and is very well documented.

Build volume: Scalable
Extruder: AfterBurner
Enclosure: Open or Enclosed
Moving Gantry
Electronics: Duet3D / Klipper

Voron 2.4 Specs

Light-Weight Carriage Design
High speed prints with fewer defects
Better at printing tall thin things
Great community support on Reddit
Less moving mass of the extruder carriage

BlackBox Multitool 3D Printer

Blackbox Specs

Build Volume: 300 mm x 300 mm x 275 mm
Full enclosure
Direct drive toolchanger
Water-cooled toolheads
Belted Z-axis
Automated leveling and calibration
Price: $2,900

RailCore II 3D Printer

RailCore II 300ZL

The original Railcore printer is no longer available due to the updated 300 ZL and ZLT version. But here’s the details:

Linear Rails XYZ Axis
300mm x 300mm x 330mm Build Area
ZLT is 300m x 300mm x 600mm Build Area
Auto Leveling
Hotend: E3D V6 or Mosquito
0.9 Degree Steppers

SecKit 3D Printer

The SecKit 3d printer is known for it’s designed for rigidity, speed, low noise, upgradeability and all-metal parts. It’s an all-metal linear rail CoreXY 3D printer kit designed for rigidity, multi-material and easy maintenance. The SK-Go² is the current model offered. The SecKit corexy 3d printer has a small community of users but they all seem to be very happy with their machine.

SolidCore CoreXY

The SolidCore corexy 3d printer is designed to be a highspeed workhorse for repeated use. All-metal-parts and components will give us the durability and repeatability needed. But we want people to have the option to use 3d printed parts so they can upgrade later on. Solid all metal parts are durable and less likely to deflect at high printing speeds. The aluminum components are also less likely to breakdown over time when introduced to the forces and heat from repeated use.

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Wednesday, October 6, 2021