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XYZPrinting Da Vinci Mini Review 2022

Heard about XYZPrinting Da Vinci Mini 3D printer? We did as well and decided to test one of them to see if they're worth it. Here are our findings!

By Justin Evans

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So you’ve decided to get into the world of 3D printing. Where do you begin? There are printers for every possible requirement, and there’s a lot of jargon floating around that makes it hard to accurately compare different models. Relax – we’re here to help.

XYZPrinting is known for creating some of the best entry-level 3D printers around. Today, we’ll be looking for any strengths or weaknesses that the Da Vinci Mini might have– it’s a small printer, but it’s certainly capable. However, is it right for you and your needs? You’ll have to read on to find out.

Filament Diameter1. 75mm
Extruders1
Supported MaterialsPLA
ConnectivityUSB, WiFi
Printing Speed100mm/s
Build Volume5.91 x 5.91 x 5.91”

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    Design

    The XYZPrinting Mini comes pre-assembled, so there’s no need to factor in build time. It’s a small-sized unit, perfect for sitting on your desktop, but this does mean that the build area is similarly restricted. Don’t get us wrong – you’ll be able to print decent-sized models, but nothing too huge.

    Notice how there’s no enclosure? This means that it’ll be a little louder when you print, but all things considered, it’s still fairly quiet since the mechanical parts are mostly covered by the plastic frame. There are also implications for heat retention, but that’s not an issue, as we’ll explain later.

    You get exactly what you’d expect from a low-end printer: there’s a single extruder and a maximum speed of 100mm/s. This is fairly standard and just means that you’ll take slightly longer to print. However, as the build area is only around 6” in each direction, you won’t be waiting hours unless you’re trying to print a large, solid cube.

    Printing

    There are three different speeds to choose from. As expected, the faster you print, the rougher the final quality. We found that the fastest setting resulting in significant stepping on curved surfaces, while if you allow it to take its time, your models look far better, but still not professional-level.

    In an attempt to keep things as simple as possible for new users, XYZPrinting has limited the Mini to using PLA filaments. This removes the need for an enclosure but does restrict you somewhat in terms of the things you can build. Still, for beginners, PLA is more than enough to get you started.

    The overall quality of the prints is too low for manufacturing, and the build volume too small for mass-production. However, it’s perfect for people looking to print things for their home or office. Better still, it takes any 1.75mm PLA filament – not just those made by XYZPrinting.

    Features

    So what other features does the Mini have to make things easier for beginners? Well, instead of adding things, XYZPrinting has removed components. There’s no heated bed, for instance, and no built-in screen. You do have a USB connection, though, and WiFi functionality, which is almost unheard of in low-budget printers.

    We were pleased to see that drivers are available for both Windows and Mac computers. On the other hand, there’s no Linux support. It supports four different file types, though, so you’re not really limited to using a particular modeling program, which is great.

    Even the interface is simplistic. There’s a single button for starting a print and a status LED that lets you know how your print is going. All in all, it’s easy to use even if you’re not particularly tech literate. Let’s be honest – that’s never a bad thing.

    Cost

    Here’s the thing: the Da Vinci Mini isn’t available in the United States. You can buy it from several European locations, though. It costs around $700, which makes it among the cheapest, most robust 3D printers we’ve covered. Of course, you’ll have to find a company to ship it over if you’re in the US.

    Running costs are minimal. PLA is among the least expensive materials you can use, and since while third-party filaments aren’t supported, you can easily mod it to accept them. Large spools of PLA often cost less than $20 so really, your monthly material costs will depend on how often you print.

    We think that this 3D printer is appropriately priced. It’s clearly intended for novice users, and the price point helps it stay affordable, unlike more advanced printers that offer user-friendly features. You’ll likely outgrow it in a year or two, but until then, it’ll serve you well.

    Support

    XYZPrinting’s support section provides customer help telephone numbers for 11 different countries. Best of all, each of these can talk to you in the native language or English. This is almost unheard of, and we’re genuinely delighted to see this level of help being offered for free.

    The limited warranty period is similarly outstanding. You’re covered from factory defects for up to two years at no extra cost, presuming you bought the printer from one of XYZPrinting’s recommended sellers. There’s no option to extend this warranty, though, which is a bit of a shame.

    Customers can consult model-specific FAQs and tutorials in case they need any technical help. There are also different versions of the software, as well as documentation for each printer model here. All in all, it’s one of the most comprehensive support packages offered by any major 3D printing manufacturer.

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    XYZ da Vinci Mini 3D Printer

    The da Vinci Mini offers a perfect entry point for beginners and students to explore 3D printing, thanks to simplified controls and a user-friendly workflow process.

      • One touch button process for quick 3D printing
      • Auto calibration provides instant bed leveling
      • Small footprint, yet robust build volume
      • Bundled with XYZmaker and XYZware
      • Built-in Wi-Fi for connecting to the home, office, or classroom
      • Accommodates safe, non-toxic PLA filament

    Read the full description below

      Notes from the Workshop:
      With the XYZprinting STEAM program, students and beginners can quickly get acclimated to 3D printing in science, technology, engineering, math, and the arts.

      XYZprinting’s da Vinci Mini is part of its Beginning line of products, ideal for young makers, students, and part-time hobbyists who require an easy and affordable way to get started with 3D printing. Using a seamless, one-touch control process, the da Vinci Mini features an automatic filament loading system, color coded indicator lights, and a simplified overall workflow for beginners. With its intuitive auto-calibration system, the da Vinci Mini performs instant bed leveling prior to each 3D print. It can connect wirelessly to computers in homes, offices, and classrooms, reducing the need for USB cable clutter.

      Made with a rigid plastic housing and supported by steel components, the da Vinci Mini 3D printer offers a stable, vibration-free extrusion process in order to ensure accuracy. The aluminum build plate helps promote surface adhesion in order to prevent warping and curling. All of the printer’s precision components have been carefully designed to ensure consistent and trouble-free 3D printing.

      The da Vinci Mini’s build area measures 5.9” x 5.9” x 5.9”, allowing it to work with objects such as toys, small prototypes, jewelry, and more. The external drive system pushes filament toward the single extruder hot end, simplifying the process for beginners. The color coded LED interface changes according to the 3D printing conditions, providing a new way for users to interpret heating, printing, or potential filament feeding issues.

      Important information about print material (filament) – again, in a positive way

      • To be noted if print material is limited (e.g. only custom PLA spools).
      • To be noted if the variety of print materials is impressive.

      Anything else notable

      • The da Vinci Mini 3D printer uses proprietary filament rolls from XYZprinting, making them safe for younger consumers, students, and casual hobbyists.
      • XYZprinting PLA filaments are non-toxic and free of heavy metals; extensively tested for safe and reliable 3D printing.
      • XYZmaker and XYZware are bundled with the da Vinci Mini, providing streamlined 3D modeling and slicing capabilities that are easy and intuitive for classrooms.
      • Can go into more technical information about the print chamber size, extruder model or temperatures, print bed material. Feel free to include actual specs (e.g. 17 microns, 12”, etc.)

      The da Vinci Mini 3D printer is capable of printing between 100 micron (0. 1 mm) and 400 micron (0.4 mm). Users should be aware that the finer the resolution, the slower the overall print speed.

      The da Vinci Mini is available in two colors, orange and black, and red/yellow/blue. The red, yellow, blue color scheme is designed to complement the atmosphere of younger classrooms.

      XYZprinting is a leading provider of affordable desktop 3D printers for homes, offices, and schools. Backed by a variety of 3D printers and accessories, the company strives to make 3D printing affordable and accessible to the masses.

      Technique Additive Manufacturing
      Printer Type FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling)
      Filament Compatibility PLA (Polyactic Acid)
      Construction Plastic, Aluminum
      Printer Weight 22.7 lbs
      External Dimensions 20” x 18” x 15.5” (508 mm x 457 mm x 394 mm)
      Print Bed Aluminum Plate
      Print Bed Max Temp Non-Heated
      Extruder Configuration Single Extruder
      Extruder Max Temp 230 Degrees Celsius (446 Degrees Fahrenheit)
      Motor NEMA
      Build Area 5. 9” x 5.9” x 5.9” (150 mm x 150 mm x 150 mm)
      Build Volume (Approximate) 205 cubic inches (3.36 Liters)
      Layer Thickness Minimum 100 microns (.1 mm) (Variable)
      Layer Thickness Maximum 400 Microns (.4mm) (Variable)
      Input File Type .STL
      System Compatibility Windows
      Software Compatibility XYZ Maker, XYZWare, XYZ printing STEAM
      Power Compatibility 100 – 240 VAC, 50 – 60hz
      Manufactured In Thailand

      Vendor: XYZ Printing

      CES 2016 in Las Vegas. Review of novelties in the 3D industry from Top 3D Shop / Sudo Null IT News Top 3D Shop has selected the most interesting novelties in the 3d industry and will talk about them in this review.



      Makerbot Smart Extruder +

      At CES, Makerbot introduced its new version of the Smart Extruder+, one of the most important parts of a 3D printer. The extruder is designed to be installed in Makerbot Replicator 5GEN, Makerbot Replicator, Makerbot Replicator Mini, and Makerbot Replicator Z18. Smart Extruder+ allows you to make your 3d printer easier to use and more reliable, while smart sensors inside the extruder make the printing process smoother. The new system tells the user when the thread ends by transmitting data using a mobile application or displaying it on the display. It can also be quickly replaced if worn or outdated. nine0007

      The new extruders are priced at $199 and are available for pre-order on the official Makerbot website.

      XYZPrinting showcases arsenal of 3D printers

      Taiwanese company XYZPrinting is showcasing a large number of new 3D printers, gadgets, robotics and more at this year's CES.

      New 3D printers were introduced as follows:

      $, which has a wi-fi module and USB support. The new version has become more convenient, lighter and more portable. da Vinci Junior 1. 0 3-in-1 is a $569 compact 3D printer with 3D scanning, laser engraving, auto-calibration and built-in wi-fi.

      da Vinci Junior 2.0 Mix is able to mix 2 colors in one nozzle, getting a gradient. The cost of such a printer is $ 499

      XYZprinting Nobel 1.0 Advanced (1.0 A) - this 3D printer is only 1699$ offers a print resolution of 0.13 mm X\Y and 0.025 mm Z, allowing you to print objects with complex geometry. This is a comfortable machine that is attractive to designers who are looking for high quality and affordability.

      da Vinci 1.0 Pro 3-in-1 is a 3D printer designed for a wide range of professionals from designers to architects, available for $899. da Vinci 1.0 Pro 3-in-1 has a large print area and a pre-installed wi-fi module.

      XYZprinting Nobel DLP is XYZPrinting's fastest and most accurate 3D printer, perfect for jewelry making. The 3D printer prints in DLP technology with a quality of 50 microns in the X \ Y axis and 25 microns in the Z axis. The price of such a printer reaches 1999 $
      XYZprinting 3D JET is the most competitive product for making small products. The dedicated printhead produces support materials that are great for printing moving parts. A personal-like 3D printer produces high quality models and is great for a wide range of people from toy makers to engineers. nine0007

      3D Systems ProX DMP 320

      New from 3D Systems is the Prox DMP 320 3D printer that prints using DMLS technology. ProX DMP 320
      designed for the manufacture of high precision parts using materials such as titanium, steel, nickel and other alloys. The ProX DMP 320 has a large build area of ​​275 x 275 x 420 mm and 2 available configurations, one for stainless steel and one for nickel. The 3D printer provides centralized maintenance management, gas and argon reduction, and support for a consistent production process. nine0007

      Voxel8

      Daniel Oliver and his team showcased the Voxel 8, the first electronic ink 3D printer, at CES 2016. Samples included a wireless hard drive, a quadcopter and a futuristic clock, all of which were 3D printed.

      Ultimaker

      Ultimaker announced 2 new 3D printers at CES 2016: Ultimker 2+ and Ultimaker Extended+ based on previous versions of 3D printers. The new printers are equipped with interchangeable nozzles, allowing users to more easily work with different materials, as well as choose between high detail or print speed. In addition, the feed system has been improved in the printers, as well as the cooling system. The company's new products are the result of the company's tremendous work with the Ultimaker community, which helped make the new models better. nine0007

      MCOR

      Mcor Arke is a new model from Mcor presented at CES 2016. According to the creators, Arke prints 4 times faster, resolution is increased by 50%, and color reproduction by 150%. All this has been achieved with a new sheet feeding system using rolls.

      The Arke print area is 240 x 210 x 125 mm, which is slightly smaller in height but wider than the previous model. Switching from paper sheets to rolls also has a number of advantages: the printer has the best color reproduction of any 3D printer on the market. Also, this model was awarded the best innovative model in the category of 3D printers. The model attracted widespread attention from industrial designers, engineers, and other members of the media. nine0007

      Up mini 2

      Beijing Tiertime Technology Co., like many other companies, presented its new Up Mini 2 model at the exhibition - the first Up series 3D printer with a touch-screen fi connection, as well as 3D printing from mobile applications. The Up Mini 2 has improved print quality to 150 microns, which is a good result for this segment. The dimensions of the printer are 255 x 365 x 385 mm and the weight of 8 kg make the printer portable and easy to use. nine0007

      Fuel 3D

      As one of the pioneers in the consumer segment, Fuel 3D has been acclaimed by the public with their Scanify 3D scanner for its fast scanning, portability and affordability, making 3D scanning technology accessible to every family .

      One of the devices on display is the 360-degree head scanning system. This scanner can be used to create hats, virtual reality devices and much more. The device uses a proprietary system from Fuel 3D for fast and detailed capture of the object. nine0007

      Another interesting device is the 3D scanner, which is used to scan a person's entire hand in high resolution. This device can be used in the field of prosthetics, cosmetics and jewelry production.

      In addition to all this, the company introduced its cloud technology, which allows you to process the received images through a web application installed on the scanner.

      M3D

      M3D has already become popular in the consumer segment for its compact 3D printer. Now the company has decided to start developing new materials. At CES, the company unveiled Tough 3D Ink and ABS-R materials, set to become the new standard in 3D printing. nine0007

      Tough 3D Ink™ - The material was developed to create durable and flexible products. This material is environmentally friendly and odorless. In addition, according to the company, it does not overheat when printing and can withstand high pressure. Tough 3D Ink allows for printing of varying hardness and flexibility depending on the product.

      ABS-R is a material developed as a replacement for ABS material with higher grip and wear resistance. It is also said that the material is odorless and does not require heating. At the same time, it can print durable products that are slightly softer than those printed with PLA. nine0007

      Polaroid

      Arguably the world's most famous camera company, Polaroid decided to try its hand at 3D printing and announced the ModelSmart 250S at CES. The print resolution of this printer is in the range of 50 to 350 microns at a print speed of 100 - 200 mm. The device has a wi-fi camera that allows you to monitor the printing process remotely, as well as a self-calibrating extruder.

      This device uses PLA filament developed by Polaroid, available in 9flowers. The spools of thread are equipped with smart sensors that indicate when the material is low. The software runs on Windows and Mac OS and allows you to 3D print in just 3 clicks. There is support for stl-files, as well as loading models from repositories.

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      Great entry-level 3D printer that is reliable, easy to use and safe at home. With a wide range of materials, it is ideal for all kinds of creative prints, from household items to toys. nine0007

      The compact Da Vinci printer is renowned for its size, quality and ease of use.


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