GarageBot3D™ Euro

Medium format FGF / FFF conveyor 3D printer

Printing large parts in-house out of your budget? No more.

GarageBot3D™ Euro 3D printer fits in where it belongs — in garages, workshops and studios. It fits on an Euro pallet and prints parts the width of an Euro pallet, even meters-long. It's a robust and capable pellet or filament extrusion machine of an original design.

Low upfront costs

Designed from the ground up to be scalable in a sub-industrial manufacturing environment. It has to deliver, but at the reasonably lowest price point — and we think it does.

Low cost per part

Bulk industrial polymers in pelletized form and recycled polymer compounds cut down cost per part considerably compared to 3D printing with filaments. This saves you money every time you print.

Low running costs

Cut your own printbeds from standard plywood. Most parts are sourcable in any robotics shop. No compressors for feeding. Everything is bolt-on. We have cut corners od course, but not where it matters.

Dual motion modes

Every GarageBot3D™ printer can be used in two motion modes: as a conveyor printer with 45°/60° layer angles, and as a conventional swing-bed cartesian system with layers parallel to print bed.

Compact footprint, large prints

When not in use, GarageBot3D Euro fits on a Euro standard pallet. When in use, it's footprint can be larger, depending on how large parts you want to print and how many roller extensions are installed.

Filament? Pellets?

Choose our high-thoughput 2.85mm filament direct drive extruder. Or go for our compact, but high-throughput pellet extruder, that works with standard industrial pellets (up to 5mm fraction).

Built for fun

We think 3D printing should bring fun. Print life size, end use stuff out of our machines — at low costs. Like a SUP board. Or a kayak. Low-cost polymers in, cool stuff out. Shred and repeat.

Built for 24/7

With a pellet extruder, you can add material asynchronously. You can add an additional printbed to a large 45°/60° print with reasonable time buffer. Monitor it all online.

Built for sheer size

Print meters-long parts in 45°/60° layer modes. Size does matter. That's why low cost materials add so much to the fun — you can now afford real large prints, at surprisingly low prices.

GarageBot3D™ Euro — Specs (PDF)

Technical highlights

Build area 0° layers

X=800 mm; Y=up to 1500mm (or up to 40kg); Z=750mm

Build area 45° layers

X=800 mm, Y=up to 3000mm or 60kg weight limit; Z=450 mm

Build area 60° layers

X=800 mm; Y=up to 1500mm (or up to 40kg); Z=600mm

Max toolhead weight

Designed for real-world use of heavy tools: up to 20kg, up to 150mm/s

Pellet extruder

Industry-standard bulk pellets, 20mm screw diameter, 3-zone heating. Productivity up to 2.5 kg/h. Nozzles 2–5mm, up to 400 °C

Filament extruder

2,85mm filament, direct drive, high-throughput, 1–2.5mm nozzles. Productivity up to 0.8 kg/h. Nozzles 1–2,85mm, up to 300 °C

Heavy duty by design

Robust steel frame and leadscrew drive for Z and X axis, forklift-liftable by design. Robust mechanical pellet transport. Dual motor printbed drive.

Compact footprint

When in strorage / transport mode, fits on an Euro pallet — with fold out roller extensions 1200x3500x1500 mm. Machine weight ~100 kg.

GarageBot3D™ Euro