Snapmaker2.0 A350T 3D Printer, 3 in 1 3D Printer with 3D Printing Laser Engraving CNC Carving,FDM Large 3D Printer Auto Bed Leveling,Printing Size 12.6X13.8X13in,All Metal Frame

The Snapmaker 2.0 has been a fantastic addition to my making tools! From unboxing to printing, the experience has been incredibly smooth. Assembly took about 2 hours, but the included printed instructions were clear and concise, and all the necessary tools were provided. The all-metal construction is truly impressive, giving the machine a robust and premium look.I started with the 3D printing module, and it was easy to set up. The print quality was excellent, meeting my expectations. The large build volume is a major plus, making it perfect for bigger projects like printing a full-sized helmet. A great backup for my other 3D printer.Switching to the laser module and platform was surprisingly quick, taking only about 15 minutes. After a simple calibration, I was able to cut and engrave a beautiful puzzle. The results were precise and detailed.I haven't had the chance to try the CNC module yet, but based on my positive experience with the 3D printing and laser modules, I'm confident it will perform just as well.Overall, I highly recommend it for anyone looking for a versatile all-in-one machine. I think it's a fantastic investment for hobbyists and makers!

Your better off buying a low end printer then is crummy stuff. I iv had this thing for 2 years now and it's been a massive pain I'm my ass. The slicer lunban is trash just as the printer. I wish I can get a refund on this printer. Iv owned alot of printers and this by far was the biggest waste of my money. Yeah it's kool that u can do all theses things. But when the print head messes up your screwed. I put more money into fixing this thing then what I wanted to profit from it. The customer service is ass too!

The media could not be loaded. I've built a few other machines, but this one went together much faster and much more securely. This thing is built like a tank! In less than two hours I had the machine fully unboxed, assembled, up and running.Right off the bat I went with trying out the 3D printing head. The machine prints smoothly and very quietly. Since it is so solidly built there is no annoying whine, or shaking like on the other machine I've had in the past. For my old Prusa I put a big paving stone on my table, and sat the machine on top (to stop vibrations from resonating down the table leg into the neighbors apartment). This is certainly not needed here!Bed leveling and z offset function took less than 5 minutes, so by the time I downloaded the slicer I was already all set to print. Loaded up one of the stock 3d print files (the vase) and gave that a go. Print quality looks great.The bed is much larger than the other machines I've had. Typically when I want "bigger", I mean in the X and Y axis. This extra wide & deep size works perfectly for when I want to print dozens of small parts at once.I assume the protected portions of each axis are mostly there to stop shaved bits from falling in (when using the CNC head), but they obviously also will work wonders for keeping dust out of the lubricated parts when 3D printing or just sitting idle.Overall very happy with my purchase. Very excited to try out the CNC and leaser heads next.

I bought this for my mom, who has always been into the DIY ethos, and I thought would enjoy adding a little more technological capability to her creations. With this in mind, I figured she would enjoy one machine that can do 3D Printing, laser stuff, and cnc - that way she could experiment and see what sticks.She and my stepdad put this thing together the afternoon they got it, and said what it reminded them most of was building legos. In the photos you can see the tools and instructions, which are available online, through the little iphone-looking controller gizmo, and on paper. Everything is well labeled and organized.Once the printer was set up (maybe 2 hours?) they got right away into 3D printing, which ran smoothly and cleanly. Snapmaker's software offers a really great beginner's tool with embedded models for people to use.Swapping out the heads is pretty straightforward and takes just a few minutes, so getting into laser cutting was even easier. Drop an svg file into their software and you can start messing around with it!The cnc stuff takes a little more work and care, and it does throw chips around so watch out for that.Pros: Fun to set up, perfect for learning lots of new skills, super useful, great instructions and tutorials, great build qualityCons: You'll want the enclosure for cnc and laser work, although we have a 'dirt room' where we can safely do a lot of this stuff without worrying about it.

As an electrical engineer who loves exploring new tech and has DIYed a few projects, the Snapmaker 2.0 A350T has been an absolute blast. The 3-in-1 setup lets me dive into 3D printing, laser engraving, and CNC carving, all with one machine, making it an incredibly versatile tool for a wide range of projects. Whether you're experienced or just starting out, it's a great way to explore each process and see where your creativity can take you. Plus, the large print size (12.6 x 13.8 x 13 in) is perfect for bigger projects, so I don't have to worry about running out of space.Right out of the box, the packaging is impressive, and the build quality feels top-notch. Everything is well-organized and solidly built. The instructions in the booklet are clear, and assembly was surprisingly straightforward—it took me about an hour to set everything up.Whether I’m making mechanical parts or engraving custom designs, this machine handles everything like a pro. If you're into tech, engineering, or even just DIY projects, the Snapmaker 2.0 A350T is an awesome tool that delivers on versatility and reliability.A couple of tips: I highly recommend getting the enclosure if you're doing laser engraving or CNC carving—it’s great for safety and controlling dust. And if you plan on switching between different modes frequently, the quick-swap kit is totally worth it for a smoother workflow.