Update: With just three days to go, the EufyMake E1 UV printer has become the most backed Kickstarter of all time. At the ...

The main printer comes with mini and standard flatbed platforms, adhesive mats, UV goggles, an air filter, and power cables. It’s now available on Kickstarter, and shipments are planned to start ...

That would be a UV printer — it’s basically an inkjet that uses UV-curing ink, but the print head has a Z axis, and the bed is usually huge. [Scotty] of Strange Parts recently took a look at a ...

When its Kickstarter campaign closed on June 28, Anker made history: with over 17,000 backers and $46 million in pledges, the ...

Anker’s sub-brand eufyMake has officially opened pre-orders for its new UV printer, the eufyMake E1.The printer made its debut on Kickstarter in April, where it raised nearly $47 million in funding.

The UV Printer E1, just announced by Anker’s rebranded creative tech arm, brings pro-grade UV printing into your home studio, and it’s not just for tech-heads or pros.

Unmatched Printing Versatility. The E1 UV Printer stands out for its ability to print on an extensive range of materials, including wood, metal, glass, acrylic, and fabric.Whether you’re ...

Despite using the same UV-led array and the same mono 4K LCD screen, ... In my test of printing a 20mm cube, the Sonic Mini 4K printed a 20.7mm cube, while the Sonic 4K managed a 20.05mm cube.

Make, the personal creative tool brand from Anker Innovations, today has officially set a record on Kickstarter for its debut product, E1, raising $44m.

The LulzBot Mini 3D Printer is slated to ship later this month at the cost of $1,350. Pricing for the UK and Australia is not yet available but that converts to around £885 and AU$1,670.