Best 3D Printer Deals 2024

Elegoo Neptune 3 Pro: now $249 at Amazon  (was $300)

This 3D printer comes with a direct drive suitable for use with TPU, PETG, and PLA, auto bed leveling, and a heated flex PEI textured platform, making it easy to use. Assembly takes less than an hour (seven screws) and produces clean, detailed prints. 

See our review for more performance details.       

xTool P2 55W Desktop CO2 Laser Cutter: now $4,319 at Amazon (was $4,999)

Save hundreds on this premium desktop laser cutter. It may not be in the budget for the average hobbyist, but it is a good investment for a small business because it can easily engrave on everything from 20mm thick walnut to clear acrylic.

Creality K1 3D Printer: now $399 at Creality (was $599)
The speedy, Core XY-style printer delivers smooth prints at up to 600 mm/s or ten times a regular 3D printer. Apply the coupon to get it at this price.     

xTool F1: now $1,399 at Amazon (was $1,799)

Save $200 off this 2-in-1 Dual Laser Engraver, our Best Portable Laser Engraver pick. It's fast, handy, and outputs accurate prints. Personalize your tumbler or even jewelry. Great tool to label school supplies!  

Anycubic Photon Ultra Resin 3D Printer: now $349 at Anycubic (was $599)

For your resin printing needs look no further than the Anycubic Photon Ultra, this 3D resin printer is faster and quieter than the previous Anycubic Photon, and can help you create resin models and miniatures for your favorite hobbies.

xTool D1 Pro 20 W: now $899 at xTool (was $1,400)

This prosumer diode laser printer can cut through up to 10mm thick wood. Easy to use and capable of engraving wood, card stock, leather, acrylic, and metal. It comes with safety accessories and free software to get you started right away. It's easy to see why we gave this printer an Editor's Choice in our review. 

Anycubic Kobra Go: now $189 at Anycubic (was $209)

One of the Best Budget 3D Printers, the Kobra Go features auto bed leveling and a build volume of 220 x 220 x 250 mm this Bowden tube-fed printer is the ideal way to get started with 3D printing. The heated PEI spring steel print bed makes removing prints a breeze.   

Anycubic Kobra 2 3D Printer: now $299 at Amazon (was $319)

This is a fast and affordable machine, great for beginner hobbyists. It has a direct drive, color LCD touch screen, and auto leveling. Check out our review for more performance info. 

Elegoo Mars 3 Resin 3D printer: now $177 at Amazon (was $273)

If you want to start 3D printing or need a second machine for detailed models, a resin 3D printer is a good buy. Elegoo's Mars 3 is a compact and easy-to-use resin 3D printer. With a 4K resolution, your prints will be crisp, and a layer cure time of 2.5 seconds means you won't be left waiting. When compared to FDM printers, the build volume is small at 143mm x 89.6mm x 175mm but using this printer you can augment your overall output.

Anycubic Photon Mono 2 Resin 3D Printer: Now $219 at Amazon (was $269)

Super detailed 3D prints are what resin 3D printers were made for. This cost-reduced, entry-level machine may lack a premium finish, but it packs in the detail for your prints.

Creality Ender 3 3D Printer: now $169 at Amazon (was $218)  
The Creality Ender 3 is a smaller form factor 3D printer with a heated print bed and a resume print feature. Focuses on quieter extrusion.

Elegoo Mercury XS Bundle with Wash and Cure Station: now $179 at Amazon (was $299)

This bundle offers a faster and more efficient way of post-processing your print models. There is one station for curing and another station for cleaning, allowing you to do both jobs at the same time. Compatible with Elegoo Saturn and Mars series 3D printers.

Overture PLA Filament (1kg): now $14 at Amazon  (was $17)
Overture, a reliable brand in the filament space, has deep reductions on all of its colors of PLA, 1.75mm filament. 

Sovol Filament Dryer: now $52 at Amazon (was $59)

Filament which has absorbed moisture just makes for a horrible printing experience. TPU and PETG become a mess on the print bed. Using this filament dryer will keep your filament dry and they are ready to use via the feeder tube on the lid.

Pop the spools in the dryer, set the timer and temperature and your filament will be dehydrated and ready to print your next project.

Elegoo Water Washable 3D Printer Resin: now $28 at Amazon (was $49)

This resin from Elegoo is water-washable, making the finishing process much easier to complete. This discount applies to multiple colors but not all of them.      

Elegoo 3D Printer Resin LCD UV-Curing Resin: now $16 at Amazon (was $32)
This photopolymer resin is designed to reduce printing time and to reduce volume shrinkage during the curing process to ensure a smooth finish. Suitable for most DLP/LCD 3D printers. Less odor than other resins.

Anycubic 3D Printer Plant-Based Resin: now $18 at Amazon (was $35)
With high-speed solidification and low odor, this photopolymer resin is made from soybean oil which offers better environmental protection. It is compatible with most resin 3D printers and the large 1Kg bottle will keep you printing for a while.      

AFA Tooling - Deburring Tool: now $14 at Amazon (was $15)

Almost all 3D prints require some level of cleanup or processing. Printing with a brim or setting the Z offset too-low introduces a sharp edge to your prints.
Using a deburring tool is the smart way to remove sharp edges and burrs from your prints. Don't use a knife, you will leave a nasty gash in the plastic and, probably your fingers!