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Creality K1C 3D Printer – Auto Leveling, Up to 600mm/s
604,39 EUR
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Delivery: 3-5 weekdays
Latest: 13. March 2026
Creality Hi Combo 3D Printer - 260×260×300mm – Grey
475,89 EUR
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Delivery: 4-6 weekdays
Latest: 16. March 2026
FlashForge Adventurer 5X 3D Printer – 600mm/s Max Speed, Automatic Filament Change
366,99 EUR
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Delivery: 2-4 weekdays
Latest: 12. March 2026
Creality Ender-3 V3 KE 3D Printer
266,89 EUR
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Delivery: 4-6 weekdays
Latest: 16. March 2026
Creality Ender-3 V3 SE 3D Printer
224,39 EUR
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Creality K1 MAX 3D Printer (300x300x300mm)
631,75 EUR
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Delivery: 4-6 weekdays
Latest: 16. March 2026
Creality K1 3D Printer (220x220x250mm)
426,89 EUR
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Delivery: 7-11 weekdays
Latest: 23. March 2026
Anycubic Photon Mono 4 3D Printer - 70mm per Hour
202,39 EUR
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Delivery: 4-6 weekdays
Latest: 16. March 2026
Elegoo Neptune 4 Plus 3D Printer – 30–500mm/s, 578x533x640mm
285,75 EUR
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Delivery: 4-6 weekdays
Latest: 16. March 2026
Creality Halot-Mage S 3D Printer – 14K LCD Screen
406,75 EUR
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Delivery: 4-6 weekdays
Latest: 16. March 2026
Creality Ender-3 V3 Plus 3D Printer – Auto Levelling, Up to 250mm/s
356,99 EUR
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Latest: 16. March 2026
Creality Ender-3 V3 3D Printer - 600mm/s, 220x220x250mm
270,19 EUR
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Delivery: 4-6 weekdays
Latest: 16. March 2026
Anycubic Mono Pro M7 3D Printer – 170mm per Hour
474,49 EUR
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Delivery: 4-6 weekdays
Latest: 16. March 2026
Bambu Lab P1S Combo 3D Printer – 2.7" Display, Bluetooth, WiFi
1.096,99 EUR
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Delivery: 7-11 weekdays
Latest: 23. March 2026
Creality Halot R6 3D Printer - 2K Mono LCD Screen - Grey
129,75 EUR
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Delivery: 4-6 weekdays
Latest: 16. March 2026
Creality3D K1C 2025 3D Printer - 600mm/s - Black
464,59 EUR
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Delivery: 4-6 weekdays
Latest: 16. March 2026
Creality Halot X1 Combo 3D Printer – Up to 170mm/s
620,49 EUR
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Delivery: 4-6 weekdays
Latest: 16. March 2026
Flashforge Voxelab Aquila D1 3D Printer
448,99 EUR
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Delivery: 2-4 weekdays
Latest: 12. March 2026
Flashforge Finder 3 3D Printer – 190x195x200mm, 350W, Power Loss Recovery – Red/Black
401,89 EUR
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Delivery: 2-4 weekdays
Latest: 12. March 2026
Elegoo Saturn 4 3D Printer with Auto Leveling - 10'' 12K LCD
289,75 EUR
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Delivery: 4-6 weekdays
Latest: 16. March 2026
Creality CR-Silk PLA Filament for 3D Printer - 1.75mm, 1kg - Gold
28,19 EUR
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Delivery: 7-11 weekdays
Latest: 23. March 2026

3D printer - explore the future of printing

Here on the site, you will find our selection of modern 3D printers, which more and more people have become interested in.

With a 3D printer, you can get a new fun hobby, or even expand a business with beautiful 3D printed elements.

A 3D printer can be used by anyone and does not require much more than basic computer knowledge and a sense of design to get started.

Even if you can't design models yourself, fortunately, you can still find some available models online and print various beautiful items.

How does a 3D printer work?

3D printers are a new and modern way to manufacture all kinds of different elements.

The 3D printer builds elements from the ground up, layer by layer.

This is done based on plans and templates that you provide from a computer, which then makes it possible to produce identical and perfect elements every time.

This is particularly used in the industrial sector, where small plastic elements can be mass-produced easily, or even elements in metal and other materials as long as it makes sense economically.

3D printing often takes a very long time; even very small elements can take many hours if one uses a normal 3D printer that private individuals can purchase.

Therefore, industrial 3D printers are often a bit more efficient, but far too expensive for average people to afford one for their home.

The 3D printers you find here on the site are all in a price range that makes sense for private individuals and can be an incredibly fun hobby to venture into.

5 things you should consider before buying a 3D printer

Before you buy a 3D printer, it's important to clarify with yourself what features you actually need.

3D printers differ greatly across the many models and types, so it's nice to know a bit more about what each can offer you.

#1 - Large or small 3D printer

The absolute first thing you need to consider is how large elements you wish to produce.

The size of the printer helps determine this, but remember that the larger it is, the more it will also cost.

However, it could be essential to have a large 3D printer if you want to produce specific elements and not just small plastic elements and the like.

You also need to make sure you actually have space for a large 3D printer if you want a larger model, as they can take up quite a bit of room in the home.

#2 - Possibility for multiple filament types

When working with a 3D printer, it requires a type of material, also known as "3D filament".

This filament is used to produce your elements and is commonly available in plastic but can also be found in other materials such as:

  • Wood
  • Elastic filament
  • Flexible filament
  • Silk
  • Glow-in-the-dark material
  • Copper
  • Aluminum
  • Carbon fibers

Most private individuals, however, use plastic as it is clearly the cheapest solution overall.

Additionally, plastic filament is also incredibly easy to work with and can yield good and strong finished products.

#3 - What quality can the printer handle?

The different printers do not quite have the same capabilities when it comes to elements with relatively many details.

Some of the cheaper variants cannot handle very small details, which can result in a flawed or simply an unattractive finished element.

It's a good idea to look into the printer's speed and other characteristics or watch a few YouTube videos about the printer to see the quality it can perform.

It may be necessary to buy a specific type of 3D printer if you want to create elements with many small fine details, without it becoming sloppy.

#4 - Ability to print multiple colors simultaneously

Basic 3D printers typically use only one filament in a single color.

The slightly more advanced printers have the option to either mix or use multiple colors at the same time.

However, this also means that the 3D printer is often a bit higher in price as this feature is still relatively new and sought after.

If you want to make bowls or jewelry, etc., this feature can be very good to have, so you are not forced to make them in the same colors every time.

#5 - 3D printer with App

Some 3D printers come with their own developed app, which makes it incredibly easy to work with them.

Depending on the brand, you can get an app that contains free templates for items you can make, as well as guides and features you can browse through.

This also allows you in some cases to control the printer from your phone, so you do not need to connect a computer to your 3D printer at all.

Frequently asked questions about 3D printers

What can a 3D printer be used for?

3D printers are especially popular for creating prototypes of various larger products; everything from houses to electronics is made by the 3D printer in plastic models. Additionally, 3D printers are actually also used to produce complete products such as jewelry, toys, kitchen equipment, etc.

Is it expensive to 3D print?

If you print small and relatively simple elements, it is definitely not expensive to use a 3D printer. It often costs around 20-40 kr. to produce a simple small plastic element, such as a bowl or a simple toy. However, if you want to produce large and more complex elements, it can cost many thousands of kr. depending on the complexity.

What does a 3D printer use in power?

Fortunately, 3D printers are very energy-efficient and actually use relatively little power. An average modern 3D printer for normal individuals that takes 10 hours for a print job uses about 1 kWh, which corresponds to just around 2.25 kr. If you have jobs that take less time or a lower power price in your area, this price will be even lower.

Also find normal printers as well as ink cartridges in our large selection.

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