35 results found for “filament*”

Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS) is a proven engineering-grade thermoplastic, renowned for its exceptional balance of strength, rigidity, and thermal resistance. This makes it the industry standard for durable functional parts, prototypes, and protective housings that must perform under real-world stresses.

Acrylonitrile Styrene Acrylate (ASA) is an engineering-grade thermoplastic designed to excel where others fail—especially outdoors. It offers the toughness of ABS but with vastly superior resistance to UV light, heat, and weathering, preventing the fading, yellowing, and embrittlement common in standard plastics. Independent tests...

Polylactic Acid (PLA) is a bio-based thermoplastic derived from renewable resources like corn starch or sugarcane. Renowned for its excellent printability, minimal warping, and and eco-friendly profile (being compostable). PLA is a favorite in the 3D printing community. It produces prints with a satisfying, smooth surface finish and offers good...

The LDO BoxTurtle is an open-source, Klipper-based AMS-style Automatic Filament Control (AFC) system. Designed for Voron and other DIY 3D printers, it handles multiple spools and automates filament switching—delivering a near-commercial AMS experience with full customization, scalability, and reliability.

Optimize your 3D printing workflow with the LDO Orbiter 2 Smart Filament Sensor. Designed for the Orbiter V2, it features advanced tangle detection, runout sensing, and one-click unloading to ensure maximum print reliability.

The Positron V3.2 is a compact, foldable H-Bot 3D printer designed to go wherever you do. It stores easily in a hard case the size of a filament box, making it perfect for small workspaces, office desks, or on-the-go projects. Unlike traditional printers, it...

The LDO V0.2 is a high-performance, open-source CoreXY 3D printer built for the desktop. it delivers exceptional speed, precision, and reliability in a minimal footprint—perfect as an always-ready bench tool or a dedicated machine for engineering materials.

The LDO Jabberwocky is a multi-material toolhead built for FCU and multicolor printing. Delivers high-torque extrusion and high-flow hotend performance, engineered for reliable, frequent filament changes. Available in Basic and Standard kits, fully compatible with the Vogon ecosystem and Klipper firmware.

LDO Trident is an official open‑source CoreXY printer from the Voron Design project. It’s built for speed, stability, and easier maintenance—ideal for DIY builders and small studios who want to produce engineering parts with high‑temperature materials such as ABS and ASA.

The V2.4 is a mature open-source enclosed CoreXY platform designed for users who prioritize stability, high print quality, and long-term upgradability. The LDO Rev D version introduces systematic improvements across key hardware, wiring, and assembly processes—helping you spend less time troubleshooting and more time printing.

The LDO Micron Plus R1 is a desktop-class, high-performance CoreXY mini printer with a 180 x 180 x 165 mm build volume. It delivers fast, high-quality printing and strong engineering-material capability in a compact footprint—ideal for makers with limited desk space.

The LDO Galileo 2 series kits, including the Extruder KIT, G2Z Drive KIT, and G2Z-XL KIT, feature a 9:1 planetary gear system for higher torque, improved precision, and a more compact design. Ideal for Voron V2.4, Micron, and other upgrade builds where you need better extrusion...

The LDO BT IO Board is your go-to I/O expansion controller for the BoxTurtle Automatic Filament Changer (AFC). It delivers stable signal management, simplified wiring, and scalable multi-unit expansion—making it a key component for reliable multi-material 3D printing systems.

The LDO Orbiter V2.5 is a high-precision direct drive extruder featuring an upgraded hobbed shaft and RNC-coated gears for smoother extrusion and more reliable printing.

ROOK MK1 (Mark 1) is a compact CoreXY DIY 3D printer designed by Rolohaun and officially kitted by LDO. It is especially suitable as a first CoreXY build, and it also works great as a fast desktop mini printer or a modding/test platform.