11 results found for “positron*”

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...

A plug-and-play replacement heatbed solution built for the Positron V3.2.

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 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.

CNC-machined Monolith gantry kit for Voron 2.4 and Trident, with 2WD/AWD hardware, 9 mm motion parts, removable tensioners, and live-shaft idlers.

The Leviathan V1.3 is more than just a controller board packed with ports. It is an integrated control platform designed around the real-word needs of Voron builders, from wiring and expansion to maintenance and future upgrades.

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.

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.

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.

The LDO BabyBelt Pro Kit is a conveyor belt 3D printer DIY system designed for continuous infinite Z-axis printing and small-batch manufacturing. Built on a Klipper-based architecture with engineered motion stability, it enables automated part ejection and production-grade workflows for advanced makers and small...