The Flashforge Inventor is a fully enclosed dual-extrusion desktop FDM 3D printer that offers a decent build volume of 230 x 150 x 160 mm, which is more than enough for education, household use, and small-scale prototyping. Its modular design and enclosed frame make for a safe and streamlined printing experience. It is equipped with a heated bed, expanding the range of printable materials and letting you create durable parts from ABS and other high-temperature plastics. Besides, its dual extrusion system lets you print in multiple colors or even employ two different materials to build a single model in one go.
The machine also offers several quality-of-life features such as a filament runout sensor, resume printing function, a built-in camera, and a 3.5-inch touchscreen for hassle-free standalone operation. Moreover, the printer can be accessed from a smartphone or tablet via Wi-Fi by using a cloud-based application.
All in all, it is a perfect device for entry-level makers and educational institutions. The printer can be used to produce uniquely designed household items, tabletop models, artworks, accessories, souvenirs, props, cosplay accessories, and much more.
Take a look at a couple of freshly printed models to see what the printer is capable of.
As you can see, the Inventor can print well-detailed models with smooth surface finish, making it a perfect choice for entry-level makers and 3D printing enthusiasts.
The Flashforge Inventor can print layers at 100 microns, which is more than enough for household and educational use.
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The printer is equipped with two 0.4 mm nozzles, giving you the best balance between speed and detail.
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The print head runs on rails, which makes printing consistent, fast, and precise.
The Flashforge Inventor is compatible with PLA, ABS, and other high-temperature materials, letting you create dimensionally accurate and durable outputs.
The printer’s extruders are equipped with cooling fans that guarantee optimal performance with PLA and ABS and reduces warping, stringing, and other related issues.
The Flashforge Inventor is equipped with a detachable heat bed for effortless print removal and excellent first-layer adhesion.
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The Flashforge Inventor offers a build volume of 230 x 150 x 160 (9 x 5.9 x 6.3 inches) that lets you print a single medium-sized model or simultaneously print several smaller ones in one go.
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The Flashforge Inventor can be controlled via PC or a built-in 3.5-inch touchscreen with a neatly-looking UI and understandable logic behind menu options. It features USB, WiFi, and SD card connectivity, making this machine a really accessible one.
The printer is recommended to be used with FlashPrint, the company’s proprietary slicing software solution. It works with 3mf/stl/obj/fpp/bmp/png/jpg/jpeg file formats. The printer software runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux operating systems.
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The Flashforge Inventor is available in a stylish blue and white. Its sleek appearance makes it ideal for personal applications and educational institutions.
The price of the Flashforge Inventor is $959.00, which is reasonable considering its functionality and ease of use.
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