EufyMake E1 個人 UV 打印機提早推出黑色星期五優惠，減 $410

Save $410: The EufyMake E1 was the first consumer UV printer, and right now, you can pick it up for over $400 off the usual price. Just use the promo code WS24e1basic at checkout to get the discount, which drops the price down to $1,999.

EufyMake E1 3D printer

$1,999 (original price: $2,409)

It looks like Black Friday came a little early for 3D printing enthusiasts this year. The EufyMake E1 was the most backed Kickstarter of all time and was released earlier this year. It’s a UV printer that “uses resin-style ink that is cured with a UV light to build up a shallow 3D image on a hard surface.” There are some industrial models that list for thousands of dollars, but this is the first personal UV printer to hit the market.

CNET’s 3D printing expert James Bricknell had a chance to try it out for himself, and after months of testing, he says, “It’s really fun to use and you’ll have a blast using it, but the cost of the materials and the consumables makes it an expensive proposition.” This offer makes it a little less so.

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The E1 is compatible with over 300 different materials, and you can use it to add textures and images to just about anything — including other 3D printed models.

Setup and installation are a breeze, and it’s fairly compact at around 15 by 23 by 10 inches, so it won’t completely crowd your desk or workshop. This UV printer does have some downsides, however. The AI software can make editing images difficult, and the camera also requires constant calibration to get a clear print. It also has a pretty substantial operating cost, which can make it tough to justify unless you’re planning to use it for business.

All in all, it’s still a big leap forward in printing technology and can open up a whole new world of potential projects. Plus, this is a rare chance to snag one at a substantial discount.

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There aren’t a great deal of UV printers out there at the moment, but the xTool Omni is a good alternative to the E1. It’s more expensive, though, and the inks cost about the same. It’s a more complete system, and the camera is better than the E1, but it’s not $500 better. If you already have an xTool laser, though, it’s a good choice.