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3D Printing
Anycubic 3D printers, PLA, PETG and TPU filament, resin and spare parts for hobbyists, makers and small workshops
87 productsBuying guide
- R150 delivery anywhere in South Africa
- Delivered in 2–5 business days
- Minimum 6-month warranty
- Card, EFT, Payfast, Zapper, Mobicred
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Buying guide
About 3D Printing
Anycubic 3D printers, PLA, PETG and TPU filament, resin and spare parts for hobbyists, makers and small workshops.
- Filament or resin. Filament (FDM) printers are easier to run and suit functional parts. Resin printers produce finer detail for miniatures and models.
- Build volume. Check the maximum print size against what you plan to make.
- Filament types. PLA is the easiest to print. PETG is tougher and handles more heat. TPU is flexible.
- Filament size. Confirm the filament diameter (usually 1.75mm) matches your printer.
- Resin. Use resin in a ventilated space, wear gloves, and wash and cure prints after printing.
- Spare parts. Nozzles, build plates and other parts are made for specific printer models.
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