FlashForge Finder 3D Printer

Meet the new kid on the block. the user-friendly, home-friendly, and wallet-friendly 3D printer from FlashForge Finder 3D Printer is ready to play. Loaded with easy-to-use features, and designed to be at home in kids rooms and classrooms, the new FlashForge Finder is the first choice for 3D printing novices and educators. Beginners benefit from the slide-in build plate, assisted bed-leveling, and intuitive color touchscreen. And parents and teachers appreciate its quiet and safe operation. The Finder uses only non-toxic PLA, and the heated components are safely encased. The creative world of 3D printing awaits, and the FlashForge Finder is here to show you the way.

Slide-in build plate allows you to draw it out of the printer and then remove the finished 3D prints more easily. At same time, it can minimize damages or offsets to the build plate.

FlashForge Finder 3D Printer features an intuitive calibration detection system to assist leveling. You are directed to tighten or loosen leveling screws until a beeper barely sounds, then it detects the distance between nozzle and build plate to verify whether your leveling is at the right position. Once the first location is leveled, you’re directed to next two screw locations accordingly with same operation. In this whole process, you’re well instructed with clear messages on the touchscreen display. And all of these make calibration much easier and more precise than before.

FlashForge Finder 3D Printer is equiped with super quiet printing desiging, the sound of operation is low to 50 decibels, provides a quiet printing experience for colleague and family!

Finder features the 2nd generation Wi-Fi connection with more stable wireless file transmission. And now you can send 3D files from your computer to Finder 8GB memory with your own Wi-Fi network under AP or STA modes.

Picking the perfect 3D printer means finding one that fits your lifestyle. Consider these questions before you begin comparing models:

• What 3D printing software do you want to use? You’ll need to use software to create printing plans or send existing plans to your 3D printer. Every 3D printer comes with its own software. Sometimes, that’s a proprietary app; other times, it’s an open-source app. Spend time watching demo videos and video reviews of the different applications to get a sense of which would be best for you.
• How much available space do you have for a 3D printer? 3D printers range in size from slightly bigger than a breadbox to the size of a mini-fridge. Don’t assume that any 3D printer you buy would fit on your desk. Measure your available space ahead of time and shop accordingly.
• Will you mostly be using plans you download from the internet, or will you be experimenting with making your own plans? You don’t have to make your own plans to enjoy a 3D printer, and in fact, you can save some money if you choose a model geared toward casual users. If you’re going to be creating unique objects or modifying existing designs, you’ll need a 3D printer that provides more granular control and the flexibility to adjust detailed options; this will cost a little more.