Large build volume
Print big projects with sizes up to 11.8 x 11.8 x 15.7 in.
3D printers
/ Longer
5.5
Longer 3D printers
These large-format FDM printers feature silent motherboards and open-source firmware for home, school, and DIY projects
Our pick
Worth noticing
Silent motherboard
The TMC 2209 drivers ensure quiet motor movement during operation.
Direct drive power
The LK10 model features a 300°C direct drive for high-speed printing.
Listed here
How Longer splits here
- 5 of 9 with weight · 12 kg mid
- 9 of 9 with length · 30 cm mid
- 9 of 9 with width · 39.9 cm mid
- 9 of 9 with height · 38.1 cm mid
The lineup
Longer: 9 printers listed here
Ranges FDM Large build volume
About this lineup
Precision FDM and CoreXY Engineering
This catalog highlights machines with open-source motherboards and resume printing functions. The hardware supports high-temperature printing and rapid 500mm/s speeds on select models.
- 11.8 x 11.8 x 15.7 in build size
- TMC 2209 silent drivers
- 500mm/s CoreXY technology
- 300°C direct drive extruder
- Open source motherboard
- 95% pre-assembled frames
What sets them apart
Current models
Longer focuses on FDM 3D printers, Large build volume 3D printers, Pre-assembled 3D printers, 3D printers for home use in the current models.
Under the hood
These large-format FDM printers feature silent motherboards and open-source firmware for home, school, and DIY projects
Who they are for
Pick a Longer model from FDM 3D printers, Large build volume 3D printers, Pre-assembled 3D printers, 3D printers for home use when that is the job you have.
How they differ
Start with Large format silent motherboard FDM printer; Open source large volume FDM printer; Large FDM printer with resume printing and match the listed type to what you need.
Mentioned
Pluses and minuses
8 reviews behind this list
Plus side
- Large build volume 3
- Print quality 3
- Sturdy construction 2
- Durable nozzle 1
- Fast heating 1
- Stable temperatures 1
Limits
- Assembly difficulty 3
- Bed leveling issues 3
- Poor instructions 3
- Bed adhesion problems 2
- Print quality 1
- Stable temperatures 1
- Sturdy construction 1
First-hand
What people say
The large build size on the LK5 Pro lets me print massive parts that wouldn't fit on other machines.
I appreciate the silent motherboard; I can run prints overnight without the noise bothering anyone.
The 95% pre-assembled frame made the setup very quick for such a large FDM printer.
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FAQ
Longer Questions
What is the largest print size available?
The LK5 Pro series offers a large build volume of 11.8 x 11.8 x 15.7 in. This is ideal for big DIY projects and school models.
Are these printers loud during operation?
No, these models feature silent motherboards and TMC 2209 drivers. This technology significantly reduces the noise from the motors.
Can I modify the software on these printers?
Yes, many of these models come with a fully open-source motherboard. This allows for firmware upgrades and customization by the user.
How fast can these machines print?
While the LK5 Pro focuses on size, the LK10 model uses CoreXY technology to reach speeds of up to 500mm/s.