Where every number comes from

Polymaker

Measured on XY-printed specimens. Nylon and PPS samples were annealed before testing — unannealed parts read lower.

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Polymaker

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SUNLU

Impact is notched Izod (ISO 180), not the notched Charpy (ISO 179) Polymaker publishes — the two columns do not compare directly. Specimens printed at 255 °C, 100 % infill. PDF hosted by the retailer 3DJake.

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extrudr

The sheet does not say whether specimens were printed or injection-moulded. 215 % elongation and 94 kJ/m² notched Izod are typical of moulded base-resin specimens — FDM parts will read lower, especially along Z.

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Fiberlogy

The page does not say whether specimens were printed or moulded. The values nearly match extrudr's sheet, which suggests both come from the same base resin.

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SUNLU

Impact is notched Izod (ISO 180). Specimens printed at 240 °C, 45 mm/s, 100 % infill. The same sheet gives a 60–70 °C bed in its parameter table and 90–100 °C with an enclosure under its notes. PDF hosted by the retailer 3DJake.

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Formlabs

Post-cured values. Green parts are far weaker — Formlabs publishes both columns.

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Formlabs

Measured after Form Cure V2, 12 min at 70 °C. The product page does not name the ASTM method per row.

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Formlabs

The 238 °C HDT needs an extra thermal cure at 160 °C for 180 min. UV cure alone gives 142 °C.

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Formlabs

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Formlabs

ASTM values (D638 Type 1, D790-15, D256-10, D648) on Fuse 1 parts. Elongation is published separately for X/Y and Z, which is the most important thing in the table.

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Formlabs

The sheet publishes two columns: green parts and post-cured parts. They differ by nearly a factor of two in tensile strength, so reading the wrong column is reading the wrong material.

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Prusa Research

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Prusa Research

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Creality

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QIDI Technology

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Bambu Lab

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Bambu Lab

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ELEGOO

Printer specifications change between revisions. Check the spec page for the exact model before buying.

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Snapmaker

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Flashforge

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Flashforge

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Sovol

Sold on pre-order; the maker gives late November to mid-December for delivery. These are pre-shipping commitments, not measurements on retail units.

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Co Print

Not yet launched — the page only takes reservations ahead of a Kickstarter campaign. Several specs (nozzle and bed temperature, enclosure) are not published there.

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Creality

Announced ahead of sale (the maker says “Q3 2026”). Specifications may change before shipping.

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Creality

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Creality

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Creality (PR Newswire)

Sold through crowdfunding (Indiegogo). Shipping dates are the maker's plan, not a retail-purchase commitment.

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Bambu Lab

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Bambu Lab

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Bambu Lab

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Voron Design

The 120×120×120 mm build volume and GPL-3.0 license come from the official design repository. Voron Design publishes drawings and a bill of materials for self-sourcing and self-assembly — it does not sell an assembled printer.

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Voron Design

The official configurator page lists three options — 250, 300 and 350 mm. It is one set of drawings; the builder picks a size when assembling the parts list, not three separate models.

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Formlabs

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Prusa Research

Kit prices in the post are first-batch prices. The shipping date it gives (from June 2026) slipped; see the 20 Aug 2026 update.

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Prusa Research

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Prusa Research

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Prusa Research

The page blocks automated readers; values were read from the search engine's excerpt of this page. Check the page itself before ordering.

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HP

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HP

Under $60,000, powder from about $100/kg and service at about 10 % of hardware price a year are HP's launch figures for the US and EU, not a Vietnamese quote. Availability is planned for early 2027, “subject to change”.

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Bambu Lab

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Bambu Lab

The page blocks automated readers; it was read through the search engine's excerpt of the page itself.

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Bambu Lab

Documentation for one slicer, not for a material. Parameter names and their shipped defaults change between Bambu Studio versions and between machine and nozzle profiles. Check against the profile installed on your own machine.

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Bambu Lab

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Bambu Lab

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Bambu Lab

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Bambu Lab

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Prusa Research

PrusaSlicer's own description of its infill patterns. The pattern names are shared across slicers; the toolpaths they generate and the material they consume are not necessarily the same.

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Bambu Lab

Load behaviour is read from the source at this exact release, not from user documentation. Other versions may behave differently.

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OrcaSlicer

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Creality

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QIDI Tech

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ELEGOO

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Anycubic

The public repository is based on OrcaSlicer 2.3.1; the app Anycubic ships may be a different version.

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Snapmaker

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FlashForge

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3MF Consortium

The specification defines the core only. Print settings, plates and paint in Bambu Studio, OrcaSlicer and their forks are each program's own extension, not part of the spec.

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Library of Congress

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CIPA / JEITA

The specification lists the tags a file can carry. Which tags a given device actually writes depends on the maker and the user's settings.

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Bambu Lab

Describes Bambu Lab's own plates. Another maker's textured PEI has a different coating and does not necessarily take the same temperature window.

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Bambu Lab

The windows in this table are Bambu Lab's own filaments on Bambu Lab's own plates. A starting point, not a requirement for another brand's spool.

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Bambu Lab

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Bambu Lab

The gram and change-count examples are Bambu Lab's, on their sample parts, with a single-nozzle printer and AMS. Your part will differ; the ratios travel better than the absolute numbers.

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Bambu Lab

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Bambu Lab

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Polymaker

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Prusa Research

Written for Prusa's own spring steel sheets. The cleaning-solvent advice is tied to each sheet's coating and does not generalise to every build surface.

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OrcaSlicer

One slicer's documentation. Test names and the defaults in each dialog change between OrcaSlicer versions.

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Prusa Research

One printer and filament maker's position on its own products — not a certification and not a legal instrument. The page states outright that they do not recommend 3D prints as food containers.

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Prusa Research

The maker's own blog post, with bacterial cultures grown from their own prints. The Prusament colour list it gives is a confirmation from their colorant supplier, not a food-contact certification for the finished spool.

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Bambu Lab

Intervals and procedures written for Bambu Lab's X1 series, down to named greases. A different machine has different mechanics; do not derive its schedule from this page.

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Prusa Research

A print-hours schedule for the MK4/S and MK3.9/S. Its solvent warnings are tied to Prusa's own sheets, and the instruction not to lubricate the Z lead screws belongs to the Z mechanism on those machines.

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RepRap Project

The project's own wiki page, describing RepRap as a partially self-replicating printer and stating its designs are released under the GNU GPL. This describes a community project started in 2004, not the specification of any one machine.

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Prusa Research

Prusa's own page, with a status table per category (firmware, printed parts, electrical schematics, manufacturing data) for each printer line, and their own license — the Open Community License (OCL) — for hardware files published after CORE One. This describes Prusa's own policy, not the full GPL the earlier i3 line used.

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Formlabs

Formlabs states a recommended 30% refresh rate for Nylon 12 Powder on the Fuse series — meaning 70% of a build's powder may be reclaimed. This is a figure for Formlabs' own material and machine, not a value that carries over to another SLS system.

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Bambu Lab

The maker writing about its own product. EU 10/2011 compliance is stated for each ingredient of the filament, not for printed parts; the post gives no emission figures, only a comparison with an unnamed “comparable” filament.

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Polymaker

The page blocks automated readers; it was read through the search engine's excerpt. LayerHub itself lives at layerhub3d.com.

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Polymaker (GitHub)

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HP

Documentation for an earlier MJF machine. It is cited only for the general process (powder spread, fusing and detailing agents, infrared energy), which HP says the MJF 1200 shares.

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Bambu Lab

The table covers Bambu Lab's own filaments. The “drying requirement before use” column is the maker's advice for its own spools, new ones included — not a moisture measurement of any spool.

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Bambu Lab

Applies to the AMS, not the AMS lite. Other makers' multi-material feeders have their own limits.

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Prusa Research

One maker describing its own process. “±0.05 mm is the industry standard” is Prusa's characterisation, not a published standard.

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Protolabs Network

An on-demand manufacturer's design guidance, written for industrial machines and for parts customers send in. Its thresholds — 5 mm bridges, 45° overhangs, 5 mm pins — are drawing rules of thumb, not values measured on any one printer.

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Protolabs

Guidance from an on-demand manufacturer, stating a metal printer costs at least as much as a CNC machine tool — usually more — while many desktop FDM or SLA printers sell for under $10,000. This is the perspective of a company that sells manufacturing services, not a neutral price survey.

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Protolabs Network (Hubs)

Same publisher as protolabs-fdm-design. The $550,000–$2,000,000 DMLS/SLM range and roughly $140,000 for metal wire extrusion are market reference figures at time of writing, not a quote for any named machine.

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Bộ Công Thương / EVN

Average retail price 2,204.0655 VND/kWh before VAT. Per-band and per-customer-group rates are in the schedule attached to the decision.

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Bộ Công Thương

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Bộ Y tế — Cục An toàn thực phẩm

The record on the Food Safety Authority's portal: signed 30/08/2011, in force from 01/03/2012. QCVN 12-1:2011/BYT is the synthetic-plastics regulation in this group. We cite the instrument so a reader can look it up; current status and how it applies to a given product is for the authority to say.

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Cổng thông tin điện tử TP. Hồ Chí Minh

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FCC (qua fccid.io)

A radio certification record, not a printer specification. It gives a model name and a filing date (11 Sep 2026), not what the machine does. Bambu Lab has not announced this product.

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FCC (qua fccid.io)

A radio certification record, not a printer specification. It gives a model name and a filing date (11 Sep 2026), not what the machine does. Bambu Lab has not announced this product.

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FCC (qua fccid.io)

A radio certification record, granted 15 Sep 2026, not a printer specification. Photos and the user manual are confidential until 14 Mar 2027. Bambu Lab has not announced this product.

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CNIPA (qua Google Patents)

A pending application, priority 6 Nov 2025. It describes a rack for replaceable printheads and names no product; its drawings are not a shipping configuration.

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Meme 3D

List prices on the day of retrieval, promotions included. Retail prices move constantly.

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3DPLUS

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3D Thinking

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Meme 3D

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Kim Đô 3D

List price on the day of retrieval, VAT and current promotion included (regular 26,400,000 ₫). Kim Đô describes itself as Snapmaker's first official dealer in Vietnam.

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Meme 3D

List price on the day of retrieval, current promotion included (regular 22,400,000 ₫). The page does not say whether VAT is included.

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3D Core Tech

List price for the open-frame Sovol M1D on the day of retrieval; VAT not stated. At that date the machine was still in the maker's pre-order phase.

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Meme 3D

List prices on the day of retrieval, promotions included, accessories excluded. Printer prices move faster than filament prices: use this as a scale, not a quote.

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Bambu Lab Store (US)

Bambu Lab's pages showed different prices on the same day: the H2 series page says “from $2,399”, the store page $2,199 for the base unit. Prices move with promotions; tax not included.

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