The Copymaster 3D Pro is a fantastic machine all of us at 3D Junkie enjoy using it! Its easy smooth and never fails even on the more in-depth 3d molds. Over the years we have used many different 3D printers and believe that the Copymaster 3D is up there with the best of them.
This Copymaster 3D review will explain to you all you need to know about this machine; we have listed all the techie stuff. But more importantly, we are going to reveal why we rave about this machine!
The Copymaster 3D
Easy to assemble and great the beginners because of its simple design and LCD screen! The Copymaster 3D is a new coming to the 3d printing world and has become one of Amazons best sellers! It’s not the cheapest model, but we believe that paying that extra bit can give you a product that produces the best molds every time!
The Techie Stuff!
- Manufacturer: Copymaster
- Sizing: 300x300x400mm
- Weight: 17.2 Kg
- Pricing: 399 to 699
- User feedback: Great
What Are The Model Types?
You have three version of the Copymaster 3D Printer to choose from. Small, medium and large. If you’re looking to make bigger parts or accessories and have space, then we would suggest you choose the 500mm model. The price, range change depending on the size you order:
- First Model (300 x 300 x 400mm) – 499
- Second Model (400 x 400 x 400mm) – 599
- Third Model (500 x 500 x 500mm) – 699
Having that extra size can make all the difference to the size of your moulds. We own the bigger version and found it was easy to store and at the same time big enough for all our CAD designs!
Other Features
Another point to make about the Copymaster Pro 3D is its variety of filaments and straight out of the box use! There is no need to buy extra parts for different printing types because it provides an all in one package!
Providing you with 50microns of printing precision that help with intricate designs! Having 50microns at your disposal will make a massive difference to the finished product.
- Accuracy: 50microns
- Sensors: Run-out as standard
- Plate: Magnetic and easy to remove
Inspiration & Creator
The UK made a product ( that easy to assemble and straight out of the box use! Tim Gray who designed this model wanted to make it easy for you to have an all-round 3D printer at your disposal. He is passionate about 3D printing and very active in the industry, so we are sure you will hear this name again!
Final Review
Our final review of the Copymaster 3D is excellent, we have had the model for a few months now and can confirm it to be the best value for money so far! Having the 50microns of precession was an added benefit for a model in this price range.
Comparing this model with other brands on the web, you cannot buy this performance for under $1000. We encourage our readers to try this model and experience the molds first hand because its smooth, quiet and precise!
Happy Printing 🙂
Copymaster 3D Pro Review 399
Product Name: Copymaster 3D Pro
Product Description: The Copymaster 3D Pro is our most favourable 3d printer currently on the market. Its priced well for the smoothness and set up especially for beginners. It is capable of printing tricky and detailed moulds!
Brand: Copymaster
SKU: cop1
MPN: cop1
Offer price: 499
Currency: £
Availability: InStock
Offer URL: https://3djunkie.com/the-copymaster-3d-pro-review-50microns-of-precesion/
Valid until: 2025-01-16
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Where can you get help with the copymaster 500 they dont respond to email. Got two issues display wont work unless the computer plugged into it and it will not do anything either from the computer or the printer its self started with the a rail being higher on the right
Good question. I bought a broken one from tech outlet who I think distribute in the UK or are the same company.
By broken it had a warped print bed. (or not. As it just needed rebuilding straight.)
On your printer.
If its screen only works when plugged into the PC that sounds like a power rail has failed so when you plug it into the PC the PC powers the screen and controller.
If you have a multi meter I’d just pop the bottom off and make sure your power rails are attached to the auduino as I bet you’ll find they have simply come loose.
All the best.
Dave
Thanks dave had a look and the power connector going to the board is black seems the contacts have been arking cleaned them up all seems well. So I think I need to solder the wires on directly as I dont like the idea that the connector block is showing signs of heat damage.