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Creality Hi Combo 3D Printer
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Open-frame Creality multicolor FDM
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$399.00
$599.00
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Creality Hi Combo open-frame FDM (260 × 260 × 300 mm) marketed for multicolor (up to 16-color) printing via CFS.
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7.5 / 10
Open-frame Creality multicolor FDM (260 × 260 × 300 mm) — not an enclosed production peer to K2 Pro.
Use Hi Combo when open-frame CFS multicolor and 260 × 260 × 300 mm cover the job. Prefer K2 Pro when enclosure + chamber heating are already required.
| Print technology | fdm |
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| Build volume | 260 × 260 × 300 mm |
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| Enclosure | open |
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| Machine type | desktop-fdm |
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Enclosure
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Build volume
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