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Sindoh 3DWOX DP200 3D Printer

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◆ Certifications

Specifications Met – CE, UL

◆ Warranty (Only applies to the users who purchase 3DWOX through an authorized seller on Amazon US)

1) Product – Up to 1 year from the product purchase date

2) Parts (Nozzle, Bed) – 90 days from the product purchase date

For details, please visit our official 3DWOX website. (Please google “3DWOX” to find our website)

Note: You must register your product on our website for warranty. (Go to Support → Register Your Product) For more information, follow us on our Twitter!

◆ Warranty outside the US (Only applies to the users who purchase 3DWOX through an authorized seller on Amazon US)

For those who purchased 3DWOX on Amazon US through International Shipping and those who purchased 3DWOX on Amazon US and transported it to countries outside the US, we equally apply the warranty excluding the shipping fee.

Product Features

  • ✅ Red Dot Design Award winner.
  • ✅ Offers automatic loading and unloading of filament; Insert a cartridge and 3DWOX will do the rest.
  • ✅ Offers users the assisted leveling system; 3Dwox calculates and assists user in bed leveling.
  • ✅ Includes a wide range of connectivity options (USB Flash Drive, Ethernet, Wi-Fi, USB Cable).
  • ✅ Internal monitoring camera for remote viewing via PC, Laptop and Smart Phones.
  • ✅ 5-Inch LCD screen equipped with the full color touch screen menu and user friendly instructions.
  • ✅ Nozzle Diameter 0. 4mm Max Build size (WxDxH) 200 x 200 x 185mm (7. 9″x7. 9″x7. 3″).
Price: $1299          Buy Now
  • Anonymous says:
    May 3, 2019 at 11:15 am

    Does what the $2500 3D printers do for 1/2 the cost. Worth the investment, skip the $500 models and upgrade if you are serious. This will be the 5th 3D printer I have owed, or attempted to own, in the past year. And, judging from everything I have seen so far in the last 2 weeks, this will be the company I stick with in the future. I started out with a build-your-own that was almost comical in its quality (but it was $100, so it was a good educational experience). I then went onto a $300 kickstarter model from M3D that – sorry to say – left a very bad taste in my mouth after less than a month of printing. Nothing would adhere to the bad anymore and the company’s support structure was a joke. Their answer? Wait for the next model. I gave it away to a school group for them to use as a project to see if they could fix it up and get it working better. I then bought a DaVinvi Jr. model….and then a second one when the first one clogged and would not unclog less than 2 weeks into light printing. Their customer service? Two weeks after I returned it to Amazon and got the second one contacted me and told me to try…

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  • Anonymous says:
    May 3, 2019 at 11:15 am

    Despite other rave reviews, I’m not happy so far *UPDATED* Received the printer in good condition, very well packaged. I set it up, installed the cartridge and printed on or the test parts which came out ok. I went for the big guns and attempted to print an Eiffel tower model to test the accuracy. I set it up and made sure it was printing ok and went to bed as it was an almost 7 hour print job. I woke to find a partial print and rats nest of PLA. Ok, perhaps that was ambitious so I attempted to print the spinner project that’s in the printer. Went to have breakfast and came back to another partial ok print and rats nest. (see images) I have not modified anything on the printer settings. When I pressed the tabs to remove the build plate, the left one broke off. The right one is so flimsy that I doubt it would hold the table correctly. So, I’m waiting for a response to my email to support and can’t print a thing, so far.***UPDATE ***There was something seriously wring with the first printer I received. I returned to Amazon on…

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  • Anonymous says:
    May 3, 2019 at 11:32 am

    Sindoh Printer: 2 years later, still having fun (with a few caveats) See Impportant Updates at End:I was worried and somewhat skeptical about this product. Where are the reviews? Are the reviews here as good as in PCMag, etc? Is it usable by a complete newbie, someone who’s never 3D printed anything?Not being certain as to the answers to these questions, I spent a lot of time looking up information on Sindoh and it’s history. I think that, the price, and the reviews here are what sealed the deal. Still, I was worried.Remember: I’ve never done 1 3D print. I’ve never had a 3D printer. In fact, I’ve never been around a 3D printer.When the package was delivered at about 6:30pm one Saturday a couple months ago, I was duly impressed by the packaging. The printer was sealed up like Fort Knox: solid and well-protected. The hardest part of the set-up truly was clearing space on my desk. This is a large device! Once space was cleared, I was printing in a half-hour. And, that was taking time to read…

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