If you want to create objects from home, E.Leclerc is offering a high-precision 3D printer from the Yonis brand on sale, on sale. Its price has plummeted thanks to a 52% discount.
With a 3D printer, you can let your imagination run wild and create all the objects and shapes you want! Whether it’s to create a decorative object or simply transform your ideas into real objects, you can do it all. While there are many models of 3D printers on the market, E.Leclerc offers for sale the Yonis brand High-precision DIY 3D printer. Normally sold at the price of 828.99 euros, this 3D printer can be ordered for only 396.99 euros. You can thus make significant savings thanks to the exclusive E.Leclerc discount of 52%.
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This 3D printer is sold at half price on E.Leclerc
With the high-precision 3D printer from Yonis, you will bring your ideas to life in just a few hours. This printer has a resume printing function after a power outage. In addition, its power supply is protected by two separate fuses to prevent unexpected power surges. It is capable of heating the construction surface to 90°C in just 5 minutes.
This 3D printer only takes 10 minutes to assemble with 20 screws. It is equipped with a viscous platform sticker to replace the reprint tape and glue, solving the warping problem while saving printing costs.
This 3D printer can work online or offline, with an SD card. It accepts STL, OBJ, AMF file formats and uses the following slicing software: Cura/Repetier-Host/Simplify3D.
This printer is precise thanks to the CNC machining of the Y mounting rail. It ensures precise positioning and maintains a stable frame for high-precision printing quality. If you were looking to try new things, E.Leclerc is offering this 3D printer for less than 400 euros for a limited time.
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