Founded in 2016, the Shenzen based Nova3D company is mainly committed to the development of LCD based 3D printers.
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In 2016 the company’s first LCD 3D printer, Bene1, was launched, followed by some upgraded iterations. In order to better meet the market demand, though, Nova3D has now released the consumer-grade Elfin model, based on the Bene3.
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As the budget resin printer market is currently overflowing with competitive models, read on to find out if the Nova3D Elfin can hold up with the established players? Let’s see what the Nova3D Elfin brings to the table. Resolution The vat’s transparent bottom with the LCD screen under it (Source: Nova3D) The first feature that meats the eye – and also probably the most important – is the printer’s resolution. The Nova3D Elfin offers a 2K resolution LCD (2560 x 1440 pixels), putting the printer in the same ballpark as its budget competitors […]
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