Tiko 3D is the second most-funded 3D printer on Kickstarter ever —the first being M3D who launched the Micro consumer 3D printer back in 2014. M3D raised $3.4 million on Kickstarter from over ...

Yet. M3D For a limited time, you can get the Micro 3D Printer and 5 spools of filament for $399, plus $9.99 for shipping (see below for instructions and code). Regular price for that bundle: $505.

For printing materials, M3D offers an impressive array of choices including PLA or ABS filament in a range of colors along Chameleon 3D Ink which “changes to a rich white color when exposed to a ...

After raising $3.4 million on Kickstarter earlier this year, M3D's desktop printer — the Micro — is almost here. "Around December, everything should be nice and ready," said M3D President David Jones.

M3D’s $350 Micro gets you plenty of bang for your buck, but it’s a bit too unreliable to stand toe-to-toe with more expensive 3D printers.

Today at CE Week 2016, M3D unveiled a new printer --dubbed the M3D Pro-- that addresses all the flaws and shortcomings of the Micro.

The M3D Pro is a variation of the original Micro 3D printer the company showed off at SXSW, now with built-in, self-aware software which corrects jams and errors without user input.

Grand prize: M3D Pro printer and five spools of Tough 3D filament. Runners-up (2): Micro+ printer and two spools of Tough 3D.

M3D just launched their second 3D printer on Kickstarter. The M3D Pro offers more professional features than its predecessor, the M3D Micro, which is still one of cheapest 3D printers around.

M3D has this week unveiled a new 3D printer the company has created aimed at professionals, and takes the form of the aptly named M3D Pro 3D Printer.

The M3D Micro is a basic 3D printer that offers value for the money, but lacks the flexibility and speed of more expensive models.