EasythreeD

EasythreeD: Making 3D Printing Accessible & Fun

EasythreeD (also stylized EasyThreed) is a Chinese manufacturer of compact, entry-level 3D printers, filaments, and accessories. Since its founding in 2015, the company has focused on education, hobbyist users, and first-time printers-designing machines that are affordable, simple to use, and ready to get people started in additive manufacturing.

Origins & Company Profile

Shenzhen EasyThreed Technology Co., Ltd. was established in 2015 with a mission to democratize 3D printing through low-cost, educational hardware and consumables. The company has grown into a recognized name in the small desktop 3D printer niche, particularly for users who want a plug-and-play experience without the complexity of assembling or tuning large machines.

Product Line Overview

EasythreeD's focus is on compact FDM (fused deposition modeling) machines, consumables, and software tailored to beginners. Some typical product offerings include:

• Mini 3D printers with small build volumes (e.g. 100 x 100 x 100 mm platforms)
• DIY / semi-assembled kits for users who want to tinker or learn mechanics
• Dedicated slicer software (Easyware) that simplifies slicing for non-technical users
• Filaments, spare parts, and accessories matched to small-printer usage

Because EasythreeD's machines are tailored for education, hobby, and lightweight desktop use, their hardware tends to favour simplicity over maximum speed or large print volumes.

Strengths & Considerations

EasythreeD's advantages lie in its simplicity, affordability, and ease of use. Many units arrive nearly pre-assembled, requiring minimal setup. That reduces the barrier of entry for newcomers to 3D printing. Its small footprint makes it suitable for desktop, home, or classroom settings.

However, there are limitations to be aware of. The small build volumes constrain the size of objects you can print. Some models lack heated beds, which restricts usable filament types (e.g. PLA only) and can affect adhesion. Also, being a niche/entry brand, support and parts availability may be less robust than among mainstream brands.

Performance & Real-World Use

Reviewers of models like the EasyThreed X1 note that while they are modest in capability, they are surprisingly capable for their price and size. The X1 was described as "very basic ... ideal for kids and newcomers" with a 100 x 100 x 100 mm print area and non-heated bed, yet easy to assemble and operate.

User communities often view EasythreeD as a starter brand-good for experimentation, learning, and small prints, but not for heavy or professional workloads. Some users upgrade parts or mod components as their experience grows. Its simplicity and ease of entry are seen as the most attractive traits by beginners and educational setups.

Availability & Support in South Africa

If you are selling EasythreeD products in South Africa, ensure you operate as an authorised reseller so customers get genuine hardware and correct configurations. Because the brand is niche, local stocks may be limited and import lead times longer than mainstream brands.

Warranty support in South Africa should follow the standard policy: the customer must return the item to the original point of sale. No other retailer can offer warranty backup, and there is no central support desk for end users in the country.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which filaments can EasythreeD printers use?

Most EasythreeD units use standard 1.75 mm PLA. Due to the absence of heated beds on many models, use of ABS or more demanding filaments may be limited or require additional modifications.

How large can I print with an EasythreeD printer?

Many units have modest build volumes - often around 100 x 100 x 100 mm. Always check the printer's specs to match it to your intended project size.

Is the machine difficult to assemble?

No - many units arrive mostly pre-assembled. Users often report that setup is fast and straightforward, sometimes within minutes.

Can I upgrade or modify these printers?

Yes, some users swap parts (beds, extruders, frames) to improve performance or expand functionality.

What if the printer fails or has defects?

If you encounter issues, return the device to the original point of sale for warranty or repair service. Because support is not centrally handled in every region, the reseller is your primary contact for faults or replacements.