- Print Quality+5 pts
the motors achieve 3-micron precision at a lower cost than industrial counterparts
- Speed+5 pts
the printer’s custom linear motors, which eliminate belts and pulleys for quieter, faster, and more precise motion.
Released Apr 2024
Released Apr 2024
The Peopoly Magneto X is a large-format FDM 3D printer that swaps traditional rails for a planar magnetic motor, gliding the toolhead on magnetic fields for fast, quiet, beltless motion beyond 800mm/s. It offers a 400x300x300mm build volume and Klipper firmware.
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Total +60 pts
the motors achieve 3-micron precision at a lower cost than industrial counterparts
the printer’s custom linear motors, which eliminate belts and pulleys for quieter, faster, and more precise motion.
the repeated uh accuracy is about 3 Micron
Canuck Creator provides a first look at the Peopoly Magneto X prototype, highlighting its linear motor motion system that eliminates belts, gears, and stepper motors for quieter operation. He notes the printer achieves speeds up to 700 mm/s with 22,000 mm/s² acceleration, runs standard open-source Klipper firmware, and features a 48-point load cell leveling system. The build volume is 400x300x300 mm, and the machine includes a camera and USB port. Overall, he is impressed by the innovative design and performance, calling it a genuinely new advancement in 3D printing.
it's definitely got a heavy-duty, industrial vibe going on.
It has a big print volume and it prints fast.
To achieve its crazy printing speeds
which is fantastic for using the full 400x300x300mm build volume, even with warp-happy, high-performance materials
a high-flow, wear-resistant hotend
he printer is best for experienced users familiar with Klipper
I'm not going to be able to see the damn screen
the linear motor has very high accuracy compared to stepper motors
you see these really high speeds Max print speed 800 millimeters per second 1500 millimeters per second Max travel speed 22 000 millimeters per second acceleration Max
introducing a machine that supposedly offers unparalleled speeds and precision using a magnetic motion system
this should give an advantage in print speed acceleration
after updates, the printer is capable of high-quality prints
does it ‘just work’ or require a level of tinkering?
powerful 48V system for fast speeds up to 800 mm/s.
he highlights the need for improved packaging
all of the software was open source.
high build quality
calibration and firmware updates require a slightly cumbersome process.
with the super dark tint of the enclosure makes it really dark and hard to see inside of the machine