[0.295 lb] And the reason is that it works flawlessly out of the box. I previously bought a Creality machine and got so frustrated with it that I literally took it to the dump and chucked it. On the Dremel I first printed a tiny bit of the froggy then went right to my 88 hour 70% infill print job creating a 4" to 2" reducer for a computer fan for my racing sim. It is not finished yet but so far looks beautiful. This machine is not inexpensive, but quality and build convenience have a price.

I had a shipping problem between B&H and FedEx and the first machine arrived beat up. B&H corrected it immediately by shipping out a replacement without question.

[0.295 lb] I did a lot of research for a great 3D printer.  There were a couple that were recommended to me but when doing internet searches, reviews on CNET and other tech websites I kept coming back to the Dremel 3D45.  

Ive done a couple of test prints and the results are fantastic.  

What I love:
- the setup was a breeze.  The display screen walks you through each step from connecting to a network, leveling the bed and even telling you to put a thin coat of paste (included) on the glass bed.  Plug and play!
- the RFID on the reels (also see what I hate) that give you automatic temperature settings.  
- the enclosed print bed.  Since I have my printer setup in the garage it helps control the temp for the whole printer.
- ability to load projects from a computer through the home network connection

What I hate:
- the Dremel RFID filament spools are a great time saver but since the spools are not as wide and the recess in the case will only take the Dremel spools and allow the recess cover to be used.  While I have not yet tried another brands filament most likely Ill need an external spool holder.  
- the touch panel is not capacitive touch and can be a bit finnicky to make selections.  Ive got fat fingers and found myself backing up during setup on a few occasions.  
- the display was flickering while doing setup, almost like a loose connection.   During printing the display was very clear and consistent.  Very odd.
- Price... a bit high but I did catch it on sale and saved $200.  With B&Hs free shipping and no sales tax it made it even more of a deal.  

All and all I think picking the Dremel Digilab 3D45 was the right choice and will be more than perfect for what I need!

[0.295 lb] I did a lot of research for a great 3D printer.  There were a couple that were recommended to me but when doing internet searches, reviews on CNET and other tech websites I kept coming back to the Dremel 3D45.  

Ive done a couple of test prints and the results are fantastic.  

What I love:
- the setup was a breeze.  The display screen walks you through each step from connecting to a network, leveling the bed and even telling you to put a thin coat of paste (included) on the glass bed.  Plug and play!
- the RFID on the reels (also see what I hate) that give you automatic temperature settings.  
- the enclosed print bed.  Since I have my printer setup in the garage it helps control the temp for the whole printer.
- ability to load projects from a computer through the home network connection

What I hate:
- the Dremel RFID filament spools are a great time saver but since the spools are not as wide and the recess in the case will only take the Dremel spools and allow the recess cover to be used.  While I have not yet tried another brands filament most likely Ill need an external spool holder.  
- the touch panel is not capacitive touch and can be a bit finnicky to make selections.  Ive got fat fingers and found myself backing up during setup on a few occasions.  
- the display was flickering while doing setup, almost like a loose connection.   During printing the display was very clear and consistent.  Very odd.
- Price... a bit high but I did catch it on sale and saved $200.  With B&Hs free shipping and no sales tax it made it even more of a deal.  

All and all I think picking the Dremel Digilab 3D45 was the right choice and will be more than perfect for what I need!

[0.295 lb] I did a ton of research over the past few months and found that the Dremel 3D45 to be at the top of the list for just about every model within this price point. I ended pulling the trigger, praying that the setup wouldn't be all the difficult or tiresome.


To my surprise, this printer is ready to roll right out of the box. Within about two hours, I had my first print (frog) completed and 30 minutes after that print, sent over a project I've been working on in Tinkercad. This is my first time using a 3D printer and I'm so happy with this purchase!



I read reviews about how loud it might be, but I was pleasently surprised. My son took his afternoon nap the next room over and I could barely hear the printer working while in his room. The camera is a really neat feature and I look forward to loading the site on my mobile phone.


I'm REALLY surprised on how easy it was to get started! Great job Dremel and thanks to B&H for the quick ship!

[0.295 lb] I did a ton of research over the past few months and found that the Dremel 3D45 to be at the top of the list for just about every model within this price point. I ended pulling the trigger, praying that the setup wouldn't be all the difficult or tiresome.


To my surprise, this printer is ready to roll right out of the box. Within about two hours, I had my first print (frog) completed and 30 minutes after that print, sent over a project I've been working on in Tinkercad. This is my first time using a 3D printer and I'm so happy with this purchase!



I read reviews about how loud it might be, but I was pleasently surprised. My son took his afternoon nap the next room over and I could barely hear the printer working while in his room. The camera is a really neat feature and I look forward to loading the site on my mobile phone.


I'm REALLY surprised on how easy it was to get started! Great job Dremel and thanks to B&H for the quick ship!

[0.295 lb] Wow, what a difference in printing quality compared to the Lulzbot TAZ-6. It has network connectivity, USB support and an awesome case that makes printing ABS filament a breeze, at a very affordable price. Dremel is still supported, and for this reason, I decided to go with this ultra-reliable printer.

[0.295 lb] Good for abs filament

[0.295 lb] Worked straight out of the box. Slicer software works well and it easy to use. While my experience with this 3D printer is limited, I feel confident in giving it a 5 star rating.

[0.295 lb] The setup is pretty straightforward.
However, the yellow sticker is hard to get off from the front window.

[0.295 lb] The setup is pretty straightforward.
However, the yellow sticker is hard to get off from the front window.