TEVOUP Little Monster Delta 3D Printer, Print Speed Max 300 mm/s, Auto Leveling, Titan Extruder with Volcano nozzle, Full CNC Structure, 80% Pre-assembled, Prints PLA ABS Flexible PLA HIPS WOOD PVA Nylon, Build Size 340*500mm

Highlights

Delta 3D Printer

As with most delta 3D printers, the moving components of the Tevo Little Monster are very lightweight. That makes the hotend easier to travel, resulting in faster printing speed (up to 300 mm/s with greater accuracy). Also, Delta 3D printers are great when it comes to building higher objects.

Large Build Volume

D340x500mm. The Tevo Little Monster is made for big prints. It is one of the biggest build volumes available on the market

Great Components

Most of the mechanical parts are CNC milled aluminum or made with laser cutting. The Tevo Little Monster comes with lightweight components which makes it easier for the hotend to travel resulting faster printing speed of up to 300 mm per second with greater accuracy.

Extruder

Its extruder system comes pre-assembled with everything clearly labeled. It is a Titan flying extruder system with a V6 Volcano nozzle and the printer auto-calibrates before each new job to make sure the print bed is leveled perfectly.

Openbuilds Aluminum Extrusion

It has openbuilds aluminum extrusion 4080 with a modular structure and prints Multi Filaments PLA, ABS, Flexible PLA, HIPS, WOOD, PVA, and Nylon.

Heated Bed

The printer boasts of a glass-ceramic 3D printing bed that can heat up in 2 minutes to 140°F or 60°C. It draws its power from the AC current directly, so it heats up fast.

Touch Screen & Auto Bed Leveling

It also features an MKS TFT28 Touch screen with Smoothieware powered motherboard and has an auto bed leveling sensor made by Antclabs Bltouch. Models can be loaded via an SD card. Alternatively, you can hook up the machine to a computer and print directly from there and when it comes to 3D slicing, the printer offers a dedicated version of Cura for it.

Hackable

The Tevo Little Monster is highly hackable. If you are interested in switching parts, here's a great collection of 3D printable parts on Thingiverse. Some parts are also made open source. 

Other Features

Models can be loaded via an SD card. Alternatively, you can hook up the machine to a computer and print directly from there and when it comes to 3D slicing, the printer offers a dedicated version of Cura for it.

Specification