Six active printers. One practical shop system.

Running Klipper with Fluidd and Mainsail. This is the speed demon of the fleet — fast production runs, high throughput, enclosed chamber. The printer that handles the daily queue.

220 × 220 × 250 mm · Klipper (Fluidd + Mainsail) · 300 mm/s cruise, 600 mm/s peak

Found on Facebook Marketplace for $80. Paid for itself in two days. Compact, reliable, and absurdly capable for its size. The printer that proves you do not need to spend a fortune to produce professional results.

180 × 180 × 180 mm · Bambu Lab Stock · 500 mm/s peak

Dual extrusion workhorse. When a job needs two materials or soluble supports, this is the machine that handles it. Not the fastest, but the most versatile for complex prints.

214 × 186 × 160 mm · Marlin · 80 mm/s

The multi-material unit turns this into a 5-color machine. Proven Prusa reliability, open-source firmware, and the kind of dimensional accuracy that engineers trust. The printer for precision jobs and multi-color showpieces.

250 × 210 × 200 mm · Prusa Firmware (Marlin fork) · 200 mm/s

Large format build volume for oversize parts. When a job does not fit on the other machines, this is where it goes. Helmets, enclosure panels, large marine hardware — the printer for projects that need room.

420 × 420 × 500 mm · Anycubic Stock (Marlin-based) · 300 mm/s peak

Arrived April 8, 2026. Heated chamber. 300 × 300 × 330 mm. Engineering plastics, marine-grade work, and the partnership machine from Prusa Research. This is the one pledged for the Newport-Bermuda 2026 race deployment.

300 × 300 × 330 mm · Prusa ecosystem · High-throughput enclosed production