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The FlashForge AD5X Multi-Color 3D Printer Drops Below $200 for the First Time Ever for Black Friday

The exact same printer is nearly double the price on Amazon.

The FlashForge AD5X Multi-Color 3D Printer Drops Below $200 for the First Time Ever for Black Friday

The FlashForge AD5X Multi-Color 3D Printer has dropped below $200 for the first time ever during Black Friday. For just $171.83, with coupon code DBDEAL40, the printer is available on AliExpress. This price is significantly lower than Amazon's $349 listing for the same printer. The FlashForge AD5X is the most affordable multi-material printer in the company's lineup, offering the ability to print with multiple colors or filament types on a single 3D print.

The printer features a CoreXY structure, which improves print speed and precision by having the print head move while the motors remain stationary. The AD5X boasts an open bed design with a working space of approximately 8.7 cubic inches, along with a print speed of up to 600mm/s and an acceleration of 20,000mm/s². The printer also includes a multi-filament module, allowing for simultaneous printing with up to four different colored filaments or materials. Assembly is quick and easy, and users can expect to make their first test print within minutes.

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