Raise3D 3D printers
Updated 21 May 2026 · Live prices on every page load from United States marketplaces
Raise3D targets the small-business and production end of the hobbyist market, not hobbyists themselves. Machines like the Pro3 and E2 are built around reliability and service contracts - boring in a good way. You pay a noticeable premium over a Bambu X1C for comparable spec, but what you're actually buying is the replacement-parts pipeline, the warranty, and a support line that answers the phone. Overkill for printing a phone stand; sensible if a broken printer costs you a client.
2 verified Raise3D printers currently on United States marketplaces , priced $2999 - $2999 - all FDM. Ranked by spec sheet (CoreXY, heated chamber, hot-end temp, auto-levelling, volumetric flow, build volume). Each row links to the full printer page with live offers across marketplaces.
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101017001 Pro2 Plus$2999 FDM · Cartesian · Closed · 56.3 L - #2
E2 - Features IDEX$2999 FDM · IDEX · open · 19.0 L
Frequently asked about Raise3D
Are Raise3D 3D printers any good? +
Raise3D currently has 2 verified models on United States marketplaces, priced $2999 - $2999. At least one model in the range clears 300 °C on the hot end, so engineering materials are on the table. Spec quality varies model-to-model; read the individual printer page before deciding.
What is the cheapest Raise3D 3D printer? +
Raise3D 101017001 Pro2 Plus at $2999 on United States marketplaces right now. FDM with Cartesian kinematics and Pre-calibrated leveling auto-levelling. Prices move - click through to the printer page for the live number.
Does Raise3D make resin 3D printers? +
No, the Raise3D catalogue I can see right now is entirely FDM. If you want resin, check the top-value leaderboard for resin-specific brands.
Is Raise3D a good brand for a first 3D printer? +
Raise3D has auto-levelling models in range, but little enclosed stock - fine for PLA and PETG, not ideal if you want to grow into ABS later. Check the "best 3D printers for beginners" shortlist for cross-brand comparison.
Ranking is spec-driven and doesn't capture firmware polish, customer support or long-term reliability. Use this as a shortlist, not a verdict. Every printer has its own page with pros, cons, head-to-head comparisons and alternatives across price bands.
