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Artillery 3D

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Affordable enclosed CoreXY 3D printers with Klipper firmware for hobbyist makers

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  • Deployment Any
  • Starting price $169
  • Free trial Not offered
  • Best for Freelancers, SMEs

What is Artillery 3D?

Artillery 3D is a 3D printer brand founded in 2018 by Shenzhen Yuntuchuangzhi Technology, a former 3D printer parts supplier, and is based in Shenzhen, China. The company built its early reputation on the budget friendly Sidewinder and Genius printer lines before shifting its current lineup toward enclosed, high speed CoreXY machines.

Its current models are led by the enclosed M1 Pro and M1 Pro S1 CoreXY printers, which include active chamber heating and speeds up to 600mm/s, alongside the larger bed Sidewinder X4 Pro and X4 Plus machines. All current printers run Klipper firmware and pair with Artillery Studio, the company's own slicing software for Windows and Mac computers.

Key Features of Artillery 3D

Artillery 3D lists 10 documented features, including Enclosed CoreXY design with active chamber heating on the M1 series, Klipper firmware with pressure advance and input shaping and Print speeds up to 600mm/s. The list below covers what the product does rather than how it is marketed.

  • Enclosed CoreXY design with active chamber heating on the M1 series
  • Klipper firmware with pressure advance and input shaping
  • Print speeds up to 600mm/s
  • 36-point automatic bed leveling
  • Direct drive extruder
  • Closed-loop cooling fan system
  • Metal linear rail motion system
  • Filament runout detection and power-loss resume printing
  • Wi-Fi and USB-C connectivity
  • Artillery Studio slicing software for Windows and Mac

Artillery 3D Pricing

Artillery 3D lists 4 plans, from $169 to $319.

Sidewinder X4 Pro

$169

240x240x260mm build volume

Klipper-powered CoreXY printer with 36-point auto leveling and a dual pull-rod Z axis; sale price, regular price $319

Sidewinder X4 Plus

$249

Larger bed than the X4 Pro

Bigger-volume version of the X4 Pro built for larger prints; sale price, regular price $429

M1 Pro

$299.99

260x260x260mm build volume

Enclosed CoreXY printer with 60C active chamber heating and a 320C nozzle; regular price $349

M1 Pro S1

$319

260x260x260mm build volume

Enclosed CoreXY printer with closed-loop cooling and speeds up to 600mm/s; regular price $349

Artillery 3D Specifications

Artillery 3D is available on web app, Windows and macOS. It offers an API.

Deployment
  • Any
Billing cycle
Onetime
Desktop
  • Web App
  • Windows
  • macOS
Languages
  • English
Built for
  • Freelancers
  • SMEs
Support
  • Email
  • Tickets
Integrations
Current Klipper-based printers expose the open Moonraker API and are compatible with Artillery Studio slicing software plus third-party monitoring tools such as OctoEverywhere and Mobileraker.
Public API
Yes
Free trial
No
Free plan
No
Runs in browser
Yes
Customisable
Yes
Website
artillery3d.com

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Artillery 3D FAQs

Current models such as the M1 Pro and Sidewinder X4 series run Klipper firmware with pressure advance and input shaping for faster, more accurate prints.

The current M1 Pro and M1 Pro S1 models are fully enclosed with active chamber heating up to 60C, unlike the open-frame Sidewinder series.

Artillery provides its own Artillery Studio slicer for Windows and Mac, built on an open-source slicing engine.

Artillery 3D was founded in 2018 and is headquartered in Shenzhen, China.

Yes, current models use multi-point automatic bed leveling, such as the 36-point system on the Sidewinder X4 Pro.