First Look: Delta Go Desktop 3D Printer

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First Look: Delta Go Desktop 3D Printer

After a successful Kickstarter campaign several years back that resulted in a $499 kit printer and $749 assembled version, Deltaprinter is back with a slick new, lower cost, and more consumer friendly product, the Delta Go. With a list price of $499.00, and selling at just $449.00 for a limited time, the Delta Go is definitely competitively priced. In fact, in that same purchase price, you get a one year commercial subscription to Autodesk Fusion 360, which normally costs up to $40 a month!

Besides its striking tower-like design, the Delta Go doesn’t skimp on technical features. While I’ll provide a spec list below, key features include auto-leveling; an LED panel that reacts to the heating and cooling of the hot end, as well as lets you easily see your prints on the aluminum bed; and swappable nozzles.

Delta Go Desktop 3D Printer

Starting in September, I’ll be presenting an unboxing of the Delta Go, as well as releasing articles related to its functionality on both Armchair Arcade and TechRadar. In the mean-time, what follows is the official spec listing for this interesting 3D printer.

Printing

PRINT TECHNOLOGY

FUSED FILAMENT FABRICATION

BUILD VOLUME

11.5 D X 12.7 H CM

[4.5 D X 5.0 H IN]

LAYER RESOLUTION

100 MICRONS

FILAMENT DIAMETER

1.75 MM [0.069 IN]

FILAMENT COMPATIBILITY

ANY TYPE OF MATERIAL

NOZZLE DIAMETER

0.4 MM [0.015 IN]

PRINT FILE TYPE

STL

Temperatures

AMBIENT OPERATING TEMPERATURE

15-26°C [60-78°F]

STORAGE TEMPERATURE

0-38°C [32-100°F]
Software

SOFTWARE BUNDLE

CURA