Anycubic 3D printers for professional prototypes and detailed models
Anycubic 3D printers for hobbyists, artists and creative projects
Anycubic is one of the most popular manufacturers of desktop 3D printers and is ideal for anyone who wants to print at home. Whether you want to create figures, jewellery, spare parts or experiment with new ideas, Anycubic offers both FDM and LCD/resin printers for every experience level. At Compumail, you will find a wide selection for private users, hobbyists and makerspaces.
Who is Anycubic?
Anycubic is a global manufacturer of 3D printers and accessories, focusing on user-friendly machines and accessible 3D printing technology. The company is particularly strong within LCD/resin printing, but also offers a wide range of FDM printers for filament-based printing. Both types are well suited for home use.
Anycubic is known for making 3D printing enjoyable and accessible. It is a popular choice among hobbyists, artists, cosplayers and anyone who wants to experiment with creating their own items, from figures and jewellery to practical spare parts and creative projects.
Strong in LCD/resin printing
Perfect for detailed figures, jewellery and miniatures with high precision and smooth surfaces.
Wide range of FDM printers
Filament printers for larger objects, spare parts, organisers and practical everyday projects.
Easy to get started
Anycubic has designed its printers to be intuitive, making them ideal for first-time home users.
For every experience level
From beginners to experienced users, Anycubic covers the full range of hobbyists and creative users.
Choose the right type of Anycubic printer
FDM 3D printers
For filament, larger objects and practical projects
FDM stands for Fused Deposition Modelling. The printer melts plastic filament, which is pushed through a nozzle and deposited layer by layer until the object is complete. It is the most common type of 3D printer and a good starting point for new users.
- More affordable materials, ideal for experimenting
- Easy to use at home
- Well suited for larger objects and practical projects
- Ideal for spare parts, organisers and gifts
LCD / resin 3D printers
For high detail and smooth surfaces
LCD/resin printing uses liquid resin that is cured with UV light through an LCD screen. The printer builds the model layer by layer in a resin vat and delivers excellent detail, making it ideal for figures, jewellery and miniatures.
- Very high level of detail
- Smooth and precise surfaces
- Ideal for figures, jewellery and cosplay parts
- Requires washing and post-curing
FDM vs. LCD/resin – quick overview
| Area | FDM | LCD / resin |
|---|---|---|
| Technology | Melts plastic filament and deposits the material layer by layer through a nozzle. | Cures liquid resin with UV light through an LCD screen and builds the model layer by layer. |
| Advantages | More affordable materials, a simpler workflow and support for larger objects. | Very high detail, smooth surfaces and precise small models. |
| Disadvantages | Visible layer lines and less detail than resin printing. | More expensive materials, additional post-processing and less suitable for large objects. |
| Typical use | Spare parts, organisers, gifts, cosplay props and practical everyday objects. | Figures, jewellery, miniatures, art projects and detailed models. |
| Best suited for | Beginners, hobbyists and anyone who wants to start 3D printing at home. | Hobbyists focused on detail, jewellery design, miniatures and creative projects. |
What can you make with an Anycubic 3D printer at home?
An Anycubic 3D printer opens up a world of possibilities. You can personalise gifts, print replacement parts for items you already own, create cosplay props, make jewellery or simply experiment with fun projects at your own pace.
FDM printers are ideal when an object needs to be practical, larger or inexpensive to produce. LCD/resin printers provide the best finish and level of detail for figures, jewellery and miniatures. Many hobbyists eventually use both types, one for larger projects and one for fine details.
View Anycubic 3D printersWhat can you print at home?
Personalised gifts
Print unique, personal gifts for friends and family, including nameplates, figures, keyrings and much more.
Organiser parts
Create custom holders, cable organisers, drawer inserts and practical storage parts for your home.
Replacement parts
Print spare parts for broken items, including hinges, buttons, clips and other plastic components that are difficult to buy.
Learning and play
3D printing is a great way to learn about design and technology, for both children and adults.
Art projects and jewellery
LCD/resin printers are perfect for creating detailed art objects, earrings, pendants and jewellery.
Cosplay and miniatures
Print props, armour parts, figures and gaming or cosplay miniatures with high precision.
Why buy Anycubic from Compumail?
At Compumail, you will find a wide selection of Anycubic 3D printers and accessories, ready for delivery directly to your door. We offer FDM printers for beginners and experienced users, as well as LCD/resin printers for those who want the finest details.
Whether you are completely new to 3D printing or already have experience, Compumail is where you will find the equipment and materials required to continue your projects. Fast delivery and free shipping on orders over DKK 1,000.
Go to Anycubic 3D printersFrequently asked questions about Anycubic 3D printers
What is Anycubic known for?
Anycubic is known for user-friendly desktop 3D printers for hobbyists and private users, particularly LCD/resin printers with a high level of detail. The brand also offers a strong range of FDM printers that are easy to get started with at home.
Should a beginner choose FDM or LCD/resin?
FDM is usually the easiest place to start. Materials are affordable and plenty of help is available online. LCD/resin produces finer details but requires additional post-processing, including washing and UV curing. Many users begin with FDM and add a resin printer when their interest in fine details grows.
Is 3D printing difficult to learn?
No. Modern Anycubic printers are designed to be intuitive, and plenty of tutorials are available online. Most beginners complete their first print within a few hours of setting up the printer.
What are the advantages of FDM printers?
FDM printers use plastic filament, which is affordable and easy to handle. They are well suited for larger objects, practical spare parts, organisers and projects where price and size are more important than extremely fine details.
What are the advantages of LCD/resin printers?
LCD/resin printers provide a very high level of detail and smooth surfaces, making them ideal for figures, jewellery, miniatures and art projects. They require washing and post-curing, but the results are impressive.
Where can I find Anycubic 3D printers at Compumail?
View the full selection here: Anycubic 3D printers at Compumail. We offer fast delivery and free shipping on orders over DKK 1,000.