Ultimaker S5

First of all, I'm very biased: I designed it, and my company builds it. So I'll just stay on specifics, rather than lavish praise on the machine, no matter how much I think it may deserve it :-)

It's big. Really big. 600mm x 600mm x 600mm build volume (or 8 cubic feet). Yet it's easy to transport, as the gantry can be lifted from the table in under 30 seconds, and each of the two parts can be carried by one person. Each part easily fits through a standard office door.

It has 4 extruders, so its possible to print in multiple colors, or multiple materials, or to speed up the print by carefully choosing how to apply different nozzle sizes to different parts of the model (for example: small nozzle for fine exterior detail and large nozzle for fast infills).

It's built like a tank, so it will still be running when most of the wobble-bots have shaken themselves to bits.

And finally, it's the least expensive way to get to 8 cubic foot build volume.

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Awesome Printer. High-end 3D printer for business use, the Ultimaker S5, can create intricate 3D prints with extreme accuracy and precision. It has a dual extrusion system, a build volume of 330 x 240 x 300 mm, and it works with a variety of materials, including PLA, ABS, Nylon, TPU, and others. A number of cutting-edge features, including an integrated touchscreen display, remote monitoring and control, and automatic bed leveling, are also included with the Ultimaker S5. Professionals from a variety of fields, including engineering, product design, and architecture, among others, frequently choose it.