The Aus3D Blog – Latest News and Updates

Revo ObXidian Nozzles Available!

Our first batch of E3D’s new Revo ObXidian nozzles have arrived and are now available!

We have a limited supply at this stage, but will be getting more in as E3D ramps up availability.

E3D Revo Launch!

We have E3D Revo gear in stock and ready to go! Find them in the store here, or read on for a quick overview on these exciting new HotEnds from E3D.

New Website Launch!

Let’s kick 2022 off right – with a brand new website!

2021 Holiday Trading Dates

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! If you’re looking to place an order over the holiday period, we will be shipping on the following dates.

2020 Holiday Trading Dates

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! Thanks for a great year everyone! If you’re looking to place an order over the holiday period, we will be shipping on the following dates.

More Volcano Nozzles

We are now carrying a wider range of nozzles for the E3D Volcano, including hardened steel, plated copper, and Nozzle X!

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E3D Hemera Launch

We are now carrying E3D’s latest and greatest extrusion system – the E3D Hemera!

2019 Holiday Trading Dates

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! Thanks for a great 2019! If you’re looking to place an order over the holiday period, we will be shipping on the following dates.

Creality Printers – Now in Stock!

Aus3D is now an official Australian distributor for Creality! We are stocking several of their most popular 3D printers, and we’re excited about the range of features and capabilities that they cover.

We’re offering free shipping within Australia on all printers that we’re carrying. You can find all 3D printers on the Aus3D website here.

We thought it would be good to introduce these different printers, and explain what we think the key advantages of each model are.

RUMBA32 Release

We have officially launched our new 32-bit control board – RUMBA32!

Building on the solid foundation of our popular RUMBA+ boards, RUMBA32 takes things to the next level by swapping out the 8-bit ATmega2560 for a speedy STM32F4 clocked at 180MHz.