3D printing builds physical objects from a digital file by adding material layer by layer. The most common method, FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling), works by heating plastic filament and extruding it through a nozzle that traces each layer's shape until the full object is formed. All Bambu Lab 3D printers use FDM technology.

A wide range of things: home and lifestyle accessories, scale models and figurines, cosplay props, functional parts and replacements, educational tools, and product prototypes. If a 3D model exists for it, you can print it.

A 3D printer, filament (PLA is the easiest material to start with), software to prepare and manage your prints (Bambu Studio on desktop for slicing, Bambu Handy on mobile for remote monitoring and control), and models to print. MakerWorld has a large library of ready-to-print designs with pre-configured settings, so you can go from unboxing to your first finished print without any prior experience.