A major presence in the 3D printing market for more than 10 years, Formlabs introduced the third generation of its popular desktop SLA 3D printer with the Form 3 in late 2019. Since then, the Boston-based manufacturer has unveiled various Form 3-derived models, with the Form 3L, Form 3B, Form 3BL and more recently the Form 3+ as well as the Form 3B+.
A few weeks after our test of the Fuse 1, we have the pleasure today to put the Form 3L on the test bench of the 3Dnatives Lab. The Form 3L is a desktop resin 3D printer offering one of the largest printing volumes on the market. For the release of this machine, Formlabs developed its own technology called LFS (for Low Force Stereolithography) with the aim of offering a higher level of detail, a smoother finish, simplified removal of printing support as well as improved precision and reproducibility.
At 3Dnatives, we prioritise high-quality 3D printing information. We therefore test the latest and most popular 3D printers and scanners on the market to show how effective they are to the world. Our tests delve into a range of factors including design, performance and reliability, ultimately giving each machine a score as well as an in-depth discussion of its various features.
0:00 Introducing Formlabs' Form 3L
1:26 Features of the machine
4:58 First prints with the Form 3L
8:40 Conclusion, price and score
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