In a world where many 3D printers look and act the same way, the FLSUN T1 stands out. It feels like a futuristic replicator or engine gizmo, the kind you'd find powering a spaceship in Star Wars; it's tall in a sharp, angular way, with the inner workings hidden within a glass box. Meanwhile, the extruder seems to come alive when you set off a print. It's attached to spindly arms that throw it back and forth mid-project, bringing to mind one of those squid-bots from the Matrix.
None of this has any bearing on how well it works, of course. But I mention it because I haven't forgotten about the FLSUN T1 in all the months since I started testing it – despite having worked with numerous machines over the past year. Happily, its prints are good enough to justify that staying power. No matter whether you want to print cosplay props, larger collectibles, terrain, or simple dungeon tiles for the best tabletop RPGs, this won't let you down.
