What can you do with it?
3D printers produce a 3-dimensional object using a technique known as additive manufacturing, which works by depositing many thin layers of a substance, such as a plastic, to build up an object layer by layer.
First, an object is designed using 3D modeling software. This 3D model is then fed into software that “slices” the model into layers which is in turn sent to the printer.
The Anycubic Kossel Delta 3D printer uses extruded, melted plastic (called filament) to build up an object. The plastic will cool and solidify as the object is built.
The triangular “delta” design makes for quick printing and is great for making tall objects.