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Bambu’s nine-nozzle H3C foretells the future of 3D printing

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Bambu Lab announced the H3C, a $2,499 3D printer capable of nine-nozzle material mixing, color blending, and nozzle switching. This device represents a significant leap from earlier home printers, offering capabilities like rapid switching between materials and colors in a single print session. The announcement was made in November 2026, with the full story available on The Verge.

Key points

• The Bambu H3C is a $2,499 3D printer featuring nine-nozzle material mixing and color blending capabilities.
• The printer allows users to switch between high speed and fine detail in a single print by adjusting nozzle and filament diameter.

Context

Bambu Lab is advancing 3D printing technology with the H3C, which can mix different materials and colors on the fly. This represents a significant evolution from earlier home printers that produced parts in minutes but lacked material mixing capabilities.

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