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Toybox 3D Printer FDM
Specialty Beginner

Toybox 3D Printer

The kid-first 3D printer. One-button printing from a tablet app, food-safe PLA, no slicer required.

Build Volume
75×80×90mm
Max Speed
30 mm/s
Max Nozzle
220°C
Max Bed
0°C
Type
FDM
Released
2017-12
Kinematics
Bedslinger (Cartesian)
Extruder
Bowden
Leveling
Pre-leveled (no user adjustment)
Best For
Kids ages 6-12, gift-giving, no-tinker …
Typical price
~$399
Full Specifications
Build
Build Volume75 × 80 × 90 mm
KinematicsBedslinger (Cartesian)
ChamberOpen
Hotend & Bed
Max Nozzle Temp220°C
Max Bed Temp0°C
Nozzle Diameter0.4mm (stock)
ExtruderBowden
Performance
Max Speed30 mm/s
Max Acceleration500 mm/s²
LevelingPre-leveled (no user adjustment)
System
FirmwareToybox (proprietary)
Filament SystemToybox Printer Food (proprietary spools)
ConnectivityWi-Fi, app-only (no slicer)
CameraNone
Filament RunoutNo
AssemblyFully assembled
Ratings
Ease of Use5/5
Print Quality2/5
Value3/5
Commercial
Released2017-12
Typical price (USD)~$399 as of Apr 2026
Best ForKids ages 6-12, gift-giving, no-tinker classroom use
Material Compatibility

How well this printer handles common materials. Ratings reflect stock hardware — upgrades like all-metal hotends or hardened nozzles can push these higher.

ABS
Incompatible
ASA
Incompatible
Carbon Fiber
Incompatible
PETG
Incompatible
PLA
Good
PLA+
Limited
TPU
Incompatible
Perfect — runs out of the box Great — minimal tuning Good — works with care Limited — possible with mods Not supported
What's Good, What Isn't

Pros

  • Genuinely kid-proof — no slicer, no leveling, no tinkering
  • Tablet app with a library of pre-sliced toys
  • Food-safe spools and rounded corners

Cons

  • Tiny build volume — toys, not parts
  • Locked to Toybox-branded filament (expensive per kg)
  • Very slow and outclassed by every modern starter printer for adults