Voron Design 3D Printers
Advanced makers who want a fully-enclosed, high-temperature, fast CoreXY they build and tune themselves.
Key Voron Design Models
Voron 2.4
Flagship enclosed CoreXY (flying gantry); a community benchmark.
- Build
- 350×350×350 mm
- Max speed
- 500 mm/s
- Enclosed
- Yes
- Extruder
- Direct
- Max nozzle
- 300°C
- Nozzle
- Hardened
Voron Trident
Enclosed CoreXY with a fixed gantry; simpler than the 2.4.
- Build
- 300×300×250 mm
- Max speed
- 500 mm/s
- Enclosed
- Yes
- Extruder
- Direct
- Max nozzle
- 300°C
- Nozzle
- Hardened
Voron 0.2
Compact enclosed CoreXY for small high-quality prints.
- Build
- 120×120×120 mm
- Enclosed
- Yes
- Extruder
- Direct
- Max nozzle
- 300°C
- Nozzle
- Hardened
Buy links are affiliate links, so we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. Approximate price ranges, last reviewed June 2026. Kits, multi-toolhead, and multi-color configurations cost more, so check the current price before buying. Availability changes often.
Pros
- Fully enclosed, excellent for ABS/ASA and engineering materials
- Klipper-fast and highly tunable
- Open-source, endlessly upgradeable
Cons
- DIY build and tuning required, not plug-and-play
- No single retail price; self-sourced or kit
What Voron Design prints well
PLAGreat fit
PETGGreat fit
TPUGreat fit
ABSGreat fit
ASAGreat fit
Nylon (PA)Great fit
PolycarbonateGreat fit
Carbon FiberGreat fit
Best verdict across Voron Design's models. Some materials may need an enclosure, a hardened nozzle, or a dry box. See the material guides for details.
What filaments work with Voron Design?
Full compatibility guide →Tips for Voron Design printers
- The enclosed chamber is essential for ABS and engineering materials
- Many Voron parts are printed in ABS or ASA
- Klipper firmware enables exceptional print speeds
- Chamber heating improves results with PA and PC
- Consider a high-flow hotend for very fast printing
- PEEK, PEKK, and PEI are not a tuning change away. They need a dedicated high-temp build: a 400C-plus hotend, a heated chamber, suitable toolhead and motion components, ventilation, and real experience. A standard Voron build is not automatically ready for them