Machines

The tools that keep ideas moving.

Our machines are more than equipment on a bench. They are how we prototype, test, engrave, and produce customer work with the quality Blue House Designs is known for.

As we grow, this page will become the home for current machines, materials, build limits, engraving capabilities, and the new technology we are working toward adding.

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Built around capability, not shortcuts.

If a machine is listed here, it needs to earn its spot by helping us make better parts, cleaner finishes, faster prototypes, or more dependable customer results.

Machine categories we are building around.

We can start simple here, then add each specific printer, laser, or tool as we decide how much detail customers should see.

3D Printers

For prototypes, functional parts, organizers, display pieces, custom products, and material-specific jobs.

LAS

Laser Engraving

For personalization, labels, logos, finishing details, and cleaner presentation on compatible materials.

CAD

Design Workstations

For CAD design, file preparation, slicing, prototyping decisions, and customer-specific adjustments.

NEW

Future Equipment

For the machines and technologies we are researching as we move toward a larger, more professional shop.

Featured 3D Printer

Elegoo Centauri Carbon

The Centauri Carbon gives us a strong path for faster FDM work, functional prototypes, and tougher material options. Elegoo positions it for demanding filaments with a fully enclosed chamber, 320 C brass-hardened steel nozzle, and carbon-fiber-ready setup.

For customers, that means we can better match the print to the job: simple prototype, shop-use part, heat-resistant component, flexible piece, or stronger reinforced material when the project calls for it.

Carbon fiber reinforced Glass fiber reinforced PLA PETG ABS ASA TPU PET PC PA

Specs referenced from Elegoo's Centauri Carbon product page.

256 x 256 x 256 mmBuild volume

500 mm/sMaximum listed velocity

20,000 mm/s2Maximum listed acceleration

320 CMax nozzle temperature

110 CMax heated bed temperature

Enclosed chamberHelpful for higher-temperature materials

Large Format 3D Printer

Anycubic Kobra 3 Max

The Kobra 3 Max gives us the kind of large build volume that opens up bigger customer jobs without having to split every design into smaller sections. Anycubic lists the print space at 420 x 420 x 500 mm, which is a big step for larger organizers, display pieces, shop-use fixtures, cosplay-style parts, and oversized prototypes.

This machine fits the direction we are building toward: more capability, more material flexibility, and fewer limits when a customer brings us an idea that needs physical size as much as detail.

PLA PETG TPU ASA ABS

Specs referenced from Anycubic's Kobra 3 Max product page.

Anycubic Kobra 3 Max large-format 3D printer — Anycubic Kobra 3 Max product image from Anycubic.

420 x 420 x 500 mmLarge print volume

88LTotal listed print space

600 mm/sMaximum listed print speed

10,000 mm/s2Maximum listed acceleration

300 CMax nozzle temperature

90 CMax heated bed temperature

Multicolor 3D Printer

Creality K2 Pro Combo

The K2 Pro Combo is the machine we look at when the finished piece needs to look as good as it functions. Creality highlights its CFS multicolor system, with support for up to 16 colors when expanded, giving us a strong path for decorative pieces, display items, signs, gifts, branded parts, and colorful customer ideas.

For Blue House Designs, this is where smooth-looking presentation matters: cleaner color changes, stronger detail, and less need for painting or heavy post-processing when a customer wants something beautiful right off the printer.

Multicolor prints Decorative pieces Display items Custom gifts Branded parts Clean presentation

Specs referenced from Creality's K2 Pro Combo product page.

Creality K2 Pro Combo multicolor 3D printer with CFS — Creality K2 Pro Combo product image from Creality.

Up to 16 colorsExpanded CFS multicolor support

4 x CFSCreality Filament System capability

300 x 300 x 300 mmBuild volume

Active chamberHelps with performance filaments

Dual AI camerasFlow adjustment and failure alerts

Smart levelingTargets the active print area

If the machines are running, we are building.

Efficiency matters, but quality still comes first. The goal is to keep production moving without rushing the decisions that make a finished product worth owning.

Prototype first when fit, function, or material needs to be proven.
Match the machine and material to how the customer will actually use the part.
Add equipment when it improves quality, capability, or customer value.