What is the Zmorph 2.0 SX Multitool? The Zmorph 2.0 SX Multitool is a versatile desktop fabrication system from Zmorph, a Polish company known for developing hybrid manufacturing tools. Unlike standard 3D printers, this all-in-one machine supports multiple interchangeable toolheads, enabling 3D printing (FDM), CNC milling, and laser engraving—all in one compact unit. Designed for creators who want maximum flexibility, the Zmorph 2.0 SX is ideal for prototyping, educational projects, design studios, and research environments that require a wide range of digital fabrication capabilities. Why Rent the Zmorph 2.0 SX Multitool in Our Lab? Renting the Zmorph 2.0 SX gives you access to three powerful fabrication modes without needing to purchase separate machines. It’s perfect for experimentation, cross-disciplinary projects, or small production runs where flexibility and adaptability are essential. Key Advantages of Renting from Our Lab: • Expert Support: Our team provides training and assistance with changing toolheads, configuring materials, and choosing the right workflow for your project. • Adaptable Access: Book the machine when your project needs it—whether you’re using just one mode or switching between several. • Collaborative Learning: Use the machine in a creative, supportive environment where technical and artistic disciplines intersect. • Cost-Efficient Exploration: Test multiple digital fabrication methods without the investment of three separate machines. • Reliable Performance: Our Zmorph 2.0 SX is meticulously maintained and calibrated to deliver consistent results across all modes. Summary at a Glance • Machine: Zmorph 2.0 SX Multitool • Manufacturer: Zmorph • Fabrication Modes: FDM 3D printing, CNC milling, laser engraving • Available: On-site rental – contact our lab to book • Best For: Designers, educators, engineers, makers, interdisciplinary projects Technical Specifications General • Work Area: 250 x 235 x 165 mm (3D printing); 235 x 250 x ~85 mm (CNC & laser modes) • Toolhead System: Quick-swap magnetic mount with automatic toolhead detection • Touchscreen Interface: Intuitive UI for switching between modes and monitoring progress 3D Printing Mode • Technology: FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling) • Supported Filaments: PLA, ABS, PETG, TPU, and more • Layer Resolution: Up to 50 microns • Nozzle Sizes: Interchangeable (default 0.4 mm) CNC Milling Mode • Spindle Speed: Up to 12,000 RPM • Supported Materials: Soft wood, machining wax, PCB boards, acrylics, composites Laser Engraving Mode • Laser Type: 2.8W diode laser • Supported Materials: Wood, cardboard, leather, dark plastics, paper Software Compatibility • Zmorph Voxelizer (all-in-one slicing and toolpath generation) Applications and Use Cases • Product Design: Create and refine prototypes with 3D printing, then mill molds or engrave branding elements—all with the same machine. • Education and STEAM Learning: Teach students the fundamentals of additive, subtractive, and engraving techniques in one hands-on platform. • Art and Craft Projects: Combine digital techniques for complex, multimedia works. • Electronics and DIY Fabrication: Mill PCBs, print enclosures, and engrave labeling—all within a single workflow. • Rapid Prototyping: Quickly iterate designs with varied materials and processes. Considerations and Advantages • Multifunctional Efficiency: One machine, three fabrication methods—ideal for labs with limited space. • Toolhead Modularity: Quick-swap heads make changing modes straightforward and user-friendly. • Strong Educational Value: Perfect for understanding and comparing different digital manufacturing methods. • Consistent Upgrades Over Time: Improved precision, stability, and UI compared to earlier Zmorph models. • Not Just a Jack-of-All-Trades: Each function is fully capable, making it a true hybrid—not a compromise. Maintaining and Optimizing Performance • Routine Maintenance: Our lab ensures each toolhead is cleaned, aligned, and tested regularly for safety and performance. • Material Setup Assistance: Help is available for choosing and prepping the correct material type for each fabrication mode. • Calibration Protocols: Bed leveling, tool alignment, and software setup are part of each rental prep. • Safe Operation Training: Users receive guidance for proper handling of the CNC and laser functions.