3-Tier 3D Printer Stand with Filament Rack & Tool Bag
$45.99
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About this item
- Multi-Layer Storage Design: 3-layer vertical shelf maximizes workspace for your printing gear. Wide top board fits mainstream 3D printers. Middle shelf stores tool boxes and shipping boxes, bottom roller rack holds multiple filament spools. Side fabric bag keeps small tools organized for quick access.
- Stable Metal Frame: Thick steel frame with cross support reduces printer vibration during printing to prevent layer shifting. Adjustable non-slip foot pads keep the stand balanced on uneven ground, holds heavy printing equipment safely.
- Space-Saving Workstation: Compact vertical design saves desktop room, fits home craft corners, garages, maker studios and offices. Works as storage rack for 3D printers, laser engravers and craft supplies. Matte black finish matches all room styles.
- Easy to Assemble: Labeled parts and illustrated guide allow full assembly within minutes. Detachable side storage bag can be installed on left or right as you prefer. Waterproof tabletop wipes clean of printing dust and residue easily.
- Reliable Support: Full set of assembly hardware included for instant use. We provide 24-hour customer service and 1-year replacement for defective parts. Contact us freely for any assembly or size matching issues.
| Brand | Emfogo |
|---|---|
| Material | Metal, Wood |
| Color | Black |
| Product Dimensions | 15.7"D x 19.7"W x 23.5"H |
| Item Weight | 12.87 pounds |
10 reviews for 3-Tier 3D Printer Stand with Filament Rack & Tool Bag
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Song B. –
More for lighter storage.
Got this as a 3d printer stand but this isn't really what I wanted. The stand is good and it is actually well represented by the description and retail imagery, but I also found that the stability wasn't the best. Especially when the weight of the printer was on top I found the stand wobbled a little when the printer really started going, which is an issue as you need exact precision. Plus as filament storage purposes it's also a bit iffy as I've know learned you should keep your filaments dust free, although you could perhaps cover the rack when not in use. Even though the stand wasn't the right fit for my 3D printer I actually partake in multiple hobbies, and I ended up really appreciating this stand as a little storage space for my electronics hobby/tinkering and I store wire spools, cords, and my clear boxes of breadboards and transistors/resistors and what not on the mesh shelving. So while it didn't really work originally for what I had intended this for it did work out for my other hobbies so in the end I have no complaints and I am rather happy with it. And as far as 3d printer stand goes maybe this would be better if it was a tad bit more steady as well as bigger.
I am happy in the end though.
J***a –
Will work great for the right size printer.
I picked this up so I could organize all of my 3d printing stuff, filament, and tools more easily, and I didn't really have a good space for the printer. It went together really easy, instructions were pretty clear, but you need to pay attention to the holes on the bars so that you put it together right for the shelf. There were some extra holes in the bars that weren't really explained, I'm not sure if you can decide to swap the shelf and the filament storage or not.
The materials are pretty standard for this price point, hollow iron bars, pressed laminated wood. There are a ton of screws. It came in a pretty small box, so I think that shipping was a factor in how it was designed, because there's a couple pieces that could have definitely been combined for a slightly larger box.
I didn't adjust the bars to fit the smaller rolls of filament because I have a lot more of the regular rolls. It was easy to fill front and back, even with some still in the manufacturers plastic, and be able to grab what you need. I feel like I could run the filament from down on the rack to the printer. It has leveling feet to help you get it as stable as possible.
I didn't really look at the size when I ordered this, it's much longer than it is deep, and unfortunately my printer won't fit on it. My build plate on my printer (Neptune 4 Max) is actually bigger than the surface. Nonetheless, I can put my dryer and other accessories on top, and use it to store all my things neater and more organized than they were. That being said, I probably wouldn't put a bed slinger on this.
Verified Buyer –
Decent Budget Station, but the Visual Scale Is Notably Misleading
For a budget-friendly piece of furniture, this 3D printer stand is reasonably decent and performs its core function well enough. However, prospective buyers should be aware that the product imagery presents a somewhat misleading sense of scale.
When attempting to place my fully enclosed 3D printer on the surface, it became immediately apparent that the dimensions were insufficient; regardless of orientation, a substantial portion of the machine extended over the table's edges. The printer featured in the promotional photos must possess an exceptionally small build plate to fit so comfortably. While my Creality Ender 3 KE sits on the platform without issue, anything requiring a slightly larger footprint will simply not be suitable. My enclosed is the Anycubic Kobra.
On a positive note, the assembly process was remarkably straightforward, and all necessary tools were conveniently included in the package. Ultimately, it serves as a tidy, functional station, just be mindful that the overall surface area is quite compact.
M***A –
Shaky
When printing it moves a lot but for the price is worth it
B*** –
Good printer table, if a bit short
As the photo shows, an Ender 3 fits nicely on the top. It’s a bit short, about the height of a bed. But the shorter height prolly makes it more stable.
It was quick to put together, with just a single Allan wrench used for everything. If you happen to have a longer one, it goes faster.
F***l –
Well-designed workstation with practical storage
The Emfogo 3-tier 3D printer stand is a thoughtfully designed workstation that does more than simply provide a surface for the printer. From a technical standpoint, the metal frame is important because 3D printers generate continuous vibration from rapid X/Y-axis movements, so having a reasonably rigid supporting structure helps keep the machine stable during longer prints. The multi-level configuration makes efficient use of vertical space, with the upper surface accommodating the printer while the mesh shelf and lower storage area provide useful space for filament spools, tools, spare parts, adhesives, and other printing supplies. I particularly like the dedicated filament storage rack because keeping spools organized and readily accessible is much better than having them scattered around the workspace, while the side fabric bag is surprisingly useful for smaller accessories such as cutters, scrapers, calipers, cleaning tools, and replacement components. The open-frame construction also allows airflow around the equipment and makes cables easier to route and access. Assembly and proper leveling are important, however, because any looseness in the frame can introduce unnecessary movement, and users running particularly fast printers may still want additional vibration isolation between the printer and tabletop. The mesh shelving is excellent for general storage but isn’t ideal for very small loose components unless they are kept in containers, and exposed filament should still be stored appropriately in humid environments rather than relying on the rack alone. Those are relatively minor limitations, though, and the combination of a sturdy metal structure, three-tier organization, dedicated spool storage, and accessible tool pockets makes this a very practical and space-efficient setup for keeping a 3D printing area clean and organized.
Guy G. –
Finally Got My 3D Printing Setup Organized
This table has been a great addition to my 3D printing setup. Before getting it, I had the printer in one place, filament stored somewhere else, and all of the little tools and accessories scattered around wherever I could find room. This stand does a really nice job of keeping everything together and making the whole setup feel much more organized.
The three-tier design gives you plenty of usable space without taking up a ridiculous amount of floor space. I especially like having dedicated storage for filament instead of having rolls sitting around everywhere. The detachable tool storage bag is also a nice touch and gives me a convenient place for all of the little tools, cutters, scrapers, spare parts, and other odds and ends that seem to accumulate when you have a 3D printer.
Assembly was pretty straightforward, and once everything was tightened down it felt sturdy and stable. That’s particularly important with a 3D printer since you don’t want the entire table shaking or moving around while you’re in the middle of a long print. It feels much more purpose-built than simply putting the printer on a random desk or workbench.
Overall, I’m very happy with it. It gives the printer its own dedicated workstation, provides a surprising amount of storage, and makes it much easier to keep all of my printing supplies in one place. If you’ve gotten deep enough into 3D printing that your printer, filament, tools, and accessories are starting to take over the room, this is a great way to get everything under control.
Klint W. –
Very useful.
3d printer storage can be very difficult. The printers and filament both are awkward and take up more space than they should. This went in my office, next to my desk so I could move my printer off of my dresser.
So far I like it. It's stable enough, better than the standard square table we tend to use and looks MUCH better. Plus it has useful storage.
I think this is a pretty good value and would consider getting another eventually.
S***k –
Not the best for a 3D printer
This is a great stand for anything except for a 3D printer. I know, I know, it's made for a 3D printer but it's just not stable enough. It doesn't have the weight and stability to handle a high speed printer. My Ad5X vibrates it a lot. It will actually move a couple of inches during a print. It might also be my laminate flooring since it's pretty smooth, but this just can't handle it. They tried to make it more rigid via some metal supports that go diagonally, and it does help but they loosen up a little with the vibrations as well.
So, I stopped using it and put my mini-claw machine on it instead which was actually perfect for it. It holds it at just the right height for kids. It would also be a good printer table.
Assembly wasn't terrible and is pretty straightforward. I can't recommend it for it's intended purpose unless you have an old ender or something that moves like a snail.
O***s –
Versatile, lightweight stand.
This printer stand is smaller than I expected. It definitely looks bigger in the photos, taller too. It didn't really matter for me though because I am using this to store some exercise equipment and it's perfect for that. It comes with a bunch of screws, a lot of which I didn't use, and the tools you need to put it all together. Instructions are clear and easy to understand, and assembly was fairly easy for one person.
Once put together, it looks great! Simple, functional and lightweight. I think the short height gives it more stability and it holds my exercise bricks, mats, rings and boards just fine. It's a good price for a somewhat versatile stand. I'm very happy with this stand and recommend it for print quality and other uses.