The Robox 3D printer from Cel is the first printer that uses two extruders to print from one filament source, making it the fastest FFF 3D printer to date. Here's CNET's full review.

I thought it was amazing. For years we’ve heard about 3D printing and with the CEL Robox, you can for the first time imagine it as a technology that isn’t just for the laboratory or for the ...

AutoMaker empowers the RoBox to truly become one of the first plug-and-print 3D printers on the home market. Additionally, the RoBox has a printing resolution of just 20 microns, and prints in ABS.

A 3D printer is a wonderful invention, but it needs maintenance like every machine that runs for long hours. [Rob Ward] had a well-used Robox 3D printer that was in need of some repairs, but gettin… ...

Please verify your email address. British tool manufacturing company CEL is on a mission, and has been since 2012, to create a simple, affordable and reliable 3D printer called Robox. It wants one ...

3D printing is becoming more affordable and accessible for consumers. A recent study from, surprise, a 3D printer company reveals a growing interest in the do-it-yourself (DIY) trend. The report ...

I’ve spent the past two years waiting for a 3D printer that a beginner can unbox and just start using. The CEL Robox wins the award for the first printer I’ve used that actually does that. It ...

Robox, from the British development company CEL, is an affordable 3D printer that has been engineered using cutting-edge technology to allow “plug and print” models of the highest quality in a wide ...

How does the Robox 3D printer stand out from others on the market? The printer has an interchangeable head system, which adds a whole lot of functionality. We plan to continue to develop heads for the ...

In just a week the Robox 3D printer and micro-manufacturing platform which launched on Kickstarter earlier this month has past it pledge goal of £100,000 Skip to main content Skip to secondary menu ...

Robox’s interest in such an application for its printers is no coincidence — Chris Elsworthy, CEO of CEL and the man behind Robox 3D Printers, is dyslexic himself. Recommended Videos ...

British tool manufacturing company CEL is on a mission, and has been since 2012, to create a simple, affordable and reliable 3D printer called Robox. It wants one in every home and school as it plans ...