Beginner 3D printers, filament and parts
Fully assembled TINA2 printers that level themselves and start printing in minutes, plus the PLA filament, build plates and spare parts that keep them running.
The lineup
Printers, filament and parts from one brand. Tap any product to check the current price.
The TINA2 Plus comes out of the box assembled and auto-leveled, so a first print can start in about five minutes. Pick a model in the Poloprint Cloud app on a phone or tablet and send it over Wi-Fi, or slice your own files in Cura, PrusaSlicer or Kiri. A heated bed up to 80 °C, a quick-release hotend and speeds up to 250 mm/s make it the fastest machine in the lineup.
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The TINA2C arrives as a complete starter kit: the assembled printer, four colours of PLA filament, essential tools, a magnetic build plate and a TF card with ready test models. Auto leveling is set at the factory, and the app gives one-tap access to thousands of ready-to-print designs. Print resume after a power cut and quiet operation suit a family room or a classroom.
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The TINA2S keeps the build area semi-enclosed and the nozzle under a heat-resistant silicone cover, which makes it a careful choice for younger makers. It prints PLA, PLA Pro and TPU on a flexible magnetic plate that lets finished models pop off with a bend. The box includes a TF card, a card reader, a starter roll of white PLA and a tool kit.
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Four 250 g spools of 1.75 mm PLA in green, light green, yellow and sky blue give a beginner a full colour palette without buying four large rolls. The filament is dried and vacuum sealed to keep moisture out, and it is tuned for low warping and good layer adhesion. Print at 190–210 °C on most FDM printers and 3D pens.
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Silk PLA gives figures and decorations a glossy, metallic look straight off the bed. The pack holds four 200 g spools in jewel blue, silver, bronze and gold, with a ±0.02 mm diameter tolerance for steady feeding. It prints at 190–210 °C and works on all TINA2 models.
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Rapid PLA+ is made for fast printing, so it keeps up when the TINA2 Plus runs at high speed. The 250 g spool fits the compact printer's holder, and the ±0.02 mm diameter tolerance helps the filament feed evenly. It also comes in white.
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A flexible spring-steel plate with a PEI surface that sits on the magnetic bed of the TINA2S series and the TINA2 Plus. It handles bed heating and lets finished prints release with a gentle bend. Size 120 × 110 mm; it does not fit the TINA2 Basic or TINA2C.
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This two-pack gives owners of the TINA2 Basic and TINA2 Pro a spare removable surface and a backup. Each 120 × 110 mm plate sticks to the magnetic bed and flexes to free the model. It is not meant for the heated TINA2S, TINA2C or TINA2 Plus.
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A flexible double-sided plate with a textured PEI surface, matched to the heating power of the TINA2 Plus bed. Two sides mean a fresh surface when one wears, and the texture leaves a subtle grain on the bottom of each print. It fits the TINA2 Plus only.
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A ready hotend assembly that brings a worn or clogged printer back to work without hunting for separate parts. It is made for the TINA2 Basic V9 and V11 and the TINA2S V10 and V12 — check the version label on the front of the machine before ordering. The silicone sleeve helps keep the nozzle temperature stable.
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A spare 8 GB TF card for TINA2 series printers, handy when the original is lost or when you want separate cards for different projects. It comes empty, ready for your own sliced files. Copy a model from the computer, insert the card and print without Wi-Fi.
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Bed stickers wear out over time, and a worn surface is a common reason first layers stop holding. This pack of ten fits the TINA2 Basic and Pro (V3, V5, V7) and lets you swap in a fresh surface in seconds. It is not compatible with the TINA2S.
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See the Full RangeLess tinkering, more making
The things that stop most first-time makers, and how HEPHI3D takes them off the table.
The problem
Most printers arrive as a box of parts and an evening of assembly.
Our fix
Every TINA2 printer ships fully assembled — unpack it, plug it in and load the filament.
The problem
Leveling the bed by hand is where many beginners give up.
Our fix
Automatic bed leveling sets the first layer for you, so the print sticks without guesswork.
The problem
A new owner has no idea what to print or how to slice it.
Our fix
The Poloprint Cloud app holds thousands of ready-to-print models and sends them to the printer over Wi-Fi.
The problem
Prints refuse to come off the bed, or the surface wears out.
Our fix
Flexible magnetic plates release a finished model with a bend, and replacement plates and stickers are made for each TINA2 model.
Who we are
HEPHI3D builds 3D printers for people who have never owned one. Our TINA2 family is small enough to live on a desk, a classroom shelf or a kitchen counter, and it is designed around one goal: the first print should happen on the first evening, not after a weekend of setup. Every printer leaves the factory fully assembled, with automatic bed leveling, so a beginner only has to unpack it, load the filament and choose a model.
The lineup covers three printers. The TINA2 Plus is the quickest, with speeds up to 250 mm/s, a heated bed up to 80 °C and a quick-release hotend. The TINA2C comes as a complete starter kit with four colours of PLA, tools and a magnetic plate. The TINA2S keeps its build area semi-enclosed and its nozzle under a silicone cover, a thoughtful choice for younger makers. All three work with the Poloprint Cloud app, which puts thousands of ready-to-print models on a phone or tablet and sends them over Wi-Fi.
We also make the things a printer needs next. Our PLA, Silk PLA and Rapid PLA+ filaments come in compact spools that fit the TINA2 holder, and our build plates, hotends, stickers and TF cards are matched to specific TINA2 versions so you can keep a machine running for years. And because the printers stay open source, anyone who grows out of the app can move to Cura, PrusaSlicer or Kiri on a Chromebook without changing hardware.
Buyer guide
Pick the situation that sounds like yours.
The TINA2S keeps the moving parts semi-enclosed and the nozzle under a silicone cover. The TINA2C arrives as a full kit with four colours of PLA, so there is something to print on day one.
The TINA2 Plus is the speed pick, with a heated bed and up to 250 mm/s. Pair it with Rapid PLA+, made for high-speed printing.
Start with the four-colour PLA bundle, then add Silk PLA for figures and decorations that look metallic.
Choose the plate for your model: PEI spring steel for TINA2S, textured PEI for TINA2 Plus, or the two-pack for TINA2 Basic and Pro.
A replacement hotend for the listed TINA2 Basic and TINA2S versions, plus bed stickers for Basic and Pro models.
Copy sliced files onto a spare 8 GB TF card and print straight from the card on any TINA2 printer.
Our purpose
Our mission is to make the first 3D print easy enough that there is always a second one. Too many people buy a printer, spend an evening fighting screws and calibration menus, and leave it in a cupboard. We would rather they spend that evening watching a toy, a keychain or a school project take shape layer by layer.
That is why our printers arrive assembled and level themselves, why the app comes with ready models instead of an empty folder, and why we keep the machines small enough for a desk or a classroom shelf. It is also why we stay open source: a curious beginner should be able to grow into Cura or PrusaSlicer without buying a new machine.
We back the printers with the filament, plates and parts they need, each labelled with the TINA2 versions it fits. Our aim is a printer that becomes a family habit — something a parent and child reach for on a rainy afternoon — not a gadget that is used once.
“Make the first print easy, and the second one happens on its own.”
Every decision behind HEPHI3D starts there — assembled machines, automatic leveling, an app full of ready models and spare parts matched to each TINA2 version. A tip from us: start with a small model from the library, print it in PLA, and save the large builds for when the first ones feel routine.
See it in action
Pick a model in the app, tap print and watch the TINA2 Plus turn it into something you can hold.
Why us
Six reasons families and first-time makers start with HEPHI3D.
We ship every TINA2 printer fully assembled. There are no frames to bolt together and no belts to tension. Unpack it, plug it in, load the filament and you can start a first print in about five minutes. That first success matters more than any spec sheet, because it is what makes people print again.
An uneven bed is the most common reason a first layer fails. Our printers level themselves, so you never turn adjustment screws or slide paper under the nozzle. The model sticks, the print finishes, and a beginner learns to design instead of to troubleshoot.
The Poloprint Cloud app puts a large library of ready-to-print designs on a phone or tablet. Choose a model, tap print and it goes to the printer over Wi-Fi. On the TINA2 Plus the app also offers custom design modules and photo-to-model tools for kids who want to make something their own.
Our printers stay open source. When a young maker outgrows the app, they can slice their own files in Cura, PrusaSlicer, Wiibuilder or Kiri on a Chromebook and send them by Wi-Fi, USB or TF card. The same desk printer serves the beginner and the hobbyist.
The TINA2 family is compact enough for a bedroom desk, a kitchen counter or a classroom shelf. The TINA2S keeps its build area semi-enclosed with a silicone-covered nozzle, and the TINA2C can resume a print after a power cut, so a long job is not lost.
We make our own filament, build plates, hotends, bed stickers and TF cards, and we list the TINA2 versions each one fits. When a surface wears or a nozzle clogs, you order the matching part instead of guessing, and the printer is back to work quickly.
Assembled printers, ready models and parts that fit — check what is in stock now.
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The difference
Many entry-level printers are sold as kits or arrive needing calibration, and the manual assumes you already know what a Z-offset is. HEPHI3D takes the opposite approach: each TINA2 printer is assembled at the factory and levels itself, so the hard part of getting started is already done when the box is opened.
We also look past the first print. The Poloprint Cloud app pairs a large model library with Wi-Fi printing from a phone or tablet, while the open-source design keeps Cura, PrusaSlicer, Wiibuilder and Kiri on the table for anyone who wants more control. Few small printers let a child and a hobbyist use the same machine their own way.
Finally, we sell the consumables and spares alongside the printers and label every one with the exact TINA2 versions it fits. Filament spools sized for the compact holder, plates for each bed type and hotends by board version mean a HEPHI3D printer can keep working long after the starter roll runs out.
Pick a TINA2 printer and the filament to go with it.
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The TINA2 Plus comes out of the box assembled and auto-leveled, so a first print can start in about five minutes. Pick a model in the Poloprint Cloud app on a phone or tablet and send it over Wi-Fi, or slice your own files in Cura, PrusaSlicer or Kiri. A heated bed up to 80 °C, a quick-release hotend and speeds up to 250 mm/s make it the fastest machine in the lineup.
Check PriceThe TINA2C arrives as a complete starter kit: the assembled printer, four colours of PLA filament, essential tools, a magnetic build plate and a TF card with ready test models. Auto leveling is set at the factory, and the app gives one-tap access to thousands of ready-to-print designs. Print resume after a power cut and quiet operation suit a family room or a classroom.
Check PriceThe TINA2S keeps the build area semi-enclosed and the nozzle under a heat-resistant silicone cover, which makes it a careful choice for younger makers. It prints PLA, PLA Pro and TPU on a flexible magnetic plate that lets finished models pop off with a bend. The box includes a TF card, a card reader, a starter roll of white PLA and a tool kit.
Check PriceFour 250 g spools of 1.75 mm PLA in green, light green, yellow and sky blue give a beginner a full colour palette without buying four large rolls. The filament is dried and vacuum sealed to keep moisture out, and it is tuned for low warping and good layer adhesion. Print at 190–210 °C on most FDM printers and 3D pens.
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Peace of mind
Straightforward reasons to feel good about your choice.
Every order goes through the official brand store, with the checkout and delivery process you already know.
Each plate, hotend and sticker pack names the TINA2 models and versions it fits, so you can order the right part the first time.
Prices and availability are always shown live in the store — no inflated discounts or countdown timers here.
If something is not right, the store's standard return policy applies to your order.
In their words
Common themes in feedback from HEPHI3D owners.
Owners often mention how little stood between opening the box and the first finished print, thanks to the assembled frame and automatic leveling.
Parents frequently describe the printers as a birthday or holiday present that children keep coming back to, rather than a toy forgotten after a week.
Buyers like having ready designs to print straight away, which keeps kids busy before they learn to design their own models.
Many owners value that the printer fits on a desk, a shelf or a classroom corner without taking over the room.
Families and teachers point to the printers as a hands-on way to bring STEM topics to life, from simple shapes to small working parts.
Hobbyists appreciate that the printers also work with familiar slicers like Cura, instead of locking them into one app.
Good to know
HEPHI3D designs its TINA2 printers specifically for people who have never 3D printed before. Each printer ships fully assembled with automatic bed leveling, so a first print can start in about five minutes, and the Poloprint Cloud app supplies ready-to-print models. The brand also makes the filament, build plates and spare parts for these printers, labelled with the models they fit.
Many budget printers arrive as kits or need manual calibration. HEPHI3D printers come assembled and level themselves, connect to an app over Wi-Fi, and stay open source, so you can also use Cura, PrusaSlicer, Wiibuilder or Kiri. Matching filament, plates and hotends are sold under the same brand.
Choose the TINA2 Plus if speed matters most: it prints up to 250 mm/s and has a heated bed up to 80 °C. Choose the TINA2C if you want everything in one box — it comes with four colours of PLA, tools and a magnetic plate. Choose the TINA2S for younger makers, with its semi-enclosed build area and silicone-covered nozzle.
Parts are model-specific. The PEI spring-steel plate fits the TINA2S series and the TINA2 Plus, the textured double-sided PEI plate fits the TINA2 Plus only, and the flexible two-pack fits the TINA2 Basic and Pro. Hotends are listed by board version (for example TINA2 Basic V9/V11 and TINA2S V10/V12) — check the version label on the front of your printer before ordering.
Beginners can print directly from the Poloprint Cloud app. Because the printers are open source, you can also slice in Cura, PrusaSlicer, Wiibuilder, Simplify3D or Kiri on a Chromebook and send files by Wi-Fi, USB or TF card. The printers use 1.75 mm filament; the TINA2S lists PLA, PLA Pro and TPU, and HEPHI3D PLA prints at 190–210 °C.
The printers are built for families and classrooms. Setup needs no tools, the app offers ready models, and the TINA2S adds a semi-enclosed design and a silicone nozzle cover. The nozzle and bed still get hot, so younger children should print with an adult nearby.
Warranty and return terms are shown on each product's page in the official store, and the store's standard return policy applies to every order. Check the product page for the current terms before you buy.
HEPHI3D printers are designed mainly for PLA filament, and the brand's PLA comes in small 200–250 g spools, so you buy only the colours you need. Replacement plates, hotends and bed stickers let you repair a printer instead of replacing it.
