Kingroon · FDM
Kingroon KLP1
Enclosed CoreXY with linear rails and Klipper for $299. Rare feature combination at this price.
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How It Scores
Pros
- +Enclosed CoreXY with linear rails and Klipper at $299: this combination normally costs $400+
- +Compact enough to fit on a shelf while still being fully enclosed
- +Klipper access means you can tune everything from macros to pressure advance
- +CoreXY inside an enclosure means ABS and PETG print cleanly
Cons
- −200mm cube is the real limitation: larger parts need splitting
- −Kingroon's community is thin: if something breaks, you're mostly solving it from Klipper docs and Reddit
- −Needs calibration time out of the box before it prints well
What Owners Say
“Enclosed CoreXY with linear rails for $299. Kingroon is building something special here.”
— r/3Dprinting
“After tuning, the KLP1 produces prints that rival machines twice the price.”
— r/klippers
Specs
| Build Volume | 200 x 200 x 200 mm |
| Layer Resolution | 0.05mm - 0.35mm |
| Max Print Speed | 500 mm/s |
| Weight | 8.5 kg |
| Type | FDM (Filament) |
| Features | Enclosed, Linear rails, CoreXY, Auto bed leveling, Klipper firmware, WiFi |
Verdict
If enclosed, CoreXY, and Klipper are all on your checklist and you're on a tight budget, the KLP1 is one of very few options at $299. The 200mm volume is the trade-off you're accepting.
You'll Also Need
Things you'll want before your first print.
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