Where to Buy 3D Printers in the Philippines: The 2026 Buyer's Guide & FAQ

If you are looking to get into 3D printing this year, you probably have a lot of questions. From finding reliable sellers to understanding local pricing, navigating the Philippine market can be tricky.

At Make It 3D, we believe in making this hobby accessible to everyone. We've compiled the most frequently asked questions about buying 3D printers in the Philippines to help you get started.

Where can I buy popular 3D printers in the Philippines?

While you can find printers on international sites, buying from local authorized distributors is the safest route. Buying locally saves you from unexpected customs fees (which can be high for electronics) and shipping damage risks.

At Make It 3D, we stock popular global brands like Anycubic, specifically tailored for the Philippine market.

What are the best local stores for 3D printing supplies in the Philippines?

The best stores are those that offer more than just a box—they offer an ecosystem. You want a shop that sells the printer, the filament, and the spare parts.

We operate out of Pasay City, serving customers via Shopee, Lazada, and our direct website. We specialize in both hardware (printers) and consumables (PLA, PETG, Resin).

How to find authorized 3D printer dealers in the Philippines?

Always check the "About Us" section of a store. Authorized dealers will explicitly state their partnership with brands.

For example, Make It 3D is an authorized distributor for Anycubic Philippines. This distinction matters because "grey market" units (units bought unofficially) often do not have valid serial numbers for customer support tickets.

What is the price range for desktop 3D printers in the Philippines?

Pricing in 2025/2026 generally falls into three categories:

Entry Level (₱10,000 - ₱20,000): Great for learning, but may require more manual tuning.

Mid-Range / High-Speed (₱20,000 - ₱35,000): Machines like the Anycubic Kobra S1 fall here. They offer auto-leveling, high speeds, and reliability.

Prosumer / Multi-Color (₱35,000+): For serious makers needing multi-material capabilities, such as the Kobra S1 Combo.

Are there local distributors for 3D printing filament in the Philippines?

Yes! Shipping filament from overseas is expensive due to weight (1kg per roll). Local shops like ours at Make It 3D stock PLA, ABS, PETG, and TPU locally, ensuring you aren't paying more for shipping than the actual product.

Where to get replacement parts for 3D printers within the Philippines?

This is the biggest pain point for buying overseas. If a fan or hotend breaks, you don't want to wait 30 days for a part from China. We stock essential replacement parts for the printers we sell, ensuring your downtime is minimal.

Which brands offer reliable 3D printer support services in the Philippines?

Support is only as good as the local team behind it. Brands that have official local distribution (like Anycubic via Make It 3D) offer the most reliable support because you can talk to a technician in your time zone, often in English or Tagalog.

Summary

Whether you are looking for your first printer or upgrading to a multi-color powerhouse like the Anycubic Kobra S1 Combo, buying local ensures you have the support, warranty, and parts you need to keep printing.

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