Unveiling WonderMaker3D: Our First Overseas TikTok Live Recap Another Tool Changer Challenger?

       On December 18th at 1:00 PM (Beijing Time), WonderMaker3D successfully hosted its first-ever overseas TikTok livestream.

       The livestream, titled “Unveiling WonderMaker3D | Another Tool Changer Challenger?”, was hosted by our co-founder Zoe and Ellen Yang, the 1st interal user of ZR 3D printer. , who guided viewers through our story, our products, and our vision for multi-color 3D printing.

| Introducing WonderMaker3D

       As a young and passionate team, we shared the background behind our company, our team’s engineering mindset, and the motivation that brought us into the world of 3D printing. More importantly, we talked about why we chose to focus on multi-head and multi-color technology—not to chase parameters, but to genuinely improve the user experience and unlock more creative freedom for makers.

This session was also an open conversation about our philosophy:

to listen closely to users, challenge industry conventions, and build tools that truly matter.

| Strengthening Connections with Our Community

       One of the key goals of this livestream was interaction.
       Rather than a one-way presentation, we wanted to create a space where we could communicate directly with our users— answer questions, hear feedback, and build stronger connections.

       Throughout the live session, we received thoughtful questions from viewers around the world, covering topics such as multi-color printing logic, hardware design, usability, and real-world application scenarios. These interactions reinforced what we value most: growing together with our users.

| Spotlight on the ZR Series

       The core highlight of the livestream was the live showcase of our three machines:        Each printer was introduced in detail, with a comprehensive explanation of its key features and positioning.

| Live Printing Demonstrations

       To make the experience as transparent and practical as possible, all three machines were put into action during the livestream.

       Each printer completed its print smoothly, demonstrating stable performance, consistent extrusion, and reliable multi-color operation—exactly what we strive for in real-world usage.

       Seeing the machines run live helped validate both our engineering approach and the progress we’ve made through continuous iteration.

| Looking Forward

       This livestream was not just a product showcase—it was a meaningful step toward building a more open and interactive relationship with our global community.

       We want to sincerely thank everyone who joined us live, shared their thoughts, and supported us from afar. We look forward to more conversations, more livestreams, and many more opportunities to connect with you.

       WonderMaker3D is on the way—and we’re excited to keep building the future of multi-color 3D printing together.