# Artillery 3D 3D printers and SimplyPrint Made by a company from China. We list 10 Artillery 3D printers. 9 of them work with SimplyPrint. Each printer's page says how it connects, and how to set it up. ## Every Artillery 3D printer, the newest first - [Artillery 3D M1 Pro](https://simplyprint.io/compatibility/artillery-3d-m1-pro): Not confirmed yet - help us find out (launched March 2025) - [Artillery 3D Sidewinder X4 Pro](https://simplyprint.io/compatibility/artillery-3d-sidewinder-x4-pro): Compatible (launched 2024) - [Artillery 3D Sidewinder X4 Plus](https://simplyprint.io/compatibility/artillery-3d-sidewinder-x4-plus): Compatible (launched September 2023) - [Artillery 3D Sidewinder X3 Plus](https://simplyprint.io/compatibility/artillery-3d-sidewinder-x3-plus): Compatible (launched 2023) - [Artillery 3D Sidewinder X3 Pro](https://simplyprint.io/compatibility/artillery-3d-sidewinder-x3-pro): Compatible (launched 2023) - [Artillery 3D Sidewinder X2](https://simplyprint.io/compatibility/artillery-3d-sidewinder-x2): Compatible (launched 2021) - [Artillery 3D Genius Pro](https://simplyprint.io/compatibility/artillery-3d-genius-pro): Compatible (launched 2021) - [Artillery 3D Hornet](https://simplyprint.io/compatibility/artillery-3d-hornet): Compatible (launched 2020) - [Artillery 3D Sidewinder X1](https://simplyprint.io/compatibility/artillery-3d-sidewinder-x1): Compatible (launched January 2019) - [Artillery 3D Genius](https://simplyprint.io/compatibility/artillery-3d-genius): Compatible (launched 2019) Compare them side by side: https://simplyprint.io/compatibility/compare?brand=artillery ## About Artillery 3D Artillery is a Chinese consumer 3D printer brand founded in 2018; it says it is headquartered in Hong Kong. It is known for the Sidewinder, a large and inexpensive bed slinger, and the smaller Genius and Hornet. The Sidewinder X4 moved to Klipper in 2024, and the M1 Pro, an enclosed CoreXY on Artillery's Klipper-based Artillery OS, followed in 2025. Its buyers are mostly hobbyists on a budget. - Firmware and custom firmware: 2/5. Artillery published Marlin source for the Sidewinder X1 and X2, Genius and Hornet on GitHub (GPL-3.0, last updated 2022-2023), but we found no published source for the Klipper firmware of the X4 or M1 Pro. Asked whether the M1 Pro ships with unlocked Klipper, Artillery answers that it runs a 'customized Artillery OS'. - Local control and integrations: 4/5. The X4 runs Klipper with Fluidd over Wi-Fi, and Artillery's M1 support guides refer to Fluidd as well, which implies Moonraker's documented API. Artillery says the M1 Pro prints over Wi-Fi and the local network and can be monitored locally through its slicer, and names no account requirement, but describes its system only as a 'customized Artillery OS' and says nothing about access for other software. - Third-party filament, slicers and parts: 4/5. Any filament; OrcaSlicer includes Artillery profiles from the Sidewinder X1 to the X4 and M1 Pro, and the X3 and X4 use standard Volcano-type brass nozzles and V6 heatbreaks. The M1 Pro's own slicer is a custom OrcaSlicer build. - Repairs and spare parts: 4/5. Artillery's shop sells parts one by one, down to screws, bearings, belts, motors, mainboards and screens, for the X2, X3, X4 and M1 series. It publishes no CAD files. - Data and privacy: 3/5. Printing on the local network needs no account. Artillery's privacy policy is its web shop's and does not describe what the printers or their cameras send. - Community and documentation: 3/5. Artillery runs an official wiki, a YouTube channel and a Facebook page; its GitHub firmware repositories have not been updated for the current models. - 2025: Artillery launched the M1 Pro, an enclosed CoreXY on its Klipper-based Artillery OS with a custom OrcaSlicer build; asked if the firmware is unlocked Klipper, Artillery calls it a customised Artillery OS. - April 2024: The Sidewinder X4 Plus and X4 Pro moved from Marlin to Klipper with the Fluidd web interface; a review Artillery republished found the Klipper and component versions dated. - September 2021: Artillery published the Marlin source for the Sidewinder X2 and Genius Pro on GitHub, after the Hornet in April 2021. - November 2019: Artillery published the Marlin source for the Sidewinder X1 on GitHub; the Genius followed in December 2019. ## Artillery 3D printers for print farms Running a print farm with SimplyPrint: https://simplyprint.io/print-farms The best 3D printers for print farms: https://simplyprint.io/articles/best-3d-printer-for-print-farms ## Artillery 3D printers for education SimplyPrint for schools and universities: https://simplyprint.io/education The best 3D printers for schools: https://simplyprint.io/articles/best-3d-printers-for-schools ## Frequently asked questions ### Does Artillery 3D work with SimplyPrint? We list 10 Artillery 3D printers. 9 of them work with SimplyPrint. Each printer's page says how it connects, and how to set it up. ### How open is Artillery 3D? Mixed: 3.3 of 5 on our openness scale, rated from public sources on firmware, local control, filament and slicers, repairs, privacy and community. ### What is Artillery 3D's newest 3D printer? The Artillery 3D M1 Pro, launched March 2025.