Large CoreXY 3D printers compared by build volume

Every shipping CoreXY printer in the database whose bed measures at least 300 mm on both sides, largest build volume first. The Sovol SV08 Max leads at 500 × 500 × 500 mm.

Published October 13, 2026Verified October 13, 2026

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Large CoreXY 3D printers compared by build volume
Printer	Build volume	Build volume (liters)	Enclosure	Max speed (claimed)	Launch price
Sovol SV08 Max	500 × 500 × 500 mm	125.0 L	Open frame	700 mm/s	$1,299
Creality Ender-5 Max	400 × 400 × 400 mm	64.0 L	Open frame	700 mm/s	$849
QIDI Max4	390 × 390 × 340 mm	51.7 L	Actively heated chamber	800 mm/s	$1,149
Original Prusa XL+	360 × 360 × 360 mm	46.7 L	Open frame	—	$2,299
Anycubic Kobra S1 Max	350 × 350 × 350 mm	42.9 L	Actively heated chamber	600 mm/s	$899
Creality K2 Plus	350 × 350 × 350 mm	42.9 L	Actively heated chamber	600 mm/s	$1,299
Sovol SV08	350 × 350 × 345 mm	42.3 L	Open frame	700 mm/s	$549
Bambu Lab H2S	340 × 320 × 340 mm	37.0 L	Actively heated chamber	1,000 mm/s	$1,249
Bambu Lab H2D Pro	325 × 320 × 325 mm	33.8 L	Actively heated chamber	1,000 mm/s	$3,799
Bambu Lab H2D	325 × 320 × 325 mm	33.8 L	Actively heated chamber	1,000 mm/s	$1,899
Bambu Lab H2C	305 × 320 × 325 mm	31.7 L	Actively heated chamber	1,000 mm/s	$2,399
QIDI Plus5	320 × 320 × 300 mm	30.7 L	Actively heated chamber	600 mm/s	$749
Prusa CORE One L+	300 × 300 × 330 mm	29.7 L	Enclosed (passive)	500 mm/s	$1,999
Creality K2 Pro	300 × 300 × 300 mm	27.0 L	Actively heated chamber	600 mm/s	$849
Creality K1 Max	300 × 300 × 300 mm	27.0 L	Enclosed (passive)	600 mm/s	$899

The Sovol SV08 Max is the biggest shipping CoreXY printer in the database. It builds 500 × 500 × 500 mm (19.7 in per side, 125 liters), has an open frame and launched at $1,299. The table lists all 15 shipping CoreXY printers in the database with a bed of at least 300 mm (11.8 in) on both sides, largest volume first.

Specs are the makers’ published figures. Speeds are maker claims, and a dash means the maker publishes no figure.

What is the biggest CoreXY 3D printer?

Of the printers in the database, the Sovol SV08 Max has the largest CoreXY build volume: 500 × 500 × 500 mm (125 liters). Next is the Creality Ender-5 Max at 400 mm per side (64 liters), about half. The biggest enclosed one is the QIDI Max4, 390 × 390 × 340 mm with a heated chamber.

Which large-format 3D printers are CoreXY?

Fifteen shipping printers in the database pair CoreXY motion with a bed of at least 300 mm per side. Besides the Sovol SV08 Max, Creality Ender-5 Max and QIDI Max4, they include the Original Prusa XL+, Creality K2 Plus, Sovol SV08 and Bambu Lab H2D. Launch prices run from $549 to $3,799.

The filter leaves out large printers with other layouts. These include bedslingers such as the Anycubic Kobra 3 Max (420 × 420 × 500 mm) and the Cartesian Elegoo OrangeStorm Giga (800 × 800 × 1000 mm, the largest printer in the database). It also excludes delta printers such as the FLSUN V400 Max, and discontinued CoreXY models such as the Original Prusa XL. The large-format printers list covers every layout.

Why are large-format 3D printers often CoreXY?

On a CoreXY printer the toolhead moves in X and Y and the bed moves only in Z, so a large, heavy bed never travels back and forth. Prusa Research describes its XL+ as “a rigid CoreXY frame” that “moves the light printhead instead of the heavy bed.” With no bed travel, the frame needs no extra depth.

The resonance guide for Klipper (open-source printer firmware) says that as filament builds up on a bedslinger’s moving bed, “the mass of the bed increases and the resonance frequency will decrease.” On footprint, Prusa says its CoreXY CORE One is “30% smaller than the MK4S” (a bedslinger) yet has “a 30% larger build volume.” Large bedslingers are still sold, such as the Kobra 3 Max. The motion systems guide explains each layout, and the build volume topic covers sizing.

Sources

Last verified Oct 13, 2026

Sovol, SV08 Max 3D Printer product page and product specification (accessed Sep 29, 2026)
Creality, Ender-5 Max product page and specifications (accessed Sep 29, 2026)
QIDI Tech, Max4 TechSpecs (accessed Sep 29, 2026)
Prusa Research, Prusa XL+ Single-Tool product page and specifications (accessed Oct 13, 2026)
Prusa Research, Meet the Prusa CORE One press release (2024-11-19) (accessed Oct 13, 2026)
Klipper documentation, Resonance compensation (accessed Oct 13, 2026)
Anycubic Store, Kobra 3 Max product page and specifications (accessed Sep 29, 2026)
Elegoo, OrangeStorm Giga product page and specifications (accessed Sep 29, 2026)