InfiMech opens MX and MX Pro Kickstarter campaign with six- and eight-toolhead printers
InfiMech opened the Kickstarter campaign for its MX and MX Pro 3D printers on November 10, 2026. The campaign now exposes backing and reward navigation. This moves the previously announced project into crowdfunding; it does not establish a shipping release.
The company’s launch announcement scheduled November 10 at 10:00 EST, or 15:00 UTC. A November 10 community discussion corroborates opening. The exact actual opening minute remains unverified.
Six tools or eight?
Aurora Tech’s November 10 report describes the advertised configurations:
- MX: six independent toolheads, an open frame, a 220 × 220 × 220 mm build envelope and open-loop motors.
- MX Pro: eight independent toolheads, a 300 × 300 × 300 mm envelope, closed-loop motors and an enclosed chamber advertised to heat to 65°C.
The stated dimensions give the Pro about 2.54 times the nominal volume, calculated as 300³ divided by 220³. That arithmetic does not confirm usable space for every tool or accessory configuration. Confirm the hardware included in the exact reward before pledging.
Early prototype evidence
Aurora reports complete MX Pro prototype tool changes of about 18–20 seconds including heating, with no failed changes across nearly 4,000 swaps. It also identifies unfinished firmware, filament-loading and slicer features. Those observations describe its prototype and workload, not established production-unit reliability. GoodPrints3D has not tested either printer.
The manufacturer’s feature page advertises induction heating, low purge waste and multi-nozzle calibration. Separate filament paths can reduce flushing associated with repeatedly switching filament through one nozzle. Actual savings depend on the job. The campaign’s efficiency and waste multiplier language remains marketing rather than a universal result verified here.
VIP cashback comes later
InfiMech’s reservation FAQ says the $5 VIP deposit does not guarantee the lowest reward tier. It describes $50 cashback after the campaign, not an automatic deduction at Kickstarter checkout, with reservation and backing emails matched to validate eligibility. Its deposit-refund promise should not be extended to the full pledge.
As of November 11, we could not verify current selectable reward amounts, remaining quantities or estimated delivery dates from the accessible campaign pages. We therefore quote no current printer price or delivery date. The reservation page retains prelaunch wording about destination shipping and taxes; check the campaign for your destination’s terms.
Before backing, confirm the model, included toolheads, add-ons, shipping, taxes, cashback eligibility and delivery estimate. Kickstarter explains that backing differs from buying from a store. Production and fulfillment remain risks to weigh separately from the proposed hardware.
Image: InfiMech, via r/InfiMechOfficial. The photograph shows an MX Pro displayed at the company’s Yiwu store; it does not establish retail availability.