FibreSeeker 3 Opens US Webstore With Limited First Batch

FibreSeek is taking its Kickstarter success into retail. The company officially opened its US webstore on September 16, 2026, offering a limited batch of 500 FibreSeeker 3 units with exclusive early-bird pricing through the end of the month.

The FibreSeeker 3 is a desktop 3D printer that combines standard FFF plastic extrusion with continuous carbon and glass fiber co-extrusion. While most desktop carbon fiber printers rely on chopped filler mixed into filament, the FibreSeeker 3 places unbroken fiber strands along load paths inside the part. FibreSeek claims tensile strength up to 900 MPa in Hyper Strength Mode, which is strong enough to replace machined aluminum in brackets, jigs, and fixtures.

The US launch comes after a Kickstarter campaign that raised $4.7 million from more than 1,500 backers. Current reseller listings show the printer bundled from $4,249, with a starter package at $4,995 that includes onboarding support and a filament dryer. Lead times currently point to October 2026 delivery for the first batch.

The machine uses a patented dual-nozzle CFC head. One nozzle extrudes standard thermoplastic like PLA, PETG, or PC. The second nozzle lays continuous X-CCF carbon or X-CGF glass fiber. Users can switch between High Speed Mode for normal prints, High Strength Mode for reinforced plastic, and Hyper Strength Mode for fully composite parts. The build volume is 300 x 300 x 245 mm, with a 0.4 mm hardened FFF nozzle and a 0.7 mm CFC nozzle that includes an automatic cutter.

For buyers outside the US, FibreSeek says the webstore will expand to additional regions after the initial North American batch ships. The company is positioning the FibreSeeker 3 as a production tool rather than a hobby machine, targeting small shops and engineering teams that need functional end-use parts without outsourcing to a service bureau.