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3D Printer Extruder Database
Compare extruders by drive type, gear ratio, weight and flexible-filament support, then open a product page for full specs and a DodoScore breakdown.
6 extruders
BondtechDual GearBMG
The dual-gear standard for reliable feeding
- Gear
- 3:1
- Weight
- 40 g
- Motor
- NEMA17
- TPU
- Yes
90/100$$- CrealityIntegrated
Sprite Pro
Drop-in direct drive upgrade for Creality printers
- Gear
- 5.2:1
- Weight
- 90 g
- Motor
- Integrated NEMA17
- TPU
- Yes
80/100$$ - E3DIntegrated
Hemera
Gearless direct drive with integrated hotend
- Gear
- 3.2:1
- Weight
- 115 g
- Motor
- Integrated NEMA14 (49mm)
- TPU
- Yes
84/100$$ 
The Orbiter ProjectLightweightOrbiter 2.0
Ultra-light high-performance direct drive
- Gear
- 7.5:1
- Weight
- 40 g
- Motor
- Bondtech LGX-lite style NEMA14 (optional)
- TPU
- Yes
88/100$
Voron Design (community)LightweightSherpa Mini
Geared lightweight direct drive for compact heads
- Gear
- 7.5:1
- Weight
- 40 g
- Motor
- NEMA14 (35–37mm)
- TPU
- Yes
85/100$
Voron Design / MotaLightweightM4
Dual linear gear coreXY workhorse
- Gear
- 1:1 (linear gears)
- Weight
- 42 g
- Motor
- NEMA14 (36mm)
- TPU
- No
82/100$$
About the extruder database
This library covers 6 of the most-used extruders across 6brands and dual-gear, lightweight, integrated. The right drive depends on your toolhead weight budget, whether you print flexible filament, and how much flow your hotend demands — every tracked unit documents those with official sources.
AnHot does not fabricate specifications: metrics come from manufacturer pages, official manuals and the maker community, with sources listed on each product page.