Creality, one of the world's leading consumer 3D printer makers, held ShareFest Türkiye 2026 in Istanbul on 3 October 2026. Under the motto "Imagine it, make it", the brand presented five new products, first previewed at EXPO3D Istanbul in September, to the Turkish maker community. Creality's official distributor in Türkiye is GENIX.
The five products
- Creality K3: a printer for multi-colour, multi-material printing with the KliTek nozzle-swap system.
- SPARKX i8: a model with four filament channels in a single printhead to make multi-colour printing easier.
- Creality Pika: a portable 3D scanner that turns real objects into digital models.
- Falcon T1: a laser cutter and engraver that supports different laser modules.
- Falcon A1C: a laser machine with different hardware options for personalisation and small-batch production.
What was discussed?
According to HardwareLab, the programme included sessions on content creation and 3D print farms, user stories and Q&A with engineers. Joey Zhao, Creality's Sales Director for Europe and MMEA, highlighted Türkiye's lively and creative maker community. William Wu of Creality's Ecosystem Department said 3D scanning and laser technologies widen the options between design and production. GENIX co-founder Cansel Kelebek noted that commercial value depends on the need a device solves.
The report adds that Creality printers and scanners are used by automotive manufacturers in Türkiye for prototyping and some production work, and that 3D printer use among SMEs and demand for personalisation among hobbyists are both rising.
What does it mean?
The new products point to three directions in the industry:
- Multi-colour, multi-material printing goes mainstream. The K3 and SPARKX i8 focus on cutting waste and hassle on colour changes. We saw a similar approach in Turkish startup Co Print's Quadro printer.
- Scanning plus printing. Portable scanners like the Pika make it faster to measure an existing part and design a replacement or accessory.
- Personalisation demand is growing. Combining laser and 3D printing lets small workshops make named, branded and custom-sized products economically. The 3D print farms doing this work are multiplying in Türkiye.
At CraftWi we also 3D print our products to order in our workshop in Ankara. See which material we use for which job in our PLA, PETG and TPU guide, and browse all our products in our store.
