Thermwood LSAM-MT (Additive Manufacturing Trim Cell)
Key Specifications
Table Size
max vertical build
maximum print temperature
control
How much does the Thermwood LSAM-MT (Additive Manufacturing Trim Cell) cost?
Estimated price range
Our best estimate for a metal additive manufacturing in this class — not a quote from Thermwood. Configuration moves it a long way.
Overview
The Thermwood LSAM-MT (Additive Manufacturing Trim Cell) is a large-format additive machine built on a moving table, which Thermwood lists in two sizes: 10'x5' or 10'x10'. Maximum vertical build is 5' and the maximum print temperature is up to 450°C.
The moving table is the design choice to understand. The part travels on the table instead of a gantry travelling the length of the part, and the size list is short as a result: two tables, neither longer than 10'. Build height is the same 5' on both, so the 10'x10' size adds plan area, not height.
The print temperature ceiling of up to 450°C is the figure to match against the processing temperature of the material you intend to print. Control is the Thermwood Ultra 6 SuperControl. Deposition rate, bead size, spindle data and machine weight are not among the figures on the cited page, so request them before comparing this machine with others.
Full Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Table Size | 10'x5' or 10'x10' moving table |
| Max Vertical Build | 5' |
| Maximum Print Temperature | Up to 450°C |
| CNC Control | Thermwood Ultra 6 SuperControl |
Specifications sourced from thermwood.com — verified 2026-10-03
Strengths & Limitations
Strengths
- Moving table in 10'x5' or 10'x10' sizes
- Maximum print temperature of up to 450°C
- 5' maximum vertical build on either table size
- Runs on the Thermwood Ultra 6 SuperControl
Limitations
- Only two table sizes are listed, and neither is longer than 10'
- Vertical build stops at 5' whichever table is chosen
- Deposition rate, materials and spindle data are not stated on the cited page
Best For
Frequently Asked Questions
01
Thermwood lists a moving table of 10'x5' or 10'x10' and a maximum vertical build of 5'. Those are table and build limits; the usable size of a given part also depends on how it is oriented and supported during printing.
02
Maximum print temperature is listed as up to 450°C. Compare that with the processing temperature your material supplier gives. The cited page states the temperature, but this table carries no list of approved materials.
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