eufyMake is running its Black Friday sale on the E1 UV printer, and if you buy an E1 bundle you also get a free Material Discovery Set worth $200 USD. eufyMake sent me one, so I unboxed the whole kit on camera, then printed my own coasters and a light box on the materials. Here are the deals, the dates and exactly what’s in the box. eufyMake sponsored this video.
The short version
- Early sale, 27 Oct to 10 Nov 2026: the E1 Basic Bundle is $1,999 USD (RRP $2,409) and the Deluxe Plus Bundle is $2,899 USD (RRP $3,709), at the time of writing.
- Free gift: both bundles come with the Material Discovery Set plus a flexible white ink cartridge, valued at $200 USD.
- In the kit: 10 ceramic coasters, a light art painting kit, a wood canvas, a cloth canvas and 50 special-effect foil film sheets.
- Accessories: up to 20% off, for example the roll-to-film attachment at $400 USD (normally $499.99).
- Flash deals: from $9.90 USD, dropping at 7 PM PT on set days through November, one per customer.
The Black Friday deals
All prices are from eufyMake’s US store in USD, checked when I made the video. Prices can change, so check the eufyMake Black Friday page for the current offer.
| Deal | Price at the time |
|---|---|
| E1 Basic Bundle (E1 + full ink set) | $1,999 (RRP $2,409) + free $200 kit |
| E1 Deluxe Plus Bundle (E1, ink, rotary, laminator, roll-to-film) | $2,899 (RRP $3,709) + free $200 kit |
| Roll-to-film attachment | $400 (normally $499.99) |
| Rotary tool, laminator | $320 each (normally $399.99) |
| Flash deals | From $9.90, 7 PM PT on 30 Oct, 6, 13, 20, 27 and 30 Nov |
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The early sale with the free gift runs until 10 November. After that, eufyMake’s page says the final Black Friday stage (11 to 30 November) takes a further $200 off the bundles, but it doesn’t mention the gift set for that stage. Last year I grabbed a cleaning cartridge for about $10 in a flash deal, so those are worth keeping an eye on.
What’s in the free Material Discovery Set
The box is really nicely done, with a sleeve and a pull tab, and every material sits in its own small box with an icon on the front. Here’s what I found inside:
- 10 round coasters. Ceramic, about 4 to 5 mm thick, with a cork back. A standard bottle fits on them fine. The box shows a square icon too, which had me looking for square coasters, but that icon is for the foil films.
- 50 special-effect foil film sheets. Holographic and rainbow patterns, very thin and delicate. These are a special extra eufyMake added to the set for this Black Friday. Think of them as samples: try a few, find the ones you like, then buy more.
- Light art painting kit. A light box with a USB cable and adapter, wall mounting hardware, and a spare front panel so you can do a couple of prints.
- Wood canvas. A wooden frame you print on the front of and hang on the wall. I’ve printed on these before and they make a great display piece.
- Cloth canvas. It’s taut like a flat print, so I’ve used standard white ink on these, not flexible.
- Flexible white ink cartridge. You swap this in for the standard white when you print on flexible materials, the foil films, or with the roll-to-film attachment.
What I printed on it
Coasters
The coasters are probably my favourite. I made some DraftID logo designs and they print so nicely on the ceramic surface.
Light box
Turned off, the light box shows the DraftID logo with a pencil sketch style drawing. Turn it on and the light comes through and shows the colour, which looks awesome. In eufyMake Studio there’s a light painting skill: you drag in one image and it creates the pencil sketch and the colour version for you, then you print it on the back of the panel. It prints mirrored, because it’s viewed through the panel, and it lays down the sketch first, then a white layer, then the colour layer. That’s how the colour shows through when it’s lit.
Foil transfers
This is what the flexible white ink is for. The E1 prints your CMYK layer, then a thicker layer of flexible white, which is where the foil sticks. Lay a foil film over it, press it with a heat press, give it a rub, and when you peel it away the foil transfers onto the white areas. I’m still dialling in my process, so the foils will get their own video.
Is the free kit worth it?
You can buy all of these materials separately on eufyMake’s site, but as a free gift it’s a nice way to start with a new machine. You get to try coasters, light art, wood, canvas and foil, see what you enjoy, then stock up on that. If you were already planning to buy an E1, the early sale with the gift is the one to go for.
Want custom coasters, light boxes or gifts UV printed for you? I can print them.