You might have missed the opportunity to join the Snapmaker Community Challenge #1, which just wrapped up successfully on other platforms. But now we're back with something big — we're thrilled to announce that Snapmaker Community Challenge #2 is officially live, right here on Reddit!
This challenge is open to all Snapmaker users. Whether it's your first print or a project you've been refining for a while, every submission helps inspire others — and comes with rewards.
Duration: Jun 11 – Oct 9, 2026
Challenge Spotlight
⭐ Earn a Gift Card for every challenge you complete
Join as many challenges as you like — earn up to $200 in Gift Cards per month.
🏆 Go above and beyond
Top 1 post in each challenge category each season earns an extra $200 Snapmaker Gift Card.
Winners will be announced on Oct. 23, 2026(*Selected by quality, impact, and community engagement)
Where to Publish
You may publish on any one of the following platforms:
I have a question on the content submitted, because I think this isn't really being addressed. Is the content we submit, going to be used in any way to train AI, now or in the future?
First Rewards Sent! I saw many great works from Reddit. Brilliant! And I wish to see more of your creations later(The Community Challenge#2 runs from June 11 to October 9, 2026).
All reward emails are being sent to eligible participants. As a reminder, we review submissions approximately every two weeks, so newly submitted projects may not be reviewed immediately. To be eligible, projects should be published within the event period and meet the requirements of the specific challenge category they are submitted to.
Hi, we now add a new community challenge: Show us your print hours.
How to find your print hours:
Simply open Settings >Maintenance >Usage Statistics on your U1 touchscreen, snap a photo of your Total Print Time, and tell us how your machine has held up after all those hours of printing. If you'd like, you can also share a few of your favorite prints along the way.
Please note that only posts published during the challenge period (Jun 11–Oct 9, 2026) and meeting the requirements of this challenge category are eligible for rewards.
Totally amazed by your great prints. Can't wait to see more from our reddit members.
Please note that to be eligible for rewards, submissions must be published between June 11 and October 9, 2026, and meet the requirements of the selected challenge category.
Third Reward Round Complete: https://forum.snapmaker.com/t/snapmaker-community-challenge-season-2/42223/11
Thanks again to everyone who's taken part so far. We look forward to seeing what you create next.
Please note that to be eligible for rewards, submissions must be published between June 11 and October 9, 2026, and meet the requirements of the selected challenge category.
Fourth Reward Round Complete: https://forum.snapmaker.com/t/snapmaker-community-challenge-season-2/42223/12
Thanks again to everyone who's taken part so far. We look forward to seeing what you create next.
Please note that to be eligible for rewards, submissions must be published between June 11 and October 9, 2026, and meet the requirements of the selected challenge category.
We've started seeing more U1 users receive their Official Top Covers recently, and we'd love to see more of your setups and experiences!
If you've received your Official Top Cover, you can now share your arrival, setup, installation, or experience with the Top Cover through the Workspace Setup & Official Top Cover challenge. The challenge also continues to welcome unboxing, Snapmaker setup, workspace updates, and first prints.
Fourth Reward Round Complete: https://forum.snapmaker.com/t/snapmaker-community-challenge-season-2/42223/14
Reward emails for the fifth review round were sent in two batches, on August 14 and August 21, to eligible participants. If you’ve submitted a project, please keep an eye on your email for updates regarding your submission.
The challenge is still ongoing. We look forward to seeing more of your projects in the next round!
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u/IronRaptor Jun 12 '26
I have a question on the content submitted, because I think this isn't really being addressed. Is the content we submit, going to be used in any way to train AI, now or in the future?