Now, the 3D printing community is wondering whether that was all a euphemism for exiting the 3D printer business. eufyMake is no longer selling any 3D printers and has stopped selling some of the parts it would need to provide anything close to “comprehensive support.”Anker confirms to The Verge that it has stopped selling the M5 and M5C 3D printers indefinitely. To put it mildly, Anker had a rough start in the 3D printer business. (Hotends are often one of the first components you replace if or typically when a 3D printer jams.) Anker isn’t the only company that’s had difficulty moving into the next, more consumer-friendly and affordable phase of the 3D printing business.