Creality Ender 3... Sucks the big one when issues arise they don't have all the firmware on the site for downloads. I did get a firmware update installed and it does not read the Micro card anymore to do a print and a USB will not connect either. Also far Anycubic Kobra 2 NEO continues to plug itself between the feeder roller and tube that is the hotend connection. I can't find a fix. Its chewing up every FDM line inserted. Travel speed, Flow rate and print speed rates or settings don't seem to change it either or not enough to stop the eating of the filament. Both seem to be decent built machines but totally lack in software/operational factors. My first machine was the XYZ printing Davinci printer - enclosed ABS...
A ton of people who have been involved with 3D printing for awhile don't seem to like Bambu. It isn't open source. The newer printers operate over a cloud service and some have concerns about their IP. Others have issues with their proprietary parts and poor customer service. For those who do not have a ton of experience, Bambu offers turnkey printing.
@@LostBongThat open source crap is so idiotic. Most people who jack off open source have never written a line of code, contributed to the FOSS or know how to read a lick of code. Customer service is trash for the printers on the list? Lastly you can run bambu labs printers without the cloud. Let the lie end. It was dumb in 2022 and even dumber in 2023.
@@hawtdayum I agree with you, just repeating what some have said. I plan on buying a Bambu X1 in a few months when I save up. A friend of mine bought one and I was a little impressed...lol
In most of the comparison videos of print quality both the p1p and x1-c have better surface quality then all of these printers on this list. However in standard mode the Bambu labs printers were slower in print time then some. With all this said I use Bambu labs printers. Why? Core xy, ease of use, reliable, and fast. Basically I’ve moved away from bed slingers. But since Bambu is not releasing a larger build volume until they finish developing their next gen printer I’m considering 2 next gen bed slingers, the Neptune 4 max and the anycubic kobra 2 max. The anycubic currently is more attractive but I’m apprehensive to purchase it due to the requirement to use the anycubic cloud to send via WiFi which who knows is orcaslicer is even compatible with where the Neptune 4 max does work with orcaslicer out of the box but has other odd issues. Bottom line is I’m not going to race out and buy these quickly marketed next gen klipper printers. But the question we all need to ask is, why did it take Bambu labs releasing the x1-c and subsequent printers for all the other companies, except prusa, to market klipper printers? It’s not like it’s been a secret. So for this reason alone Bambu labs helped everyone in the fdm 3D printer world. As far as voron, and rat rigs go, I’ll say this they potentially are better printers hardware wise then any available printer out there depending on your component selection. Where the huge drawback for MOST people will be assembly, tuning, and support however there is a large community that will fill in the support section of the negatives, possibly negating it as a negative.
@@shawnhicks619 It's interesting you mention speed being comparable to some of the bed slingers. I think I know the reason. Many people use the "generic settings" for filament. For instance bambu pla filament is around 21mm/s flow rate and the generic rate is 11mm/s. Just changing the filament to bambu profile or if you tuned your filament, potentially higher, I have found 24-26mm/s printers comfortably on an X1/P1 series without touching sport/or luda or upping temps.
I am new to 3-D printing, but I’m thinking about getting an any cubic cobra to max How is the quality on the cobra series? And is it a good first printer?
I've had an Anycubic Vyper for 2 years and have had no issues when printing 100's of prints. the Kobra was too small at the time of purchase but now they have biger models. Based on my experience, I would have no issues recommending Anycubic printers to anyone. The only advice I would give you is... If you plan to plint with TPU; try to find one with a Direct drive , as opposed to a Bosen style. The Bosen style are great for more rigide materials (PLA, TEPG,SAS, etc.., but with wobbly, elastic TPU, the distance between the drive and the hot-end introduces variability in the feed of material, and its retraction (variability = more inconsistant printing and results in more "pops", hairs, etc.. and more post-processing after printing) ... Also, no matter the printer you choose; try to find one that has plenty of opensource options for future upgrades (software or hardware). Good Luck.
Why do you only recommend 3D printers sold on Amazon? How many have you tested? The video shows a series of printers with general information from the manufacturers but no actual product reviews. You didn't list important printers like the Bambulab X1 Carbon + AMS Combo, A1 and P1S, Prusa XL and MK4, Rat Rig V-Minion, and finally the VORON Siboor among others.
I am huge fan of the new Qidi Tech smart series way less cost than Bambu and superflawless prints with larger bed sizes and heated chamber. On 20 March 2024 they unveil a new release only see image showed today at their website. Curious what features this will have. Smart series hits 600mm/s. Hoping it a new dual extruder pro series large format. The Qidi Smart series clear winners and this new one has curiosity sparked!
Beg to differ. Qidi Tech price wise and capabilities of two top smart series hard to beat. Heated chamber 600mm/s and new unveil on 2o March 2024! Own smart series it prints flawless prints and great support. They listen and add updates fast to production runs. Great pricing! Think they are huge contender.
I have to agree there no Bambu on this list. The A1 is arguably going to be the new budget entry printer to consider. I also think what’s going to happen is the second get Bambu printers are going to deliver something more then what these next gen printers are offering. Most of them fall short and were obviously rushed to market to compete with Bambu Labs, which is silly to me I’ve been asking for a while why no one was offering printers with Klipper from the factory. It’s not like the community hadn’t already figured it out. My guess is all of these companies were content to compete with prusa, who I have my own praise and criticism of, and were doubtful that the Bambu would live up to the hype promised in the kickstarter. Even I fell into that line of thinking. Now I sincerely wish I’d have joined the kickstarter. I now no longer have any of my previous gen fdm printers. None. They are all Bambu labs. Sure it’s not fun to have to split up parts but even with assembly and post production I get parts faster then I used to with my cr-10’s. But even though I’ve moved away from bedslingers I’m considering 2 of the next gen printers as a place holder for the next larger Bambu printer. Those are the anycubic kobra 2 max and the elegoo Neptune 4 max. But I’m still going to hold off a bit longer and see how they do in the wild before I pull the trigger. They are appealing though.
I bought an Anycubic kobra 2 max and would definitely not recommend buying one it came with issues and I had to return it hopefully if you end up pulling the trigger you get a good 3d printer
@@gunnarbeddoes13 still holding off, I just can’t seem to justify a bed slinger for the majority of my production printing. I have considered the new A1 with the AMS lite since it appears the new full size A1 will at some point support multiple AMS lites and it would be nice to have the ability to multicolor print on a limited basis. I have neglected to purchase the AMS for the x and p series printers as those work pretty solidly on prototype and production parts that are all single color and it just seems frustrating to tie up one of those for multicolor prints. But this is my situation other people’s situations may vary. Ultimately I think it’s going to boil down to a voron or rat rig for us. We are down for the rest of the year for end of year inventory, book keeping and are again rearranging the shop and moving all the resin printers into a new dedicated space and will have 2 separate production areas running one for fdm and one for sla since we have been doing a bit more resin production over the last 2 months. Hopefully business continues to be good for us in the next year but it’s always anyone’s guess.
Because the only printer that can compete with Bambu labs it Pursa and neither of them are on Amazon which gives a small sales % when you buy using the above link
What do you mean by Sovol is an "Ender Style Bed Slinger"? The Ender Bed Slingers and the Sovol Bed Slingers are Prusa MK3 Clones - slso Prusa Style Bed Slingers would be correct. It seems to me, that you have no idea which 3D-printers are the best end of 2023 but you are talking already about 2024.
The SV07 is more like an ender than a Prusa, the SV06 is the Prusa copy. The SV07 is nothing like the SV06. Looks like you are the one that doesn't know what they are talking about.
@@elsap75 You clearly don't know shit about 3D printers and are just acting like you actually do, get some knowledge and then come and rant about unimportant things like who's clone the sv07 is. POINT.
Your conclusion is not a conclusion. Its a bunch of statements at the end of your video. Since you are doing a comparision video, the definition of conclusion for your video should be "a judgment or decision reached by reasoning." So for people like me looking at getting into 3D printing, I am left wanting.
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► 6. Sovol SV07 - geni.us/Ziqy3Z
► 5. Creality Ender 3 V2 Neo 3D Printer - geni.us/PiYLx
► 4. Anycubic Kobra 2 - geni.us/gXSQdf
► 3. AnkerMake M5 - geni.us/thDPIz
► 2. Anycubic Photon M3 Premium - geni.us/ZVdPOw
► 1. Creality K1 - geni.us/yjCGPf
Wow, It's so convenient all of your top picks have amazon affiliate links🙄
That’s how he makes money to do this as a job. He is doing it to make money, it’s not just a hobby.
freakin annoying 1000% volume intro music.
Creality Ender 3... Sucks the big one when issues arise they don't have all the firmware on the site for downloads. I did get a firmware update installed and it does not read the Micro card anymore to do a print and a USB will not connect either. Also far Anycubic Kobra 2 NEO continues to plug itself between the feeder roller and tube that is the hotend connection. I can't find a fix. Its chewing up every FDM line inserted. Travel speed, Flow rate and print speed rates or settings don't seem to change it either or not enough to stop the eating of the filament. Both seem to be decent built machines but totally lack in software/operational factors. My first machine was the XYZ printing Davinci printer - enclosed ABS...
Promotional video!
What tts do you use? It's so good
Sorry but how are any of these "dream 3d printers" no prusa, no bambu labs, no voron builds? wut?
It's very rare to see any of the Creality "sponsored" people talk about BL, Prusa or Voron. I doubt that it's unintentional.
no bambu?
A ton of people who have been involved with 3D printing for awhile don't seem to like Bambu. It isn't open source. The newer printers operate over a cloud service and some have concerns about their IP. Others have issues with their proprietary parts and poor customer service. For those who do not have a ton of experience, Bambu offers turnkey printing.
@@LostBongThat open source crap is so idiotic.
Most people who jack off open source have never written a line of code, contributed to the FOSS or know how to read a lick of code. Customer service is trash for the printers on the list?
Lastly you can run bambu labs printers without the cloud. Let the lie end. It was dumb in 2022 and even dumber in 2023.
@@hawtdayum I agree with you, just repeating what some have said. I plan on buying a Bambu X1 in a few months when I save up. A friend of mine bought one and I was a little impressed...lol
In most of the comparison videos of print quality both the p1p and x1-c have better surface quality then all of these printers on this list. However in standard mode the Bambu labs printers were slower in print time then some.
With all this said I use Bambu labs printers. Why? Core xy, ease of use, reliable, and fast. Basically I’ve moved away from bed slingers. But since Bambu is not releasing a larger build volume until they finish developing their next gen printer I’m considering 2 next gen bed slingers, the Neptune 4 max and the anycubic kobra 2 max. The anycubic currently is more attractive but I’m apprehensive to purchase it due to the requirement to use the anycubic cloud to send via WiFi which who knows is orcaslicer is even compatible with where the Neptune 4 max does work with orcaslicer out of the box but has other odd issues.
Bottom line is I’m not going to race out and buy these quickly marketed next gen klipper printers. But the question we all need to ask is, why did it take Bambu labs releasing the x1-c and subsequent printers for all the other companies, except prusa, to market klipper printers? It’s not like it’s been a secret. So for this reason alone Bambu labs helped everyone in the fdm 3D printer world.
As far as voron, and rat rigs go, I’ll say this they potentially are better printers hardware wise then any available printer out there depending on your component selection. Where the huge drawback for MOST people will be assembly, tuning, and support however there is a large community that will fill in the support section of the negatives, possibly negating it as a negative.
@@shawnhicks619 It's interesting you mention speed being comparable to some of the bed slingers. I think I know the reason.
Many people use the "generic settings" for filament. For instance bambu pla filament is around 21mm/s flow rate and the generic rate is 11mm/s.
Just changing the filament to bambu profile or if you tuned your filament, potentially higher, I have found 24-26mm/s printers comfortably on an X1/P1 series without touching sport/or luda or upping temps.
You say the k1 is comparable to the bambu, but it isn't on the list?
I am new to 3-D printing, but I’m thinking about getting an any cubic cobra to max How is the quality on the cobra series? And is it a good first printer?
I've had an Anycubic Vyper for 2 years and have had no issues when printing 100's of prints. the Kobra was too small at the time of purchase but now they have biger models. Based on my experience, I would have no issues recommending Anycubic printers to anyone. The only advice I would give you is... If you plan to plint with TPU; try to find one with a Direct drive , as opposed to a Bosen style. The Bosen style are great for more rigide materials (PLA, TEPG,SAS, etc.., but with wobbly, elastic TPU, the distance between the drive and the hot-end introduces variability in the feed of material, and its retraction (variability = more inconsistant printing and results in more "pops", hairs, etc.. and more post-processing after printing) ... Also, no matter the printer you choose; try to find one that has plenty of opensource options for future upgrades (software or hardware). Good Luck.
@@PierreFromCanada Ty I bought a kobra 2 max it came with an issue so I returned it and have a Bambu lab p1p on the way
@@gunnarbeddoes13 Sorry to hear that.... But I hear allot of good things about Bambu Printers...congrats.
@@PierreFromCanada ty
Why do you only recommend 3D printers sold on Amazon? How many have you tested? The video shows a series of printers with general information from the manufacturers but no actual product reviews. You didn't list important printers like the Bambulab X1 Carbon + AMS Combo, A1 and P1S, Prusa XL and MK4, Rat Rig V-Minion, and finally the VORON Siboor among others.
I am huge fan of the new Qidi Tech smart series way less cost than Bambu and superflawless prints with larger bed sizes and heated chamber. On 20 March 2024 they unveil a new release only see image showed today at their website. Curious what features this will have. Smart series hits 600mm/s. Hoping it a new dual extruder pro series large format. The Qidi Smart series clear winners and this new one has curiosity sparked!
You left out the best 3d printers that money can buy Prusa and Bambu Labs
Bambu clearly the winner.
No argument 😆
Yes. Except also, no.
I hate bamboo pab
Beg to differ. Qidi Tech price wise and capabilities of two top smart series hard to beat. Heated chamber 600mm/s and new unveil on 2o March 2024! Own smart series it prints flawless prints and great support. They listen and add updates fast to production runs. Great pricing! Think they are huge contender.
Too small …can’t win
M3 Premium is discontinued and there is NO LCD to change on Anycubic ....
Do they really use mm/s to designate acceleration? How does that work? Or are they just wrong?
I have to agree there no Bambu on this list. The A1 is arguably going to be the new budget entry printer to consider. I also think what’s going to happen is the second get Bambu printers are going to deliver something more then what these next gen printers are offering. Most of them fall short and were obviously rushed to market to compete with Bambu Labs, which is silly to me I’ve been asking for a while why no one was offering printers with Klipper from the factory. It’s not like the community hadn’t already figured it out. My guess is all of these companies were content to compete with prusa, who I have my own praise and criticism of, and were doubtful that the Bambu would live up to the hype promised in the kickstarter. Even I fell into that line of thinking. Now I sincerely wish I’d have joined the kickstarter. I now no longer have any of my previous gen fdm printers. None. They are all Bambu labs. Sure it’s not fun to have to split up parts but even with assembly and post production I get parts faster then I used to with my cr-10’s.
But even though I’ve moved away from bedslingers I’m considering 2 of the next gen printers as a place holder for the next larger Bambu printer. Those are the anycubic kobra 2 max and the elegoo Neptune 4 max. But I’m still going to hold off a bit longer and see how they do in the wild before I pull the trigger. They are appealing though.
I bought an Anycubic kobra 2 max and would definitely not recommend buying one it came with issues and I had to return it hopefully if you end up pulling the trigger you get a good 3d printer
@@gunnarbeddoes13 still holding off, I just can’t seem to justify a bed slinger for the majority of my production printing. I have considered the new A1 with the AMS lite since it appears the new full size A1 will at some point support multiple AMS lites and it would be nice to have the ability to multicolor print on a limited basis. I have neglected to purchase the AMS for the x and p series printers as those work pretty solidly on prototype and production parts that are all single color and it just seems frustrating to tie up one of those for multicolor prints. But this is my situation other people’s situations may vary.
Ultimately I think it’s going to boil down to a voron or rat rig for us. We are down for the rest of the year for end of year inventory, book keeping and are again rearranging the shop and moving all the resin printers into a new dedicated space and will have 2 separate production areas running one for fdm and one for sla since we have been doing a bit more resin production over the last 2 months.
Hopefully business continues to be good for us in the next year but it’s always anyone’s guess.
@@shawnhicks619 best of luck finding a printer
amazing best 3d printers
What about the Mingda Magician X2
Why didn't you rank the Bambu products? Definitely a contender. I'd liked to have seen those in comparison to the rest.
Because the only printer that can compete with Bambu labs it Pursa and neither of them are on Amazon which gives a small sales % when you buy using the above link
This has made in indian all over this. Hate these videos bet you have never seen any of the products.
I' m very frustrated with 3d printer failed very bad.. tired of it.
What do you mean by Sovol is an "Ender Style Bed Slinger"? The Ender Bed Slingers and the Sovol Bed Slingers are Prusa MK3 Clones - slso Prusa Style Bed Slingers would be correct. It seems to me, that you have no idea which 3D-printers are the best end of 2023 but you are talking already about 2024.
The SV07 is more like an ender than a Prusa, the SV06 is the Prusa copy. The SV07 is nothing like the SV06. Looks like you are the one that doesn't know what they are talking about.
@@patissanchez I am still on the opinion, that you yust write something in the air without any technical knowledge. Point.
@@elsap75 You clearly don't know shit about 3D printers and are just acting like you actually do, get some knowledge and then come and rant about unimportant things like who's clone the sv07 is. POINT.
Anytime I hear a voice like a gameshow host im out
Your conclusion is not a conclusion. Its a bunch of statements at the end of your video. Since you are doing a comparision video, the definition of conclusion for your video should be "a judgment or decision reached by reasoning." So for people like me looking at getting into 3D printing, I am left wanting.
not including a bambu lab printer is a crime
this video is completely biased do not trust it is printers he is indorsed by
Best 3d Printers ? - Rediculous !! I would not buy ANY of these...
Don't believe anything you see or hear in this video
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Not 1 bambu labs... i call bullshit