Hi Andrew! I realize this is nearly a year late, but THANK YOU very much! TH-cam rolled out this Applaud feature (now called Super Thanks) but, until very recently, didn't give creators an easy way to find them. Now they have, and I wanted to say I am grateful for your support!
@@BV3D thank you. I'm doing research for a repair and I have someone telling me that the pipe for one of the extruders is messed up haha. Is it as easy as taking out the old nozzle, ptfe then replace?
I am wanting to get started with 3d printing, I really liked this for ease of use and to get started quickly. Do you think this is the best starter printer with ease and quick to use or is there something better for under 500.00
to bad it doesnt have a all metal hot end, and really use the enclosed chamber for stuff like nylon and pc that needs temps up around 280 to 300c, another great video
Love your video, Bryan. Really clear and to the point. Got my ender assembled and the Micro Swiss hotend installed with your video. One request: what about doing a video on the laser kit for the Ender 3 V2? Install, usage, software... That will be so great. Thansk,
I know this is an old video but im looking to get this printer and i was wondering if I could just replace the ptfe that goes into the nozzle with a Capricorn ptfe to not have the risk of burning and deforming the original ptfe?.
The ringing is from the HUGE MASS that is the hotend. Basically I would buy this just got the enclosure if it was around 300, because let's be honest it needs a new hotend and extruder, some modifications to have belt tensioners and slight modification for exhusting the abs fumes post print. But it's like 90% there, again for $500 a definite no and let's be honest we need an enclosure that can get to a stable and consistent 70 degrees. Ideally even more for none impregnated filaments like PA or PC
Kioxia USB's eh...! their server SSD's cost a fortune, but the USB's seem to be reasonably priced, are they good on the read and write speeds? do they meet/exceed Kioxia's products specs?
Thanks Bryan I think for that price I would rather purchase a Flashforge Adventurer 3. Still fully enclosed with filament run out sensor, power cut resume, built in camera the lot and you get amazing hassle free prints straight out of the box. Being a Flashforge printer it is bullet proof for years also. Cheers mate.
This printer is baffling. The enclosure is designed to help with ABS and ASA but it's not safe to reach the temperatures needed for ABS/ASA with the TPFE lined nozzle. I am not sure whether 235/240 is enough to avoid delamination consistently with all ABS/ASA filaments! What do you think?
I print ABS with it at 235. The filament I’m using has a print temp between 220 and 250. So far it’s doing ok, but 240 is about as high as I would want to go with it.
Hi Bryan, I was wondering can you please get the "Voxelab Aquila 3D Printer" and show it b unboxed, built, and tested y your good self, WHY? because I have seen this is printer is said to be a Creality Ender 3 V2 Clone printer. It uses the same layout and design and even the same main board. The control screen is not the same as the Ender 3 V2 But is a nice one! The reason the Aquila is getting popular is because of it's price compared to the Ender 3 V2. The Aquila costs far less to buy But is as good as the Ender 3 V2. I was so impressed y 3 you tuber printer reviews I ordered one to replace my Tronxy X5SA which I still can't get to level right months after buying it? I was going to buy the Ender 3 V2 But by buying this Voxelab Aquila printer on Amazon UK I saved £87.00p on the price of the Ender 3 V2. What a great Bargain. I could if needed buy a Creality encloser for this Aquila thanks to the money saved. Loe your videos so any to do with this Aquila printer be great. Cheers. 8 )
I have a x-plus by QIDI and I must say their printers ARE AWESOME compared to shitty creality printers you dont need to do anything to them to get great prints! If you compare what you will spend on say and ender 3 and all the upgrades needed for them to print good compared to a QIDI printer, you'll actually spend way more on a creality not to mention countless hours of fiddling with it. QIDI printers direct drive extruders, strong supports, awesome build blade and most are fuly enclosed so you can easily print things like carbon fiber and everything in between. Simply put they are cheap and print the way creality users dream only wish theirs did.
Nice Review Bryan! I would say there’s something wrong with that 18 hour print I print boxes of about that size in substantially less another time with even slightly thicker sides On my good old Prusa in PETG Again thanks for a good review but I don’t think there’s printers for me. I would make one other comment however Bryan Covid is over time for a haircut!
I’m literally sitting here about to cry. I’m VERY tech ignorant. I can turn something one but then I’m lost. Is anyone willing to help me? I want to make cookie cutters for my own personal use. And I can’t figure out anything at all
That's for the shirt hahahahaha and I find you one of my top channels. You don't let personal proclivities affect reviews.
Super video! I applauded for $5.00 👏👏
Hi Andrew! I realize this is nearly a year late, but THANK YOU very much! TH-cam rolled out this Applaud feature (now called Super Thanks) but, until very recently, didn't give creators an easy way to find them. Now they have, and I wanted to say I am grateful for your support!
Nice work Bryan!
Take the springs off the belt, give them a squeeze with pliers. Should be some give to set the belt tighter.
Thanks!
Thank you, Joey! 😀
@@BV3D thank you. I'm doing research for a repair and I have someone telling me that the pipe for one of the extruders is messed up haha. Is it as easy as taking out the old nozzle, ptfe then replace?
It creates spark gaps when the high current ionizes the air between the strands
I have this printer and it is the best printer I have ever had.
I have mostly been using it as my ABS printer and it's done well for me in that role. 👍
I have 2 of them and swapped the hotels for hardened steel all metal from qidi. Works perfect.
you must have had some really crappy ones before
nice "six pack"! Always brightens my Monday to see your video drop.
Do people still use ABS? I thought everyone was using PETG these days?
PETG? No ABS, look at Voron 3D Printer and there Community, all is about ABS
Would you recommend this over the Creator 3 version 2?
I am wanting to get started with 3d printing, I really liked this for ease of use and to get started quickly. Do you think this is the best starter printer with ease and quick to use or is there something better for under 500.00
to bad it doesnt have a all metal hot end, and really use the enclosed chamber for stuff like nylon and pc that needs temps up around 280 to 300c, another great video
All metal hot end is 60 bucks from qidi so not an issue just swap it out.
Can you 3d print with abs filament
do you have any experience with the X-plus. Interested in exploring Nylon and Nylon X like materials.
Another great first look video... Informative and entertaining, as always.
Wow. Great in depth review!
Love your video, Bryan. Really clear and to the point. Got my ender assembled and the Micro Swiss hotend installed with your video. One request: what about doing a video on the laser kit for the Ender 3 V2? Install, usage, software... That will be so great. Thansk,
Looks great. Keep up the good work Bryan
Very in-depth review, thank you Bryan!
i realize Im kinda randomly asking but do anyone know of a good site to stream newly released movies online ?
@Joziah Bo flixportal xD
@Niko Aldo Thanks, I went there and it seems to work =) Appreciate it!!
@Joziah Bo no problem :)
Great presentation. Very detailed. Does this printer have an air filter?
I know this is an old video but im looking to get this printer and i was wondering if I could just replace the ptfe that goes into the nozzle with a Capricorn ptfe to not have the risk of burning and deforming the original ptfe?.
The ringing is from the HUGE MASS that is the hotend. Basically I would buy this just got the enclosure if it was around 300, because let's be honest it needs a new hotend and extruder, some modifications to have belt tensioners and slight modification for exhusting the abs fumes post print. But it's like 90% there, again for $500 a definite no and let's be honest we need an enclosure that can get to a stable and consistent 70 degrees. Ideally even more for none impregnated filaments like PA or PC
Can you swap to all metal on the nozzzle for better temps?
Kioxia USB's eh...! their server SSD's cost a fortune, but the USB's seem to be reasonably priced, are they good on the read and write speeds? do they meet/exceed Kioxia's products specs?
Hello thank you very much for this review, could you please share the prusa slicer profile you used ? Thank you in advance :)
Thanks Bryan I think for that price I would rather purchase a Flashforge Adventurer 3. Still fully enclosed with filament run out sensor, power cut resume, built in camera the lot and you get amazing hassle free prints straight out of the box. Being a Flashforge printer it is bullet proof for years also. Cheers mate.
It was good years ago. Things have moved on.
This printer is baffling. The enclosure is designed to help with ABS and ASA but it's not safe to reach the temperatures needed for ABS/ASA with the TPFE lined nozzle. I am not sure whether 235/240 is enough to avoid delamination consistently with all ABS/ASA filaments! What do you think?
I print ABS with it at 235. The filament I’m using has a print temp between 220 and 250. So far it’s doing ok, but 240 is about as high as I would want to go with it.
Hi Bryan, I was wondering can you please get the "Voxelab Aquila 3D Printer"
and show it b unboxed, built, and tested y your good self, WHY? because I have seen this is printer is said to be a Creality Ender 3 V2 Clone printer.
It uses the same layout and design and even the same main board. The control screen is not the same as the Ender 3 V2 But is a nice one!
The reason the Aquila is getting popular is because of it's price compared to the Ender 3 V2.
The Aquila costs far less to buy But is as good as the Ender 3 V2.
I was so impressed y 3 you tuber printer reviews I ordered one to replace my Tronxy X5SA which I still can't get to level right months after buying it?
I was going to buy the Ender 3 V2 But by buying this Voxelab Aquila printer on Amazon UK I saved £87.00p on the price of the Ender 3 V2.
What a great Bargain. I could if needed buy a Creality encloser for this Aquila thanks to the money saved.
Loe your videos so any to do with this Aquila printer be great. Cheers. 8 )
ABS looking good 👍🏻 awesome review as always. Can I ask where you got the turntable you use please ?
Hi Karl! That is the Ikea 900.744.83 "Snudda" Lazy Susan. They're kinda handy for working on things where you need to get to all sides easily.
@@BV3D thank you 🙏 that’s why I’m after some for that reason!!
Thanks.
I have a x-plus by QIDI and I must say their printers ARE AWESOME compared to shitty creality printers you dont need to do anything to them to get great prints! If you compare what you will spend on say and ender 3 and all the upgrades needed for them to print good compared to a QIDI printer, you'll actually spend way more on a creality not to mention countless hours of fiddling with it. QIDI printers direct drive extruders, strong supports, awesome build blade and most are fuly enclosed so you can easily print things like carbon fiber and everything in between. Simply put they are cheap and print the way creality users dream only wish theirs did.
I need this T shirt!!!
Was looking for this msg
Interesting printer, but no cigar
Thanks for sharing :-)
Nice Review Bryan! I would say there’s something wrong with that 18 hour print I print boxes of about that size in substantially less another time with even slightly thicker sides On my good old Prusa in PETG Again thanks for a good review but I don’t think there’s printers for me. I would make one other comment however Bryan Covid is over time for a haircut!
I’m literally sitting here about to cry. I’m VERY tech ignorant. I can turn something one but then I’m lost. Is anyone willing to help me? I want to make cookie cutters for my own personal use. And I can’t figure out anything at all
That shirt 😂
Came for this msg
That echoing on the prints is terrible