We've already done many type-filament print tests. The maximum temperature of the nozzle can reach 300 ℃ Filament Support PLA/PLA+/ABS/PETG/WOOD/TPU/PC/NYLON(Need dried)
Make the profiles available to help give users a baseline . This printer only provides a “normal” setting in the default cura profile. Unlike Bambu there’s a “generic” material configuration to help you tweak from a starting point.
I noticed a slight warping there on ABS, that's why the camera shot cleverly hides the bottom of that bunny (ABS without an enclosure not going to end well). The print bed on my SR can barely hold PETG without glue stick so I hope this comes with some amazing flexible bed and not the same type of bed on the SR. And with a couple of generation changing machines coming out soon, this has got to be priced right or it's doa.
Just out of curiosity, what are the other machines that you're talking about? I have five Ender 3's and a Sidewinder x1 currently. I want to buy a faster (probably delta) printer soon, but I haven't been doing as much research as I used to.
@@Brunoku Had my eye one the Ankermake, Bambu Lab X1 and the Flsun V400. Two of them are Kickstarters I know but I feel that's the only way things are moving home 3d printing forward for the masses instead of trickles of upgrades and countless models. Klipper/Input shaping/ frequency tuning implemented and true automatic bed leveling are going to become more common in the next 12 months. I'm waiting for longer term use reports before I decide on which to get.
@@jasonwu2758 yeah i'm with you on that one, personally i got eyes on the ender 3 s1 plus, anycubic also came with some juicy printers but i especially wanna see if an ender 5 s1 plus would come, since it's a core-xy design it can print faster, and it would have a bigger build volume, but i just really dislike bowden from previous experiences so it if comes with duel gear direct drive i'm likely going for that one. "Klipper/Input shaping/ frequency tuning implemented and true automatic bed leveling" yes pls, klipper out of the box would be bliss, true auto bed leveling too sounds like a dream, there's also a printer that scans the first layers which IMO just sounds like peak reliability, but price tag for that one put me off to the point i forgot it's name lol.
@@CodeBroRob I've got the X1 Carbon combo from Bambo Lab ordered (that's the one with the LIDAR scanning the 1st layer, wifi, pretty much voron out of the box but with a AMS system to boot. Can't wait!
PC and ABS printed without enclosure? It would be good if you will provide an option for enclosure. Maybe just 3 acrylic with mountings. Most of hi-temp materials needs printing in higher environment temperature.
Looking at the extrusion profiles on the vertical supports, you can probably just slot in some thin/flexy acrylic panels to form a round enclosure wall. Making a door could be more difficult, and the tops and bottoms would need some ventilation considerations to avoid overheating the control board and steppers in the top or the PSU in the bottom. I'm definitely looking into this when mine arrives.
Buyers, beware, do not buy into the hype and free printers that are given to reviewers. I can tell you you will be lucky to get your order the way most customers have to order in one to two months with tons of excuses. Not the type of company I would want to do business with, and if you did I could imagine the type of support you would get and time delays.
is the FLSUN V400 easy to build for a beginner? I'm new to 3D printing.? also I'm in between on getting either this printer and or the Prusa Mini + ( note then get this printer as my second printer, or vice versa ) but I feel like I'm leaning towards your printer a bit more, then a Prusa now, because of the filament choices :) and one more quick question is the FLSUN V400 compatible with Mosaic Palette 3 pro?
Don't waste your money on a prusa get a bambu lab X1 or x1C you dont need to build it like a prusa and has a ton more features, faster, auto bed levels, lidar scanning easier to use etc.
Building is super easy and we'll documented. Takes 20 minutes. I love my v400, but I do wish some profiles for materials other than PLA. My PLA prints like molded parts almost, but PETG is just not setup out of the box in Cura yet... lots of tinkering gives me decent results, but I know it can do much better. If you are new to 3d printing, get a cheap Anycubic. They are solid and reliable IMHO.
@@lookmanaremu2717 I highly doubt that. SR is already 459 US which is 375 pounds according to google. This printer has a lot more features would say at least 100-150 US more.
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Can we have the the print settings for all the material please ?
Make the profiles available to help give users a baseline . This printer only provides a “normal” setting in the default cura profile. Unlike Bambu there’s a “generic” material configuration to help you tweak from a starting point.
I noticed a slight warping there on ABS, that's why the camera shot cleverly hides the bottom of that bunny (ABS without an enclosure not going to end well). The print bed on my SR can barely hold PETG without glue stick so I hope this comes with some amazing flexible bed and not the same type of bed on the SR. And with a couple of generation changing machines coming out soon, this has got to be priced right or it's doa.
Just out of curiosity, what are the other machines that you're talking about? I have five Ender 3's and a Sidewinder x1 currently. I want to buy a faster (probably delta) printer soon, but I haven't been doing as much research as I used to.
@@Brunoku Had my eye one the Ankermake, Bambu Lab X1 and the Flsun V400. Two of them are Kickstarters I know but I feel that's the only way things are moving home 3d printing forward for the masses instead of trickles of upgrades and countless models. Klipper/Input shaping/ frequency tuning implemented and true automatic bed leveling are going to become more common in the next 12 months. I'm waiting for longer term use reports before I decide on which to get.
@@jasonwu2758 yeah i'm with you on that one, personally i got eyes on the ender 3 s1 plus, anycubic also came with some juicy printers but i especially wanna see if an ender 5 s1 plus would come, since it's a core-xy design it can print faster, and it would have a bigger build volume, but i just really dislike bowden from previous experiences so it if comes with duel gear direct drive i'm likely going for that one.
"Klipper/Input shaping/ frequency tuning implemented and true automatic bed leveling"
yes pls, klipper out of the box would be bliss, true auto bed leveling too sounds like a dream, there's also a printer that scans the first layers which IMO just sounds like peak reliability, but price tag for that one put me off to the point i forgot it's name lol.
@@CodeBroRob I've got the X1 Carbon combo from Bambo Lab ordered (that's the one with the LIDAR scanning the 1st layer, wifi, pretty much voron out of the box but with a AMS system to boot. Can't wait!
The V400 has a PEI Magnetic bed ;)
That's the magic of Klipper ;)
AWESOME !!!
amazing!
Nice
Interesting, I putting my petg @ 245 and bed @75.
All I gotta say is, 1 more to add to FLSUN's SPEED Demons...)
PC and ABS printed without enclosure? It would be good if you will provide an option for enclosure. Maybe just 3 acrylic with mountings. Most of hi-temp materials needs printing in higher environment temperature.
Looking at the extrusion profiles on the vertical supports, you can probably just slot in some thin/flexy acrylic panels to form a round enclosure wall. Making a door could be more difficult, and the tops and bottoms would need some ventilation considerations to avoid overheating the control board and steppers in the top or the PSU in the bottom.
I'm definitely looking into this when mine arrives.
Why ABS not show the corner? We need to see ABS corner lift or not.
Showing the temperatures is pretty much useless. What's REALLY interesting is the printing speed used for each material.
Buyers, beware, do not buy into the hype and free printers that are given to reviewers. I can tell you you will be lucky to get your order the way most customers have to order in one to two months with tons of excuses. Not the type of company I would want to do business with, and if you did I could imagine the type of support you would get and time delays.
crazy, at 80 - 90 ° C. the PetG filament becomes soft and unstable, the bed temperature should be about 70 - 75 ° C
250°C on 400mm or higher temp ?
Great video. Please post printing speeds per print.
with print settings for each bunny
Why you hide the wrapping for the last one?
what is the overall size of the v400
Can it support nylon and wood filament?
is the FLSUN V400 easy to build for a beginner? I'm new to 3D printing.? also I'm in between on getting
either this printer and or the Prusa Mini + ( note then get this printer as my second printer, or vice versa )
but I feel like I'm leaning towards your printer a bit more, then a Prusa now, because of the filament choices :)
and one more quick question is the FLSUN V400 compatible with Mosaic Palette 3 pro?
It's not a beginner printer by any means. Get a prusa
Don't waste your money on a prusa get a bambu lab X1 or x1C you dont need to build it like a prusa and has a ton more features, faster, auto bed levels, lidar scanning easier to use etc.
Building is super easy and we'll documented. Takes 20 minutes.
I love my v400, but I do wish some profiles for materials other than PLA. My PLA prints like molded parts almost, but PETG is just not setup out of the box in Cura yet... lots of tinkering gives me decent results, but I know it can do much better.
If you are new to 3d printing, get a cheap Anycubic. They are solid and reliable IMHO.
can i buy parts from you to upgrade my super racer?
When is this available?
It looks great. I have one question. What price range will it be in?
I hope its between 300-400 in pounds pls flusn let it be that
@@lookmanaremu2717 I highly doubt that. SR is already 459 US which is 375 pounds according to google. This printer has a lot more features would say at least 100-150 US more.
800 is the msrp
@@lookmanaremu2717 lol
Une date/prix annoncé ?
Can it be 300-400 in pounds
淘寶何時開賣？
Carbon fiber?
Tenho uma FLSUN SR, nunca consegui imprimir em PETG, só a primeira camada sai bem, as outras camadas ficam soltas
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🚨 can it print carbon fiber nylon 🚨
TPU?
I was going to buy one until you did that last shot with the ABS hiding the base. Shows you're shoddy people.
Print pet ?
This model has no travel/retraction needs, no sharp corners, no small details. It's useless for seeing the capabilities of the printer.
Come on, the z-seam is really ugly.
The only seam I see looks like part of the model not an artefact of printing, designed to hide the real Z seam inside it...
@@daliasprints9798 So... you hide the seam inside a much bigger, much uglier seam. Genius!