Brand NEW Direct Drive ANYCUBIC KOBRA 3D Printer
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Tony, thanks for all the RC print and printer reviews. I’m currently using the Vypr printer and the new Kobra printer is scheduled to arrive this upcoming Tuesday. Are you willing to share your Cura/Kobra print profiles for PLA,, LW-PLA and TPU for RC printing ?
I have been printing with my upgraded Ender 3 pro with cr touch, dual z and direct drive mod I have been very pleased with the results. I just built a Prusa I3 Mk3+S and it has just blown me away with the quality of print.
Hey Troy! Thanks for the videos. Please may you give us an update on the best printer to purchase for 3d printed planes.. I'm interested in the Anycubic series. Looks like they have a lot of new printers since you made this video.
I seriously just picked up the Ender 3 S1 Pro for my new reliable workhorse... for 200 dollars more argh. While I love it, this looks to be nearly the exact machine; minus the dual Z screws and all metal hot end. Would love to see a tear down of this new extruder/hot end as well as some tests to see how fast it can extrude filament without missing a step. Also really digging the Anycubic bed leveler vs the CR Touch.
Movement is the same for direct drive and bowden tube printers. They both have extruders, which is the only moving part for applying the filament to the print bed. The difference is actually the flexing of the filament. It is much less with the direct drive vs bowden.
Troy-
Finally received the Kobra and its fantastic. My son loves it. Setup was a breeze and print quality is crazy good. Thank you for the recommendation! Darren Copeland
How about some tips. Mine seems to only print stupid owls.
Nice review, ordered - thanks! Glad I waited a couple of days before ordering a different printer. This will be my first 3D Printer and am anxious. I have been in RC for many years (40+) and I happen to find your channel by chance. I can see where a 3D Printer would help in some of my builds. I'll tell the wife I fell for a scam when it shows up. :)
Good tip re wife scam loool
??, Don't you have a supportive wife that understands and encourage your hobbies?, get divorce dude, she isn't the one! 😜
are the bed dimensions big enough for most wings?
great video as always, what is the height of the printer with the filament mounted? i need to know if it will fit in my printer cabinet.
thanks!!
Muchas gracias por compartir estos videos. ¿Con cuales parámetros de impression estas imprimiendo (en la Kobra) para que salga tan perfecto?
what did you use for a slicer if cura slicer what kind of settings are you using i have one im trying to get tuned in
Glad I ran into your channel.. I want to print out a 1964 impala more or less quarter scale.. Not sure if I'm headed in the right direction. The idea is to create a car body for my 2 year old's remote control ride on car.. But with some style
Hi Troy, would you have the special 110 monocoupe project, for printing. Or would you plan to make this project available? thanks
What would be the better printer. This or the creality Ender 3s? I am probably going to buy one of them. And which one is smaller?
Hey Troy, now having Kobra and Vyper for sometime now, which one you would recommend for beginner as 1st printer?
Your channel is very good, tell me one thing, which filament should I use to have a good impression and resistance to bad weather such as sun, serene and oil or gasoline if using a model with a combustion engine which polymer would be better to use to have more durability? of material?
The display looks like the one on the Vyper, which I really didn't like. Open Source firmware support from Anycubic on the Vyper was really bad. And there were (are?) some royality issues with the compiler... Hope the motherboard is now fixed and uses uart mode for the TMC drivers. They switched from a load cell for ABL to an inductive probe which I really appreciate.
HI troy, I'm looking to upgrade from my ender 3. I'm borrowing a Prusa MK3 to speed up my printing time. what do you recommend for a good self leveling direct drive printer. I'm really looking at the Flsun v400 but i'm worried about if its going to be a good all round printer. I print mostly foaming LW PLA for planes, PLA+ for crafting material and TPU for mu FPV drones. Will I get faster printing speeds with the V400 over the Prusa with LW-PLA? My second choice would be the Prusa MK4 (long lead time). the Any cubic printers look interesting, i'm just worried about longevity and part availability.
Great review, I don’t understand why the Kobra Max is not fitted with the direct drive unit. DUH!! Would not spend that kind of money without a direct drive print unit.
Could you make a video about 3D Printing Propellers? And which is best. This could be an experiment im really interested in
How does the rought print bed affect gluing the airplane parts together? Would it be better to get a glass bed for it? Anyone know?
So in your last couple of videos you have used 2 different printers in 2 different form factors. Wondering what the pros and cons of each style are?
Can you use the gcode from ed Print Lab directly? Or do you have to slice with Cura?
For first printer which do you recommended, Vyper or kobra?
Are the direct drive for the S one and the direct drive for the cobra the same fittings? Basically, I’m wondering if I want to upgrade the cobra Direct Dave’s hot end which one am I able to get? I’ve been trying to figure that out and I can’t figure to find out.
is the 250mm height is not a drawback of the Kobra? also thinking about buying Bambu A1 which has 265mm. I am wondering if it is not slowing down the printing process on bigger planes having to cut up the model into smaller pieces?
Only concerns I have are all about the direct drive and maintenance of same.
It looks huge. Does that mean it’s heavy because if it is that will cause problems and how easy is the hotend to service. It looks like it could be a bit of a pain having to dismantle it every time.
I assume that it’s not an all metal hotend and it still uses some ptfe tubing?
Anycubic has used lightweight material in the print head. This will help with a sagging issue on the gantry.
Good afternoon,
I currently own an Ender 3 pro and I would like to purchase a new, bigger 3d printer to print RC aircraft. I have $700 to spend and I was wondering what printer you would recommend I get for printing planes? I want a large print area but also really good quality. Any suggestions?
I'm debating between the Vyper and the Kobra. My concerns are the single z axis on the Kobra if it will handle printing over long use, and with the vyper it being a bowen when I will be using flex filaments from time to time. It's going to be my first 3d printer and I don't want my experience to be a negative one. I appreciate your help and so value your opinion. Any suggestions???
Did you buy any of these models?
You should make a video or multiple videos on how you design model airplanes for 3d printing
Is the extruder dual drive?
Can it run the gcode for prusa i3 that comes with some rc models without modification ?
Will You show cura settings for printing planes with this ?
Thanks
I use the G-codes from Eclipson models using my Prusa mk3 which if I’m correct they are supposed to be for the ender printers. The work flawlessly so I sure you can do the same with this.
I purchased this printer and I really like it. I especially like the way it levels the bed. Finally, a bed leveling program that seems to work (fingers crossed). One problem, Cura 5 does not have a profile for this printer. So, how do you set this up in cura 5 and what slicer did you use?
You can import profiles for the Kobra in Cura. They are for PLA, ABS and TPU with the extension .curaprofile.
Would you be willing to share your print settings for your models?
Moving parts is the same between the designs as others have mentioned, what makes the difference is technically the difference in diameter between the filament, and the bowden tubing obviously needs to have a tiny gap to minimize friction if the filament varies (as all do) in diameter slightly.
That slight gap means that when the extruder PUSHES after retraction, there is a delay before pressure actually reaches the filament at the other end down in the nozzle due to filament first pressing against the bowden tube wall along it's length and then finally force reaching the filament at the nozzle to get it to move where we need it to.
This same thing works in reverse on RETRACTION, as any slack in the bowden tube of "hitting the inner wall" by the filament needs to pulled back upon first before the filament at the nozzle finally starts to move. Yes, it's a tiny amount of distance, and time involved, but when printing sub-millimeter in a 3D printer, it does affect quality.
That's why the retraction settings need to be noticeably reduced in your slicing software when you, for example, install a direct drive extruder as a conversion from a bowden style.
Does anyone know if that stl file for the propeller and nose on his wall is available somewhere
Hey should I get this or there is some thing better this days ?
so its better than s1 pro?
Do yo do classes I really love how you teach
Are those scratches all over your bed of that machine? Do prints stick that bad to it?
this or the viper?
Anycubic cobra or vyper?
Picked up the kobra. Should be here tomorrow. Where can I get good profiles
How is it?, I want the Viper or the Kobra.... I like the direct extruder, but I like all the rest from the Viper... I don't know what to do!
Troy, do you think the Kobra could read the Eclipson PRUSA G codes and make as good a print as your experience with the Ender 3 S1? The Kobra is direct drive, right?
You should slice for different printers. E Steps and other rates could be different.
So Vyper or Kobra?
This or ender 3 s1 ??
Hey Troy! Thank you for this video and the heads up on this printer!! AnyCubic KOBRA OR Creality Ender 3 S1???? If you had to choose one, which would you choose??
KOBRA because it has a detect drive and auto levling
@@cozmoandvectorminimovies1418 thanks but the Ender 3 S1 also has autoleveling🤔
@@robdavidson4812 oh you said s1 lol I thought you where talking about the v2 for some reason idk well the s1 has dual z aces motors this has one i dont know much about the s1 but there is tons of reviews on it
@@cozmoandvectorminimovies1418 😂 Troy did a review on the Ender 3 S1 like a month before this video but he made absolutely no comparison between the two 🙄
So Kobra over the Viper?
I bought the anycubic kobra about a month ago and still haven't been able to make one print. I follow the setup instructions, like preheating and leveling and even if I try to print the owl it comes with , it totally fails. It just starts printing in a horizontal line. I downloaded the suggested parameters that come with the SD card but I can't fix it and don't know how. Please help me!!! 🙏🏼
Did you run the self leveling and see the printhead moving ably to all 4 corners? if so, the printer movement is fine, and perhaps the .STL file is bad.
I have only one ☝️ simple and crucial question, Witch laptop should I buy to use Cura, for best results.
Each laptop will yield a similar end result after slicing. Purchase a laptop with a fast Graphics card. The lowest end rtx 3000 series laptop will do very well.
direct drive is actually not so important with printing lw pla because retraction is turned off (due to foaming and hence nozzle blockage risk). Nothing wrong with bowden for printing plane parts, especially short-throw bowden printers like ender 3 and clones.
Looks like it’s time for me to buy a printer and make a 1/48th scale C-5 galaxy
Which one is better? The Vyper or the Kobra?
He said he chose the Kobra over the Vyper.
@@paulreeder5241 when?
Dude if anyone in history ever needed a CR-30 printer is definitely you.. wouldn't you be able to print whole wings without sectioning then with it?
th-cam.com/video/LClMyYvypnw/w-d-xo.html. This would allow you to keep gravity as your friend and print shells the same way as with traditional FDM
Hallo you don´t like to make a helicopter or a drone or no interest
But your plane are awesome greetings
The printers are expensif i think for that use and the printwire is also expensif greetings
I do not recommend the Kobra. I've had mine less than 2 months and the extruder motor has failed. Anycubic is sending parts for free but what a disappointing beginning with this printer. I like my Ender 3 v2 neo much better with no issues so far.
The box of my new Cobra was missing screws and the lower plastic cable fixing element; the since withdrawn 2.8.2 firmware was faulty.
Many things are disabled in what is currently available, it is impossible to print in multiple colors from USB or from the g-code program, because the management of the touch screen in case of interruption is simply not solved in the firmware, in addition, the direction of the Y-axis is up in the menu with faint blue letters on a white background exchanged and I could list. I guess they don't need a functionalist graphic designer or they're just plain idiots.
Their customer service has interpretation problems, so NO ONE SHOULD BUY ANYCUBIC products!
First off. Please slow down. For gods sakes man! How do we tighten the bed and adjust everything!!!! That's the first I've heard of this and you just show a split second of it.
Other videos show how to adjust roller wheels. Basically you want all 3 in each group equally resisting turning by hand. they should turn under gentle hand pressure individually: not spin freely, or be too hard to turn. Only 1 has an adjustment nut out of the three.
I would recheck them after a few weeks or printing also.
Never mind, I see you NEVER reply to any subscribers.
Nah. Ender 3 series. Its what we all use no matter how many TH-camrs the other guys try to get to sell their shwag. If you are going to show a bowden tube machine, at least show the one we all use...theEnder 3 series. Direct drive is for flexible filaments. Ender 3 does GREAT with PLA.
I do not recommend the Kobra. I've had mine less than 2 months and the extruder motor has failed. Anycubic is sending parts for free but what a disappointing beginning with this printer. I like my Ender 3 v2 neo much better with no issues so far.