Is this ANET's comeback? ET4 Pro live unboxing and first print! 🔥
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- ANET isn't exactly known for reliable 3D printers - which makes their current mainstream 3D printer, the ET4 (Pro) even more interesting!
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I bought the Anet ET4, I leveled the bed, using the ABL type of thing, I loaded the filament, and I start the print. In my slicers I set the Anet ET4 as Marlin, every single print works.
Best print ever, can't even see the layers.........
Hhahaha
Hi Marco, thanks for your comments. For the last "quick printing process skipping from 0% to 100%" situation, it's the issue of the SD card.
Need to format the SD card and reload the print files, or change a new SD card.
@@Anet3DPrinter Why would anyone buying a brand new printer be expected to do that? Shouldn't it be the manufacturers responsibility to provide a good working SD card with a brand new printer? If you bought a new car, wouldn't you expect the brakes and the engine to work correctly and not need repair or replacement before even driving it?
@@Anet3DPrinter It would be great for anet as a company to release a printer that actually work fine out of the box, it's biggest complain of Thomas Sanladerer, just make your printers work out of the box, if it's a know problem, put a note on the box or format the sdcards before shipping.
@@Anet3DPrinter He did transfer the files to a second SD card, which exhibited the behaviour of not doing anything yet going to 100%. The first card just got stuck. Both are firmware problems, as both cards were readable in a normal SD card reader. In addition, your firmware should detect the "skipping" issue, as it means it has read something it didn't consider to contain instructions. Do you have an official errata, including all the issues mentioned by Andres Roc? Do you have plans to fix them for newly manufactured printers?
I own an Anet ET4 pro and I couldn't be happier with it. I got perfect prints out of the box and I've not had a single issue with it.
Thank you for your support to us, Sam!
Had my et4 pro for about 3 months and had similar issues I solved the lack of control from the standard firmware by flashing the motherboard to the “ non-stable” marlin using HL Modtech guidance it has transformed the calibration process and also allows much better cura optimisation I actually use the ender 3 profile as the start point for any prints. I should add this is my very first 3D printer and have no previous knowledge of such things! So if I can do it you experienced guys and gals should have no problem with the upgrade. Knowing what I know now I would have gone the creality route instead of Anet!!
With bed leveling you forgot to do a, level the bed with spring without power to make the nozzle touch everywhere without adjusting through software, after that you can use the auto leveling.
Thanks for "taking one for the team".
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I've got an Anet ET4 for a few weeks now, and it works amazingly. Got the same problem with auto leveling at first, but then I just leveled manually once and autoleveling worked perfectly after that. Anet should give better advice on that, or just prelevel all their printers before selling them so custumers can autolevel just when out of the box. For the rest of experience I've got with it afer that, everything cool!
hahaha, I have the same printer, it is very good actually. But it is tedious to deal with those bugs. The 0 degrees error will happen regardless of the GCode you are using. If you want to slice new models, try Cura using a Creality spec. To solve the temperature issue you most, go to pre-heat and literally press + and -, until temperature rises. The error you are experiencing is resolved by using a different SD-Card with a model sliced with Cura using the Creality specs. Once you solve those issues it is a really good printer. I forgot to mention the firmware update fails, that is why Anet provides a guide to flash the board if needed. The board is an Anet design and it is not using marlin or any known board. My overall review of this printer will be good for beginners cuz it teaches you how to troubleshoot and how does bad firmware and board behaves lol.
I usually home and preheat my bed and nozzle before trying to print!
26:30 - YES, removing the covers WAS in the manual! First step! It even says "colors may various" on those covers :P
I have one of these and it worked straight out of the box. This is my first ever 3d printer, I should mention. Ok, so I levelled the bed manually as per the video on their site, then I ran auto level and that was it. So far I have not had to re-do that since Christmas. I took the recommended settings from the version of Cura included on the stick and put them into the latest Cura. I have had one failed print where the model came off the glass, but the black self adhesive bed cover cured that. I also take care to pre-heat and load the filament before printing. Mine just works. Now I'm happily churning models out on SolidWorks and printing them for my projects.
Always good tunes at the beginning dude!
1:27:07 smoke from the Extruder
Hi there, thanks for your comments.
When a new printer runs for the first time, it sometimes does smoke a little for a moment-as in the video(some oil from manufacturing or maybe a bit of moisture from the compound, PLA does absorb moisture, which can steam off in the hotend.) You could judge it from the smell of the smoke.
But if your printer keeps smoking while running, please check whether the thermistor is connected properly.
Our Anet ET4 and ET5 series printers support thermal runaway protection to prevent overheating.
Thanks & best regards :)
@@Anet3DPrinter That's it? Can you also comment on why the printer wasn't printing?
@@nikivan Wrong firmware, wrong gcode or bad wires connection i guess... But i think the gcode might be the issue.
This was a triumph. I'm making a note here:
HUGE SUCCESS.
It's hard to overstate My satisfaction.
CAKE
ANET-ture Sience - we do what we must because we can
The Z X on the mini board is not used! It was for the first version AL sensor fitted.
Zip Tie the loom near the mini board to the two holes in the extruder mounting.
i love my et4's have the x & pro mounted the extruder on top of the hot end i get really good prints at 100mm took away a lot of problems , i strongly recommend level bed clean tip and good filament and yes i'm a newbie and i have been using fabric Basting adhesive for my extra tall prints and petg
Tom i don't think you gave it a fair chance because of anets history
Been owning this printer for past 2 1/2 years now. Upgrades galore. Now its running Kipper with a buddy Raspi. And I have upgraded its hotend. It has held up quite well. No belt issues. The problem is that this is not a beginer printer though sold at beginner prices. You have to calibrate it well and that is not an easy job. Got rid of the inductive level sensor and using a bltouch. Replaced the glass bed with a PEI sheet etc. This printer suites a DIYer with some budget for upgrades over time. Its wiring is better than that of an Ender 3 , which is the one in its price range.
Ender 3 is what I suggest for beginers for this price range, given the immense amount of information and upgrade parts available.
I had A8, it caused A LOT of frustration. I hope this one is better, it hardly can be worse than A8. I did learn a lot while working on all the issues with my A8.
i just bought a ET-4+ and i had a little trouble with the sensor .. but im completly new to 3d printers .. had it now 5 days and it works well., but what do i know, im i noob.. but the prints looks amazing :)
The whole point of the original Anet A8 was that it was a bare metal, cheap kit that taught people, the hard way, how 3d printers work. It could be modded to get great results because there was was a massive community of hackers who got hold of it and improved it. I still use my (heavily modified) A8 and it taught me a lot but that stage is over now.
Don't leave that bottom open. I'll bet bucks that a small screwdriver or hex wrench will get knocked under there at some inopportune time. With that bottom off, you're begging them to jump up and come in contact with the live power wire when you reach under to get it.
I have the Anet et5 among other printers and its a workhorse with excellent print quality. I think Anet definitely needs better quality control but you might also need to read the manual a bit closer. :)
It is starting to be pretty obvious that the quality varies a lot between Anet printers. I just bought mine blind with 150euro and on my way home started to see reviews. Almost turned around to return it, but then decided to see myself.
Same issue with nozzle touching the glass.. ok, propably installed and tested before adding the glass. Bottomed out the adjustment,
Retuned the switch, leveled bed.. all good.
Loaded filment, no problem.. started dog print from the sd card.. no problem. printed nicely with one strange area which i am pretty sure is caused by the z-axis groovewheels. they arrived tightened so propably are misformed.
But print quality otherwise was astounding for 150e printer.
Cura slicer had Anet et4 profile in it, tried some other prints with it and all were good, but all with that one small defect.
I am happy with what i got with 150euro, but if there is this much quality issues Anet needs to do something about it or stop making printers asap.
No need for the Z end stop with ABL. Just putting G28 into the script with ABL tells the printer to move to 0,0 where the ABL probe is probing AIR. That's why it crashed horribly in to the bed.
You have to put G28 X=something Y=something to move it over the bed and the ABL can home.
Also, I think you should have put in the entire suggested script rather than flail around as you did. :)
Not doing it following the manual ;-) First have to manual-level, then auto-level and then print... the manual is a bit very, very compressed of course.
Alvin - That's what I am thinking too ! The machine can't work unless the bed leveling procedure is done properly.
@@cybair9341 Yes, it does not work at all if you don't do it for as far as I have tried it. No home-position so only rattling sounds and no print.
You saw the detailed instructions that came with the printer, right? And the six year old version of Cura on the memory card? Apparently they just ship any old thing - it's a wonder Thomas didn't just get a brick in the box.
@@anthonyrich1592 - I would have liked to learn how to do a proper bed leveling operation on this machine.
@@cybair9341 Maybe Thomas will produce a follow-up video with this printer actually able to heat up and print something. I get super annoyed at manufacturers like Anet and Tronxy that clearly don't have anyone interested in 3D printing working for them and just ship any old cobbled together garbage to users to waste their time on. If they actually had 3D printing evangelists working for them that had any kind of influence then these printers would work and they'd work really well. Given the relatively low cost of even good quality components I don't think it would cost them very much to improve them to that point. Anycubic and Creality can certainly do it.
LOL...comment removed. Taking criticism well I see. My guess is that the Y axis plastic coverings are there to secure the bed in shipping...duh. But that would only be obvious to someone who used a 3D printer before.
i thought they had done a pretty crappy job before, but this takes the cake.
That looks very similar to my tenlog printer.
I think they should have instructions on those v-slot fillers, they’re just there to lock the bed in place during transit.
They have. He just didn't read the manual fully, as usual, to then complain about obvious thing not working.
Hi here, thanks for your comments.
We have related instructions in the manual.
These fillers prevent damage to the printer during transportation. We want to provide our users with a good experience, not to receive a defective product.
@@Anet3DPrinter Of coure there still could be some improvement to the instructions:
Make it twice as long (double the amount of pages and steps) with less actions per step. And always write a short anotion to each action, on what is actually done there and why.
@@elmariachi5133 Thank you for your feedback. We'll work on the new version at least release the e-version first.
@@elmariachi5133
You are right. I have watched several videos of this type and I can say that reading manuals is the last point of his program. It's very unprofessional not to have an idea of what I'm doing to pretend to be a guy not to read the manual and still complain why the things doesn't work and nervously and eagerly press the display like a little kid.
I know the included cura version was old but perhaps if you had used that it would have worked or perhaps not I don't know I don't have one of these printers. I also suspect that the 'Auto bed levelling' is more assisted bed levelling as in the tronXY XY 2-pro and it has to be manually levelled hence the adjusters under the bed. I had exactly the same rapid not printing but print finished message on the XY pro-2 after restarting a print dunno why. The XY2-pro doesn't care which Cura version I use but the version Tronxy supplies puts a little piccy of the model in the screen, Cura does not. As for my other printer... an Anet A8, I might actually get it to work eventually, or perhaps not but ill keep trying if it kills me.
Card that came with my anet a8 was DOA too.
I think the problem for the maybe "cheaper" leveling sensor is, that it is not able to detect glass?
Just toughts in my head, for real iam not sure.
But when the sensor is not reacting to glass, it is correct that it thinks the bottom is a bit further down that it is in real because of the glass plate.
Dont get me incorrect, i dont want to protect this printer... Just wanted to share my thoughts :).
i dont get the proper procedure for auto bed leveling for et4 pro as for every print nozzle height is differing with bed
Bad SD card. Step 1: replace sd card as soon as you take the printer out of the box. Anet printers come with garbage sd cards that fail quickly. Step 2: download cura and slice a new file. Step 3: load newly sliced file onto a different sd card than the one that came with the printer. Step 4: print file from sd card
patience is a virtue
With the black friday deals, i had a reeeaaaly hard time choosing between the ET4, A8 Plus, but eventually found the Anycubic Mega Zero. Why choose that? I mean it doesn't even have a heated bed, well I'm not planning on keeping it stock. And that is why these kind of printers are a so much fun, they are asking to be remixed or modded.
If Anet is still reading, I'm still very happy with my A8. I don't agree with Thomas, but for sure it is not a printer for beginners.
BTW: Marlin 2.0 is now available for the ET4.
Love the review! :) I wouldn’t be interested in these anymore anyway, but always reslice and format that card, or use your own one. That’s almost basically what people always do when buying Chinese printers (not good out of the box of course).
Hi Vincent, thanks for your comments. For the last "quick printing process skipping from 0% to 100%" situation, it's the issue of the SD card.
Pls format the SD card and reload the print files, or change a new SD card.
my printer put 2-3 layers as sacrifice layers on the base before it print the part direcly
why?
help please thank you
What you're seeing is called a "Raft" and generally not needed on modern printers. You should have the option to turn it off in your slicer.
I recently bought anet e10 slightley used prints fairly nice today my heat bed quit working and was wanting to know where i could find a replacement i searched up replacement parts and found parts for everything but my anet e10
Did you try eBay and then Anet has a web page and they sell replacement parts for their product besides that I could not find anything I had to replace a bunch of stuff on my et4 Pro
@@trainersaitta7214 That I have not I sure will check it out and I thank you very much
No problem
The level of frustration was very high. What a heap of junk.
The problem is the crappy SD card included with the printer. Use a good quality card and it works fine. I have this printer and the Marlin 2.0 upgrade is definitely worth it.
He DID change the card!
Yes, for the last "quick printing process skipping from 0% to 100%" situation, it's the issue of the SD card. Need to format the SD card and reload the print files, or change a new SD card.
I have a question for you. I have a friend in Italy. They are having issues getting filament for a printer without it costing a fortune. Do you know of European suppliers for them to use to reduce shipping prices.?
Amazon prime shipping. That's what I personally do, but I am not sure how the prices of filament differ for Italy
Filamentum is reasonable, they are Czech, it was 8 euro to ship to Slovakia
*There is also Das Filament, and reports of Creality branded filament are positive
obviously everyone knows anet for being.... Flammable XD
Hi there, thanks for your comments.
When a new printer runs for the first time, it sometimes does smoke a little for a moment-as in the video(some oil from manufacturing or maybe a bit of moisture from the compound, PLA does absorb moisture, which can steam off in the hotend.) You could judge it from the smell of the smoke.
But if your printer keeps smoking while running, please check whether the thermistor is connected properly.
Our Anet ET4 and ET5 series printers support thermal runaway protection to prevent overheating.
Thanks & best regards :)
Kind of glad I purchased the Biqu B1 now for my second main printer. Roughly same price, slightly bigger build volume and great print quality. Whatsmore it actually printed!
Anet sent me an ET5 to review. Unfortunately, it had a bad bed leveling sensor, so it did exactly what yours did... drove the nozzle directly into the build plate. Your sensor may not actually be bad, though. It just might need to be recalibrated. There is an entire procedure for that. It's a little complicated, but nothing you can't handle. Mine was actually bad, though and needed to be replaced. Fortunately, they sent me a new one via express mail from China, so I was only down a little over a week. After I carefully calibrated the ABL sensor, I was able to manually level it, then perform repeatable Auto Bed Leveling. I'm pretty sure your printer has the same problem. Since it uses the ABL sensor to home the Z axis, it just does some strange things if the ABL sensor is giving the main board bad data.
It's a shame they are having these issues. After I got mine fixed, it appears to be a pretty solid unit.
It drove into the bed because it didn't see the glass. he should have put the metal on top. Also it drove into the bed when he put g28 in the script because at 0,0 the probe was not over the bed.
@@tomwitman7465 My ET5 has metal under the glass. I didn't look to see if the ET4 had the same setup. Good point about the homing coordinates, too. That surprised me as well.
Why would Anet send you a printer to review? Your channel is all about kids toy cars
I'm 99.99% sure their "not open-source" is, in fact, Marlin, just like MKS Robin firmwares.
Did u fix it
re: "Ali L"
Looks like you're not the only one with this exact same problem.
I've seen this kind of issue before when flashing a bad version of Marlin...
Hi Ron, thank you for your comment. For the last "quick printing process skipping from 0% to 100%" situation, it's the issue of the SD card. Need to format the SD card and reload the print files, or change a new SD card.
Could of tried clearing the eeprom.
Using the cover pieces to stop the bed from "sloshing" around during shipping.
LOL! I love the look on your face when you read the part about hot-gluing the connectors. (If you think about it, if the manufacturers do it, shouldn't the consumers?)
OMG!!!!! What kind of leveling is *that* ?!?!?! That sensor is sitting way too high. Should only be about 3mm above, not 10.
It looked like the instructions actually *do* say to adjust the sensor position.
That was an extreme disappointment. Live comments were right. The pre-sliced files did result in minor X and Y movements. Definitely problems processing G-Code.
I knew it would fail because Anet but my bet was on fire. I got excited when the hot end smoked a bit.
Hi here, thanks for your comments.
When a new printer runs for the first time, it sometimes does smoke a little for a moment-as in the video(some oil from manufactuing or maybe a bit of moisture from the compound, PLA does absorb moisture, which can steam off in the hot end.).
But if your printer keeps smoking while running, please check whether the thermistor is connected properly.
Our Anet ET4 and ET5 series printers support thermal runaway protection to prevent overheating. So please feel free to use it.
Thanks & best regards :)
Inductive probe + glass isn't a good combo. Last time I did something similar was when I switched two similar probes on the similar printer (and forgot that one was NO, the other NC).
This was horrifying to watch 😂
You should look into live streaming a review of the Sunlu S8! CR 10 clone basically for around 200 US. duel Zs filament runout, power outage recovery, 310x310x400. Its a great deal!
One would think these companies would thoroughly test a machine before sending it out for review...
Even a simple smoke test would be something.
@@apinakapinastorba thanks for your comments.
When a new printer runs for the first time, it sometimes does smoke a little for a moment-as in the video(some oil from manufacturing or maybe a bit of moisture from the compound, PLA does absorb moisture, which can steam off in the hotend.) You could judge it from the smell of the smoke.
But if your printer keeps smoking while running, please check whether the thermistor is connected properly.
Our Anet ET4 and ET5 series printers support thermal runaway protection to prevent overheating.
Thanks & best regards :)
@@Anet3DPrinter Hi, a ”smoke test” refers to a test where a most simple success case is executed. In case of a 3D printer, one could print a simple model successfully.
I bought a clone of a anet a8 (image, a clone of a already bad machine) when i was young (like, 14/15 maybe? Im now 18) and cared more about the price than anything else.
It. Was. Crap.
When i assembled it with my dad and tried to power it on: 🥁🥁🥁 aaand..... nothing, just nothing, well as you can imagine, i didnt like that, so i went to bed since it was already late and thought "i dont want do deal with this piece of 💩 right now. The next day, also nothing. The following day, without touching anything, it worked. Great. So i printed a benchy, and surprisingly, it turned out reasonable. So the following days it was running almost non stop. So one time it was running a pretty big print at night and it failed, big time. When i woke up the next morning, i woke up to a big blob of plastic, the printer was still "printing" (as scheduled) but that resulted in a fried motor, both, x y and extruder because the plastic had prevented the hotend from moving anywhere. So it was just pumping out plastic with the occasional layer stack. At that time i decided that the m3 nuts and bolts were more useful than the printer so i scrapped it. I am now the proud owner of a prusa i3 mk3s, and i cannot be happier.
Moral of the story: please, please stay away from very cheap printers. If you are starting out as a newbie. Invest a little bit more money in a slightly better printer, like a ender 3 or something, they are currently as expensive as that anet a8 back in 2014/15 but they are a lot better.
Hi there, thanks for your comments.
Please buy Anet products in our official store, we'll provide you with quality service. We're sorry that we can't stop other companies from cloning our products, but we hope users can support the REAL Anet.
@@Anet3DPrinter well, i hope the best for other users, but im not going to swap my top of the line prusa for any other printer anytime soon
is it significantly better than Anet et4?
Hi Ondrův, thank you for your comment. Anet ET4 Pro has TMC2208 step driver silent mainboard and Meanwell power, compared with Anet ET4.
...but most importantly, this printer let itself down.
sooo... the "engineer" in you did not think of adjusting the sensor's sensitivity?
Cura had the profiles in it and everything worked from the first print...
At least it did not catch fire
Hi Paul, thanks for your comments.
When a new printer runs for the first time, it sometimes does smoke a little for a moment-as in the video(some oil from manufacturing or maybe a bit of moisture from the compound, PLA does absorb moisture, which can steam off in the hotend.) You could judge it from the smell of the smoke.
But if your printer keeps smoking while running, please check whether the thermistor is connected properly.
Our Anet ET4 and ET5 series printers support thermal runaway protection to prevent overheating.
Thanks & best regards :)
Thank you Anet did not expect you to comment, I was referring to the Creality CR6 and not to yours. Your printer does not appear to be a fire risk, which is definitely good and an improvement over previous models but. It has a lot of issues doesn’t it? The fact it does not actually print is a problem would you not say?
Randomly pressing buttons seems to send this printer into a spin.
Oh Watching this hurt
there was nothing wrong it Heats BED first then starts heating the nozzle you were looking at the nozzle temp and thats why you saw nothing happening
The bed was targeting 0 too though
so why dont they just use usb sticks
Nice print, right! lol
Hi Gordon, thank you for your comment. For the last "quick printing process skipping from 0% to 100%" situation, it's the issue of the SD card. Need to format the SD card and reload the print files, or change a new SD card.
Yes, and very fast.🤣👍
Sorry, can't help but laugh at the instructions. I just got a new Lian Li case for a new PC I ended up building. The case itself was "OK", but the Lian Li AIOC instructions were about what you see there. A list of parts, and the part numbers didn't correspond to the drawing. Lian Li isn't a slouch company, but the translation is horrid. I also got some RGB Fans with for more air flow, and that was literally a SINGLE page that just said "install fans, plug in cables". Yet they gave FAN and RGB Controllers...single page, all Chinese with like 2 word "translations". WOW...Then again, I'm sure I couldn't do any better translating English to Chinese....so...
What a mess. And I also see anet in the comments trying to do damage control. You wouldn't need to if you shipped a working product with usable instructions. I'm not saying it needs to be Prusa level of quality (even though I love my Mk3s), not for that price. But it should work and have suitable instructions.
Unbelievable ANET. I am 61 years old and I have 4 printers that are all modded and I am building a CoreXY IDEX. Shame on you ANET
What happened in this stream probably isn't a one-off situation, however there are a lot of people saying that their printer works just as well as they're supposed to, and if these tons of comments are correct, Thomas just missed a step or two that was crucial for the printer to work, no big deal, though I don't see how your age nor your accomplishments matter in this situation/case at all.
@@griind That was not my point. They say in their manual that their printer is not suitable for people that are younger than 14 or so and older than 60 years. This is discriminatory. Seems you missed that.
@@yaVDRgda Haha, yeah I missed that.
This is so weird. Trying to compete with cheap price, but still wasting effort on making their own firmware which clearly isn’t working out.
I got a ET4+ 3 months ago, after 2 months the connectors from heat cartridge cable burned, also damaging the circuit board...seller and also anet didn't replace anything...my advice...dont buy anything from Anet
I have since 3 months the anet et4+. Absolutely disappointing... Sensor change his settings after every Print (a lot of people has this Problem). Stops printing without Reason. Stops under Print to extrude filament. On octoprint and stock Firmware printer disconnects itself after one or five Hours ...and a lot of problems more.. in German I would say. Hau weg den scheiß 😂
Monsieur j'ai regardé avec beaucoup d'attention la vidéo sur l'Anet ET4 Pro dont vous proposer le montage, le réglage, et l'impression
Si vous me le permettez je n'aime pas la façon dont vous commenter, votre air condescendant et supérieur n'est pas formateur, vous manquez de pédagogie, même si le produit que vous avez a présenter ne vous plais pas ce n'est pas une raison de le présenter comme vous le faites.
Depuis le départ vous faites des erreurs,
vous ne lisez même pas la notice ou le manuel de montage, donc difficile de vous suivre, quand aux connections sur l'alimentation et la carte mère vous avez fait çà en dépit du bon sens.
Pour le réglage du plateau chauffant, vous n'avez pas respecter le protocole, vous voulez régler la tête d'impression
avant le plateau. Et tout est à l'avenant, si vous avez des soucis de montage, de réglage avec un appareil ou une machine on contact directement le fabriquant au travers de son service après ventes qui saura vous guidez certainement mieux que vous le faites.
J'utilise pour mes impressions en 3d du matériel Anet entre autre l'Anet ET4, matériel qui ne m'a posé aucun problème de montage ou de réglage.
Internetement
PS : A mes amis makers ne prenez pas cette vidéo au pied de la lettre
Vous avez bien raison selon moi. Il a l'air d'un débutant. Ne lis pas les instructions et pense que tout ira sur des roulettes. Il a encore beaucoup a apprendre...
This sums up my experience with the anet ET5, i got it replaced by the vendor with a ET5 pro that works, still dont trust it... enough said... the interface...
A lot of fun for the watchers Thomas but you have just wasted a couple of hours of your life you will never get back.
LOL!
i had the ANET et5 pro , and i can say that is an awful printer , buggy software, terrible hot end, terrible leveling, noisy as all hell . (68 DB on psu fan) wouldnt reccomend, also their customer support dicked me around for about 120 emails where they didnt wanna give me a refund or replace any parts for me . then i simply gave up
its a good paper weight, and it is all it will be be. it can not keep connection on any programs during print it can not print from SD card, without stopping at some point. trying to get help from Anet is like gone..... do not buy their product.
Print finish 😆😆 invisible model printed..
No way for Anet
For the last "quick printing process skipping from 0% to 100%" situation, it's the issue of the SD card. Need to format the SD card and reload the print files, or change a new SD card.
@@Anet3DPrinter i thinK Anet company need to QC and check the printer properly before sent to costumer .. 🤔
the best 3d printer under 300$ ??
Seems like the heap of junk I expect from Anet
ANET please sponsor @zachary 3d prints
got a dud lol
hahaha you hate this printer because you couldn't figure out set it up correctly and what the buttons do the touch panel your a kid impatiently prodding at the deivce because he is not getting the expected outcome :P
Somebody tell this guy...kids are doing ET4 reviews....they read the manual and follow the review correctly, kids smart enough to know that the photo showing where to zip tie the extruder loom, is Not on a Bowden tube.
Maybe you should check out these kids revues and have enough professional pride to come back and do a proper review for Anet, because this one certainly was not, nor did you conduct it very professionally.
you seem to have it out fior these chinese companies most other reviews i saw on this were and print quality was good. Just seems like you go into a review with your mind set to find any and everything wrong and brush over the good. Unless its prussa, e3d, duet.
a pile of junk stick it in the trunk lol
Glad I didn't buy this one 😂😃😃😃😃😂
Ewww it's 2020, who wants to manually level?
Typical chinese junk....scratch build ftw.
Well, I was interested until you read the instruction saying that it wasn't intended to be used with folk under the age of 14 and not over 60.@52:53.....well screw that company for age discrimination of adults. I will make it my job to slam anything this company puts out...... next they will start making sexist and racial comments about who can operate their equipment. NO THANK YOU!!
Look im not going to defend their manual because is actually horrible but the problems you encountered here are probably about the only things that are clearly explained in it... knowing you are an engineer this actually hurts to watch.