Anycubic Kobra Neo - 3d Printing Will Change The Way You Make Things!
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- Welcome to the ALL new Anycubic Kobra Neo!
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So the NEO!
One-touch Leveling
Equipped with the self-innovated Anycubic LeviQ automatic leveling system. 25-point intelligent and precise calibration and hardware algorithm to automatically compensate for the unevenness of hotbed, leveling has never been so easy.
Integrated Extruder for Precise Filament Extrusion
The extruder is integrated within the hot end, making it easier to replace the filament with a lower failure rate. Moreover, an integrated extruder can deliver the filament more efficiently and precisely.
Adhesive PEI Spring Steel Platform for Easy Removal
The printing platform is made of magnetic spring steel, which is wear-resistant, less breakable, and bendable. The finished miniatures can be removed quickly by bending the build platform slightly. The magnetic design makes it easy to install and remove.
10 Minutes Easy Set Up
The 4-modular design makes it possible to set up the printer within 10 minutes, which makes KOBRA Neo a good choice for a beginner-friendly FDM 3D printer.
High Printing Speed
Anycubic KOBRA Neo prints at a typical speed of 6cm/s and reaches 10cm/s at its highest, which is possible to speed up 3D printing times without losing quality.
Larger Creation Dimension
Compared to the previous generation Anycubic Mega S, The Anycubic KOBRA Neo has a 34.4% increase in printing volume to 12.1 liters. The printing size is 220*220*250 mm, which is equivalent to the size of a standard size 5 football.
Technical Specifications
● Leveling: 25-point automatic leveling
● Printing platform: 8.7 x 8.7 inches / 22 x 22 cm
● Filament run-out detection: optional
● Printing material: PLA / ABS / PETG & TPU
● Nozzle size: ø 0.4 mm (replaceable)
● Nozzle temperature: ≤ 500 °F / 260 °C
● Hot bed temperature: ≤ 230 °F / 110 °C
● Printing speed: ≤10cm/s (Max speed)
● Control panel: 2.4" LCD screen with a control knob
● Z-axis: single threaded rod
● Printing dimensions: 25x22x 22 cm (HWD)
● Machine dimensions: 49.0 x 44.5 x 44.3 cm
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First 🥇
Of course !
Picked this up on amazon for 129 usd. I loved it so much I sold my Ender3 v2 that I always had so much trouble with. This thing was way easier to assemble, calibrate, and go. I was up and printing in under an hour. I agree that a runout sensor would have been the Chef's kiss to make this a perfect 10/10 printer in this price category.
I became an anycubic affiliate because I realized I have gravitated more and more towards their products. The price point is great for the features you get and the quality of the machines are great.
Hello, great video, I still have a Kobra Neo, but I'm having problems printing parts, they come out with lines, by any chance could you make a video or share your Cura settings to print PLA 1.75 with a 0.4 nozzle?
Could you share with me how I figure out the correct extrude amount and what the best Z level is? I’m trying to print cookie cutter and most of them have pretty visible lines.
What I would like to see on new printers are dual independent Z axis and a G34 button in the GUI, also a fixed bed with ABL, also if the touchscreen's GUI does not have a fair share of Marlins advance features then dont bother with the touchscreen and fit a 12864 which is much more useable, I was taught in my product design course that user benefits far outweigh features, its far past time that the manufacturing budget for many of these affordable 3D printers is spent on more benefits!
Was u able to get a filament sensor for this separately??
Hi do you happen to have a cura profile for the neo? I can't seem to find one.
Mine is arriving tomorrow. I compared with Creality creality ender 3 v2 but reddit gave me plenty of reasons to go with the Anycubic. I've been 3D printing since the introduction of the Anet A8, which in retrospect was an incredible machine for it's day and a great learning experience. I also have an Anycubic Kossel Linear Plus which has never given me any problems.
Hey i am going to buy my first 3d printer but i am not able to decide which to buy ender 3 neo or anycubic cobra i am also new to 3d printing
Please reply 🙏
@@oioindoor8155 I'm really pleased with the Anycubic. I've had no problems with it at all, the build is simple but strong, the print quality is great and the control screen makes everything nice and simple. I would definitely recommend.
@@Cee.Jay.71 hey how is the Printer holding up now after a few months?
I have had a few issues lately with my printer and this seems to be the last one needed to work out. I just installed my Kobra Neo and printed a few calibration tests to test it. Worked great. Now that I have attempted to print larger pieces the first few layers go down fine but after a few layers the nozzle starts to drag against the previous layer and you see the carriage bouncing and making an awful noise. The z axis has no problems going all the way up or down when using control when I’m not printing, but when I’m printing it will
Only go up a little bit and won’t go up any more. I don’t know what I’m doing wrong, im new to this….. I don’t know much about cura at all, but could it be something to do with my settings?? Please help
Have you adjusted the rollers on the other side of the x axis?
Hi, just seen this video, great help for me.. Thanks.
Two questions if I may ask.
Firstly did you manage to fit your own filament run out sensor, secondly, what is the PLA glup that you are using?
I’ve not fitted one yet no and I tend to use 3dlac :)
great vid buddy. new here , owned a few printers. not a fan of bowden . this was a great fit for me . very informitive
I noticed that you used 3D Gloop PLA to glue the parts of the Rancor together, does it work permanently or is it temporary?
Thanks for your question, gloop melts the plastic and creates a bond so very permanent. I have a few projects on the go at the moment using gloop and I’ve found it to be awesome! For what I’ve been bonding
Kobra Neo is here to stayEnjoy it so much
Sam, liked your video. I have two Kobra Neos. The first one was able to print the owl, only after applying some stick glue to the bed so it would adhere. I have two good prints so far on the first one, but now the prints will only adhere for about 30 minutes into the build, then become detached and make a big bed of spaghetti? The second one has not given any complete prints. Any thoughts. Thanks. Kirk
Hey Kirk, I’d step the extruder down a little bit if it’s popping off to easily. The other thing would be increase the heat on the bed by 10 degrees :) let me know how you get on!
Hey i am going to buy my first 3d printer but i am not able to decide which to buy ender 3 neo or anycubic cobra i am also new to 3d printing
Please reply 🙏
Can you measure the loudness? Or compare it subjectively to other printers like ender 3 V2 ?
Well I would say its quieter than the v2 for sure.
Excelente video , gracias
Info have a question I hope to get answered.
I have a shelf where I want to put the printer and it only has a certain depth but I can allow to hang out in the front.
So my question would be ... How much does it measure from the most backward point in the rear of the machine to the front most part that touches the ground (I assume one of the from feet.
Can you tell me how many mm this is.
Tell me your maximum and I’ll tell you
@@TheRealSamPrentice my shelf depth has 34cm and telling from the video the front feet are pretty far behind from the outmost front measure ...
I’m new and was wondering about the profiling on cura! Do I change any settings if I’m printing miniatures or just leave them? I believe I use the vyper profile right? I’m putting my kobra neo together tomorrow!
Thats up to you, and depending on the level of detail you require. You'll see settings like 0.2 build height and then 0.1 so generally 0.1 will give better detail than 0.2 due to that compression.
@@TheRealSamPrentice thank you, I appreciate your response! I will give it a go tomorrow and see the outcome!
@@breezyfresh550 no worries, let me know
Where would I acquire the Knight Controller Stand stl? My son would love that one! Thanks in advance!
STLFLIX however I no longer work with them
What's the difference between this and the standard? Right now there is a $10 price difference between both. I'm doing research for my first 3d printer. One feature I am looking for is printing TPU. Other printers I'm looking at are Ender 3 S1, Sovol SV01 Pro, and Elegoo Neptune 3. Also keeping an eye on the Biqu Hurakan but it's pricy for a Bowden driven printer but the company has great upgrade accessories.
as in the stock kobra ? Well the name mainly.. and the screen ;) Its a weird one I have the Hurakan on its way ;)
@@TheRealSamPrentice 😂Yes, stock Kobra. Looking forward to your review of the Hurakan! As I said it's a bit pricey but looks promising with the amount of accessories Biqu/Bigtreetech have.
I'd stay clear of the ender for your first, I picked up the a Go and I'm excited for it
@@vablackbelt I'd get the Go if I can upgrade it to a Neo later on. Problem with Anycubic is upgrading their products. Sovol is literally an Ender clone since most of their parts are from Creality so I'm sure I would be able to upgrade with some Ender accessories.
So question on the Kobra neo I have to manually put the off set to not print directly to the air what's up with that
So that’s your z off set you’ll need to save your off set settings it should say “save”
@@TheRealSamPrentice yeah I don't get a save option for the off set anywhere could you do a video on full setup with the slicer to first print and all that ?
Could you share your cura profile I have this printer and use the parameters on the usb but all the prints are a fail, I dont know what to do
Use super slicer with an ender 3 profile
@@TheRealSamPrentice Thank You bro! :)
Does that fix the layer lines?
Hey I am noob, I ordered the neo for my first printer and I was reading in the comment you use super slicer is there any special configs you use
I’d suggest just trying the ender 3 profile and seeing what results you get. The Neo is a great machine so you should be all set :)
@@TheRealSamPrentice thank you for the help any other advice for a noob
@@Zombzap anytime
Can you make a video on how to setup and calibrate the Neo after install? There's almost no good informational video on how to do this with the Neo.
What elements would you want me to include ?
how is thir printer after a year of use?
Well good and I just this month gave it to a friend of mine
Hi just wondering what slicer you are using? I’ve heard Cura is the best for anycubic FDM.
Super Slicer mainly but I use cura also
@@TheRealSamPrentice much appreciated
@@TheRealSamPrentice can you share the Cura profile ??
Does anyone know if it can be upgrade to touch screen down the road ?
I’d say not, the go and the Neo are mainly cut down Kobras, but it’s not out of the question
Is it possible to run 2.85mm in the anycubic kobra neo with a changed nozzle?
No you’d need a different extruder
Dam. Code dosnt seem to be working
What’s the difference of the kobra Neo and the regular kobra or which ones better
The Neo has a Pei build plate but a non touch screen
hi! Dude im need this 5:15 rotatable item.... please shere link where to buy THANKS
Okay this is out of a 3d scanner but you can get these on Amazon
@@TheRealSamPrentice thanks maybe u got a full name of this ?
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Question, I found this printer for 270 euros on amazon and the kobra (normal) is at 299, is it better to go on this one or the normal one?
I’d go for this one over the other
I’m playing on getting a glass bed what size is the bed
I’m not sure that the sensor will work with glass
sensor won't work. the metal works great only problem is if you need a glass finish on the bottom of the print.
Bro pei is way better
I have watched loads of vids on youtube ,i want to buy another printer with a few upgrades bolted on ready ,i have a mega zero 2 which prints perfect and i mean ,prefect but the one thing that stops me from making up my mind is no one mentions PARTS ,spare parts or upgrading to maybe hotter hot end ,dual feed cog thingy direct drive ,dual Z axis ,anyone got any ideas ,throw this man a bone people ,i need to know !
Well they have the new kobra 2 coming out in a couple of weeks
@@TheRealSamPrentice sorted
i found this on amazon and im worrying if its not the same as the one in the actual product because its cheaper
How much cheaper ?
It's 129$ rite now I just ordered one to replace my mega s
Can I somebody tell me if I can make gun parts with it
It’s possible, and not out of reach
Yes bub.
can you do a Neo & Go comparison video?
In progress
@@TheRealSamPrentice yay! Can't wait!
@@TheRealSamPrentice yeah right 👎🏽where is the video u promised this subscriber ?????????????
@@JerseyStyle7 still in progress i have a life and family outside of TH-cam…
@@TheRealSamPrentice yeah so do i, dont ever forget your subscribers, when someone ask me something i do it, i dont blow them off
Anycubic has a serious QC problem. After relying on videos like this one I bought one of these printers. It arrived with the voltage selector switch unsoldered and rattling around in the case. Anycubic has a warranty program. I asked for a return or replacement. Anycubic refused, repeatedly, with no reason as to why they were unwilling to comply with their own warranty policy. For any one else in a similar situation with this terrible company remember that back charging is an option.
Im doing that now with paypal, no response.
@@TheJordanJ Sorry you're going through the same thing I am. Anycubic responded to my dispute by claiming that I shouldn't get a refund because I didn't ship back the printer they refused to authorize me to ship back even though I asked them to repeatedly. Just an absolutely terrible company. If you used paypal with a credit card rather than a direct withdrawal from your bank account, disputing with the credit card and bypassing paypal is also an option. Good luck to both of us.
How is this connected to the pc
It’s not?
@@TheRealSamPrentice what's the software needed to be installed to download and make my own designs?
@@1937Brett well cura is what you use to import the files in order to print, you then copy the .gcode file to the sd and select it on the printer.
If you’re looking to design your own files, tinker cad up to fusion 360
@@TheRealSamPrentice is that ultimaker cura?
And where are the on the memory card? Or the drivers and just added the anycubic Kobra and NEO version wasn't there
@@1937Brett FreeCAD is open source powerful CAD software, hundreds of tutorials on YT, start with the basics, learn Sketch, then Pad and Hole, etc. I can design moderate complexity parts in minutes with it, just export the .STL load in Cura and print.
The Kobra Neo is unusable. Why? Website says: filament sensor supported. Dealer says: filament sensor supported. The board does not match the board shown in the official sensor installation video, and the Anycubic support says "Neo does not support a filament sensor". Turns out they switched production to a new board where the wiring is different and a sensor can no longer be installed. Oh, and it seems to also affect the newer (Oct 2022+) Kobra Go. They can't even get their technical specs right, instead they just copy the text over from the regular Kobra.
Unusable? If you’re a relying on a run out sensor you must be incredibly risk adverse.
But… thank you for your “rant” on my channel. I’ll ask the questions tho and feedback.
Spoke with anycubic this morning they have told me that the sensor will be coming online soon. I’m not sure where you’re getting your information from but it’s certainly not from the source
Hi filament sensor supported by Kobra Neo. You just need buy it separately and it will be available soon
@@TheRealSamPrentice OK, that information should at least be on their website. Is it really my fault that I buy the printer and the filament sensor they advertise for the Neo, and it doesn't fit?
@@TheRealSamPrentice not risk averse, I just like to print over night in my office without guessing or calculating how much filament is left on the spool. I'd like to say that printing over night when I'm asleep 10km away from the printer is the opposite of risk averse.
Discount code doesn’t work
updated
Second first which is second. Few seconds after First
$149 now
129$ now
When I bought it for 149 that was with a roll of filament @@jimsinnovations2737
Mine can’t even successfully print the owl
What will it won’t it do ?
🥱awn! Bring on the Biqu-Lambo 😏
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So it’s yet another Ender 3 clone that prints decently. I watched hoping for something different, anything different but no it’s just the same with another name.
I remember vividly the ender 3, having auto bed, levelling and PEI duel bed oh and 24v
Yes I have seen the creality ender 3 neo too.
@Paul Milne Cool - Maybe they will send me one and they can... have it out!
@@TheRealSamPrentice Neo vs Neo
I don’t think there is likely to be any difference sadly. That is the problem it’s just another of the same. I would prefer the Ender as parts are easy to source.
Your shirt says "FÜRZE". This means "farts" in Germany, you're welcome
I love your words, it’s also another TH-camr so maybe you should let him know too
yeah... great machine. Heat bed literally died after 7 weeks of decent use.
You win some you lose some
Heart attack?