BEST 3D PRINTER ON THE MARKET? - Anycubic Kobra MAX
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 เม.ย. 2022
- Anycubic Kobra MAX - bit.ly/3Nsggqp
Looking for a 3D printer that has a bigger printing volume than most printers? Anycubic Kobra MAX is here that has automatic bed leveling and a lot more.
Technical Specifications
● Leveling: Automatic, 25 points leveling
● Panel area: 7.95 in² / 51.3 cm²
● Filament run-out detection: support
● Printing material: PLA / ABS / PETG & TPU
● Nozzle size: ø 0.4 mm (replaceable)
● Nozzle temperature: ≤ 500 °F / 260 °C
● Hot bed temperature: ≤ 194 °F / 90 °C
● Average speed: 3.1 - 3.9 in./s /8 - 10 cm/s
● Control panel: 4.3 inch LCD touch screen
● Z-axis: double threaded rod
● Print size: 17.7 x 15.7 x 15.7 in. / 45 x 40 x 40 cm (HWD)
● Printing volume: 19.02 gal. / 72.0 L
● Machine dimensions: 72 x 71.5 x 66.5cm
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I've had this printer for a month and after over 80 hours of printing, every print I've thrown at it was completed without any issues from gears to shot glasses to bird houses and other misc junk I don't need.
Hello and thank-you!👍
At aboot minute 4:21 you speak of the supports near the top of the Empire State Building. The purpose was two-fold: 1. For securing a Zeppelin / Airship, 2. For King Kong to hold onto.
Excellent overview and a very interesting 3D printer !
Nice Video and printer review. I like watching you making Progress in your Projekts. I have an anycubic at Home too and sorry but it hurts an Bit how you treaten your heatbed😅 i treated my First one also Bad and regret it After trying Sticky foil/Plates or an magnetic one. The magnatic one was not bad but not as good as the New Original anycubic heatbed. The filament sticks Perfect to the Surface and when cooled its pritty easy to Remove. I sharpend my scraper to get it better between the Print and the heatbed but carefully Not to damage the bed. Please don‘t take me wrong i want to prevent you From the misstake i Made😅 i like your Videos and Experiments and wait for the Tank to finish. Stay as you are and good Look on your way 💪🏼👍🏼
What slicer are you using? I cannot find a listing in any cura for the Kobra maxx
Hi. Thanks for sharing this. Do you know if it runs with ocroprint?
do you have a link to the TPU used in this print of the octopus? ive been looking for some good tpu for this printer and that octopus came out great!!
Can the Anycubic Kobra MAX accept an all-metal hotend? If so, which would you recommend?
What nylon filament did you use please? Have you tried PETG?
That printer is definitely good!
Is it possible to copy parts for machines with this 3D printer?
Good video🙂🤝
What nylon filament did you use?
Great video, can you tell me how much space I would need for this machine? I know the dimensions, but I feel like it needs a bigger space for things to move around while printing.
Found the answer myself in case someone needs it. th-cam.com/video/n9iP_wplrno/w-d-xo.html
Just multipy dimensions by 1.5 and you should be solid
Come with an all metal hotend?
Hope 'Makers Muse' reviews this printer.
Great video! Does the stock firmware on this have a way to change filament mid print, to get multi color prints? Thanks!
Nope unfortunately the only way to do that is to cut the filament and force the machine to pause then switch out the filament that way
When high volume printer is reviewed with tiny parts, what is the point. Voron v0 with 12x12cm bed does the same. Do the review with full print volume to see is the printer up to challenge
Why did you not mention the time it took to print the different models (except the sunflower seed bowl)? I feel like speed is the most important thing, as all printers in this price range are very accurate and self-leveling. It says on their website that the Anycubic Kobra is 168% faster than "competetive products". But in my experience different details in the models, such as with the scales on your cobra, add a lot of time. So the marketing stuff is a bit dodgy to rely on. It would have been nice (and mandatory in my opinion) to get some real world examples of speed. At least in the description or something. Or did they instruct you to not talk about it too much?
Define 'competitive products', yeah. But marketing like that is always dodgy. If you want fast, get a coreXY design, because I could never call fast a printer that has to move the entire bed with the print. Maybe fast on the X but not the Y.
i buy Anycubic kobra 2 Max now
whats the best 2d printer on the market?
are there any opensource 2d printers?
its something we desperately need. its become impossible for the layperson to print anything for themselves reliably without constant problems
Dude, for 2d printing try any HP or Lexmark ... not sure about open source tough :)
Now, if you only made a typo and wanted to say 3D printing, I'd recommend Prusa i3 MK3S+
а ты из стран снг?
Old kinematic, Bowden fider, low performance extruder
Scrapers uggggg. It’s glass bro. Just let it cool to around 30. It will just pop loss. If not heat the bed again. It will pop loss. Scrapers ugggggg. It will pull the covering off the glass. Then you will have sticking problems. Good view on the machine. Anycubic has pure quality prints 👍 if you don’t. It’s cause of you.
Thanks for the wait 30 mins idea. I will do that from now on.
Agreed. I wait until completely cool. You just grab them off and not stuck at all.
I wait about 3 hrs though. No rush unless it's some part for something you need yesterday.
Please print an Arcade Stick Push button with hot swappable mechanical keyboard keys.
Why no direct drive? lol
I hope my next printers assembly instructions are as follows
1:- Take the printer out of the box
2:- plug it in
3:- Enjoy printing
My next printer is the Prusa XL, and yes its expensive but I have some permanent 16 hour per day 5 days a week printing commissions that have more than paid for it
Im looking at the Prusa XL, but this printer actuall has a BIGGER build volume. I am sad.
@@paisis123 I have a Pro 3D V-King 400 for my larger prints, the Prusa XL will be a ground breaking 3D printer in 2023
honestly for the price of the prusa xl, might as well just get a ratrig or voron. They're much faster, larger printer area, fully enclosed, although they are DIY.
@@morbus5726 I already have a Pro 3D V-King 400 Core XY that I built from self sourced quality parts
@@AndrewAHayes That looks like a cool printer, what hotend extruder combo do you have?
My dumb ass bought one and can’t find a table for it
You can't expect perfect prints without calibrating. Calibrate the E steps, the flow, retraction, and so on before you go printing crap models.
Blobs and strings are a big deal. I wouldn't want them on any of my prints.
abs does not need enclosure and what awful advice, just ruined your credibility!
Who said so? Abs needs enclosure especially for big prints.
@@tr9036 ABS does not need to be enclosed, you just need to learn how to print properly! We print 48 hour long prints with ABS no enclosure! If you need an enclosure you dont know what you are doing!
@@vipermounts Tell me please then
@@tr9036 tell you what, you want me to teach you how to use your 3d printer? We charge for that!
@@vipermounts Charge me please than.
Holy shmolies that's a tall boi.