Best 3d printer of 2020 on a budget!! Artillery Sidewinder X1!!!
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- In this Video i show you the features and print quality of the Artillery sidewinder X1 3d printer. I also show the Wham Bam flex build plate system and some upgrades i am going to compare in future videos.
all prints where downloaded off of thingiverse.com or Myminifactory.com
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You made a really good statement that alot of people who get printers, do not realise. Make sure your table is secure. I have a pretty secure table that is low to the ground and not wobbly but even once I'm printing faster and higher prints. I can get alot of changes in my print. Alot of people are literally putting thier printers on fold up tables. That's not a proper work bench. Great point. Awesome video thumbs up.
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Do yourself a huge favor and grab a titanium heat break, a 40x40x20 winsinn hot end fan (requires 4 m3x35mm bolts), and an aluminum idler arm (I used stock spring and 2 3mm washers on the right side of the arm). This machine is excellent!
I have a Titanium heat break and I'm testing the th3d titan arrow upgrade. I will have a video up shortly. I also have a video with the different fan upgrades and prints showing the differences in cooling. Thanks for watching and the tips!!
@@EricksonMachinePerformance Can you do a follow up on this? It seems like there's a lot of interest still! Also, any further updates and videos you can do on the walkthrough of the titanium heat break, fan upgrades, and idler arm walkthroughs, ribbon cable mods/safety mods, etc. greatly appreciated!
I literally bought this machine last night and I also want to be able to donate pieces to healthcare, I was thinking the snaps to hold on their safety masks so they don't hurt their ears but Ohh wow I may be able to do the visor and that mask :) Thanks for the links I am a complete newbie to this but I wanted to expand my craft range and seemed the perfect time to learn and give back :)
I'll have a new video later tonight or tomorrow with a flexible build surface install
I have the sidewinder and love it. Haven't had any issues.
Thanks for watching
Can you do a follow up on this? It seems like there's a lot of interest still! Also, any further updates and videos you can do on the walkthrough of the titanium heat break, fan upgrades, and idler arm walkthroughs, ribbon cable mods/safety mods, etc. greatly appreciated!
Sure ill get it done ✔ thanks for the suggestion
Thank you for your support, we will conduct product development based on customer feedback!
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What can i do if the center of my print bed is lower then the corners
You can use a flex build plate and put a shim in the middle to fix it
Can it print nylon ? If not what upgrades would it need to print nylon ?
Did you add strain relief to the heated bed cable? This seems to be a major safety issue, according to a few reviews I have come across. The heated bed runs off mains voltage (which is why it heats up quickly).
Both have it now But I added it to my first 1 after over 2000 hrs printing without issue.
@@EricksonMachinePerformance Can you show us how you did it? I see several items on Thingiverse for this purpose.
@@iskandartaib email me
Ericksonmap@gmail.com
Im.going to be doing a new long term video on the machine in the next few weeks
Cost effective and large footprint is what I want but it's still $650 for a mostly toy for me.
thank you for this video! every other video on the sidewinder is kinda outdated as they seem to have been discretely upgrading the printer and i havent seen a review thats newer than this!
Thanks for watching!!
@@EricksonMachinePerformance just bought a artillery sidewinder due to you, pretty impressed with the knowledge man.
@@karlgutenburg9176 your going to love it!!
I've been trying to fig out what printer to buy. Everybody tells me to buy the Ender 3 Pro. I like this machine. It seems much better in quality. I know absolutely nothing about 3d printing. I'm a nursing home administrator and just like you want to print mask and face shields.Finding 3d printers in stock right now seems to be a challenge as well. May I ask where did you buy your machine?
Honestly i did tons of research. I'm my opinion this is the best 3d print for under $500. Its huge build volume, silent drivers, direct drive titan style extruder, and most importantly prints PERFECTLY out of the box. For the Ender to print half as good as this printer You'd have to invest a good amount of money and upgrades. In my opinion there's no comparison and if you look this printer has been touted as the best sub $500 printer and I completely agree and I've got probably close to 2000 hours combined on my 2 machines. And they've been flawless
@@EricksonMachinePerformance thanks for getting back to me. Where did you find yours?
@@NotTelling51 email fulament I know they just ran out but they might be getting more soon. Tell them u saw this video🙂 fulament.com/collections/artillery-printers/products/artillery-sidewinder-x1-3d-printer?variant=31745831698506
You can get it on banggood for $390 which is a lot cheeper
Informative video thanks. Have you tried ABS or ASA? Also, what slicer are you using?
not yet but soon
Artillery SideWinder x1 I would like you to share the profile
I am using the cura cr10s pro profile. But I just started playing with the Nexus 3d setup for Cura
hey would it be possible to link the profile file that u are using, or is there a place where u have a link to download it.
I'm using the Nexus 3d Cura profile. Follow this video and download where it shows you. IT performs perfect
th-cam.com/video/DcBDF-1SijU/w-d-xo.html
to know the truth about this printer go to the forum and see what problems they are having
Every printer that is mass producted has problems. I have used 2 of these printers with a combined over 3000hrs of printing on them. With no major issues. I also have friends that recommended this printer to me with thousands of hours printing. I can only it share the experience I've had and I have seen personally. More people post about issues they're having rather than how perfect there printer is printing. I know many more people that have had great experiences rather then issues. Just my 2 cents
@@EricksonMachinePerformance The forum tells a different story now
@@robertroberts2795 do you own one that your having issues with?? I can only share my personal experiences. Also I know a lot of friends fellow followers of my channel that have purchased the printer and love it. And yet unfortunately their skills required to run a 3-D printer some people buy something that have no clue what they're getting into and I'm sure other people have true problems but I haven't had them. I'm on most of the Facebook groups for the printer and they are helpful. There's also groups that are problem problem related groups so if you're looking at them the whole reason you'd be posting theirs if you have an issue.
@@robertroberts2795 also all of these i purchased. None where given to me or discounted to do a review. All paid out of my pocket. I have no reason to point anyone in any direction I'm juts sharing my personal experiences with this printer. None of my printers have modified firmware the only thing I have changes is the cooling fans and added a flexible build surface.
@@robertroberts2795 The only people on the forums are those looking to talk specifically about that model of printer. Everyone who has a Sidewinder that's running great is talking about it in more generalized 3D printing circles, because at the end of the day sharing what you made is more important than what you made it on.
Good thinking. You did the right choice. I have learned over time. Buy what you need ... to buy a printer and then decide how to upgrade printer will take you down the rabbit hole. By the time I tried making modes to my Cr-10s pro ... I wound more cost into the printer than just buy a new printer. This has been my experience but the printer I modified just never performed into the machine you have. Good thing ... I bought one myself. Great machine. Take care.
Thanks for watching and commenting
best choise for under 1000,- i know is round 400,- but beats all in that range. 2 things tho you have 2 print first as an upgrade. 1 cable relief for for the bed and 1 for the 20 pin ribbon cable
I dont disagree BUT I also feel alot of the 20 pin issues are from improper instalation. I printer over 1000 hrs with my first X1 with ZERO issues and the only upgrade was the fan. AND LOOKING back now at testing I have done the fan I upgraded to was worse then the original 🤣
@@EricksonMachinePerformance meant as a precaution.. luv mine as well.. 0 issues so far
@@hurriyetpek77 im not disagreeing. Just making the comment I have used them.for a lot.of printing time with 0 issuses
great video, and good job on the mask production!!!!!
Thank you!!
set mine up last week, test calibration cube was flawless...then tried a 10hr print and the thermistor wires detached without collision or contact, awaiting replacement...
Sorry to hear that. My first machine has over 1000 hrs with all original parts and my second has 3-400 and is the same
Same exact thing here, I just got off the phone with Amazon, they refunded the money and I am going to order another one. I love the printer, but mine burnt up pretty bad. All the wires were burnt under the hotend cover to the board. If the next one burns up I am going to rethink this. I don't trust it 100% right now. No way am I going to leave it overnight for a while. Good luck, keep an eye on it. Other than that it is awesome...
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Neat video. I am in the same situation with choosing between what you said and it is nice to see somebody that is "ordinary Joe" (e.g. not pro 3D-printer/youtuber) sharing his experience.
Thanks for watching!!
Great video series, please post more
Just one question, can you let me know make and model for the touch screen that came with your v4?
Thank inadvance
I will open. And check 4 u
Thanks for watching
Great video. I think I’ll go with this model after all. IS this the v3 or v4 model? Instant sub...
This is a 4v
Can you print nylon or nylon x with this printer?
Possibly I personally never have
holy shit that intro video is loud as hell
Sorry buddy
Are the fans 12 v or 24 on this rig?
24v
What arm supports are those?
What supports?
Great videos, great reviews on the wham bam.
Thanks for watching
I have one of these machines too and love it. People are always complaining about the Extruder arm, try using the change filament option. I have not purchased a printer yet that doesn't need something upgraded. everyone wants a castle for a penny. It's $400 runs silently and prints beautifully.
Its a great machine for the $
Hi I am getting “Resume error” on my screen when I try to print. How to resolve this issue??
Buy a Prusa
my ears, you are quiet af, but that intro way too loud.
Sorry about that
where can i get the cooling fan holder stl file and 5020 fan?
There is an adapter you can print. But I'm also working on 1
awesome video, what slicer and profile are you using?
Cura 4.4.1 with a modified cr10 pro that I just changed the reaction. Other then that it's the same. I'm playing with 1 for the Sidewinder.
I have the same printer and keep on getting a “thermal runway error” and the bed gets super hot ...my prints stop ... any idea how to fix this issue ?
It sounds like the thermistor but contact fulament.com/collections/sidewinder-x1-replacement-parts and they can help you with parts and what to test
Yeah replace your thermistor or check up on it might be unplugged or lose