The Falcon 2 Pro takes the Creality 500mm x 500mm honeycomb, but you need to remove the support feet for it to fit on the tray and still let it roll out.
7:39 if you bought bcoz that you was tricked lol if it work then there would be test program todo. only need stainless steel plate. it will cut acrylic. awesome. take my money. no need mill anymore LOL
I'm sure you are a guy who happily spends $1700 on a device just to realise you have to spend another $60 to be able to actually use it, but probably not every is like you.
will you take a look at the orangestorm giga? seems like a good printer to just print an entire lego rc car parcour in one piece
I don't think I have enough space for that one
This was a great help, thank you! especially because the instructions were indeed a bit unclear.
Where do you find that file? 3:55 I have the Falcon2 Pro but can't find the file.
The file should be on the USB drive or memory card that came with the device
Hello! What is the honeycomb size you put inside?
The Falcon 2 Pro takes the Creality 500mm x 500mm honeycomb, but you need to remove the support feet for it to fit on the tray and still let it roll out.
7:39 if you bought bcoz that you was tricked lol if it work then there would be test program todo. only need stainless steel plate.
it will cut acrylic. awesome. take my money. no need mill anymore LOL
You can literally see the color engraving later in the video
This video skipped the part I need the most. L video L human Being
Stop your whining over $60.00
I'm sure you are a guy who happily spends $1700 on a device just to realise you have to spend another $60 to be able to actually use it, but probably not every is like you.
@@RBsGadgetReviews if you can afford $1700, then what is another $60?
@@Bespokelasers That's not the point.