3D Printer News April 2024
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So for the Rocky Mountain RRF, you book a plane ticket to “Fort Collins/Loveland CO (FNL)” what happens is you fly into Denver, and the airline has free charter buses 11 times per day between DIA (Denver airport) and the Loveland Airport which is directly across the street from the RRF. It’s an hour ride and a very nice bus with a bathroom and wifi. You can also Uber or rent a car from Denver airport if you don’t want to take a bus of course.
See y’all there!
Tips from a pro
Thanks Bambu Lab for forcing Crealty and everyone else to up their game.
this
they wouldve been on the ender 9 if bambu didnt slap them awake
You mean than you Voron design, prusa, slic3r, reprap group. With out them Bambu wouldn't have any thing to copy
@@elchavode6479 they're more like the apple of 3d printers. they just work right out of the box with little to no configuration and slick ui. Even if it is a copy it's better than the things it's copying.
@@elchavode6479 of course they did, but that's not the point.
It's a great thing for everyone! I have 5 3D printers and so far, nothing comes close to the X1-C. But Creality is getting close and closer, and other brands are also finally realizing they must compete and stop pushing more crapastic bed-slingers out the door.
Yeah it's great to have 100 of the same high speed multi color printers... so exciting lol
Absolutely! Can't wait for the re-release of the A1, right?
Soon Bambulab will release their 2nd generation printer and leave everyone in the dust again. Their bed slingers are also very good printers
@Broskisnowski your best bet for TPU is a multi-toolhead system like the Prusa XL.
whats wrong with bed slingers? stock ender 3 can print 200m/s 4k just with pei bed. and thats very good for its price
I think you already made the best comment for the GIF.
Good to see more color printers! New competition is great. Prusa has also started to ship the MMU3 for Mk4.
We should run a sweepstake on how many iterations of the K2 Plus it takes to get the thing working correctly! LOL
I would never buy another Creality product, I have been stung too many times!
Yesterday I assembled the Elegoo OrangeStorm GIGA - it is SURREALLY ENORMOUS. The machine will deliver what promised - the construction is SOLID. I hope people measured their space properly before bidding - I don't have it on my workshop, I actually asked Elegoo to deliver my Review Unit to my daughter's school, on their 3D Printing LAB.
I'm excited to see what you come up with!
I have a lot of ideas for large 3D printed projects. Like, some really cool stuff, but they said they didn't have allocation for me to get one. It's a shame really, because I have some really cool stuff that can only be printed on a large format printer.
Fortunately I've got a machine on the way that will let me do some large prints, so, I'll get there eventually ;)
So it cant go in the 3D Printing Lab and has to go on it, LOL, man that behemoth is big!
I wonder, what it's like to start with 3D printing currently? There's so many awesome options to start with! But seems like every 6 months even better stuff comes out. I've been giving some courses about 3D printing basics, and the most often question is "which 3D printer to get?". It's getting harder and harder to answer it without making a lecture of it...
May or may not have been the "correct" way to get into it, but I got into 3D printing by buying a broken bed slinger and fixed it, upgraded it, and I am continuing to upgrade it beyond recognition. I went from knowing absolutely nothing to... well something I'm sure. There's a ton of info out there, if someone wanted to follow my methods, they could very well get a broken Ender 3 on eBay and do the same.
Got asked that a few times in the last months. I arrived at
1. decide if you want to have 3d printing in itself as a hobby or if you want the printer as a tool to learn cad design and use it to make stuff.
2. if it is the latter buy an a1 when it becomes available again.
If you need more exotic materials or want an enclosed printer and have the money p1s or x1c.
If you care about open source and/or want to support a european company prusa mk4.
If everything listed is to expensive:
A used mk3s.
And if you want to get into 3d printing as a hobby, building 3d printers and getting to know the ins and outs: ender 3 for cheap and prusa mk4 kit for expensive and reliable
@@lajoyalobos2009 Yeah, that's one way to approach it. Do you want to learn about 3D printers? Buy a cheap one, you'll learn a lot! Do you just want to 3D print? Buy a Bambu lab or something similar, you won't learn a thing, but you'll get 3D prints.
@@maxp4790 I start with "what do you want to print?". If you want cosplay parts you need something bigger, if you want figurines, you need a resin printer... Etc. Good thing is there are options, but I highly avoid giving direct recommendations. Ender 3 v3 ke is awesome! But won't be all that great if you want to print helmets. Building is also a great option, and it takes a bit to convince someone new to it, since it seems daunting, but I specifically bring a custom made printer with me, just to point out how one could do it.
Any Bambulab printer depending on how much money you want to spend. Just getting started in 3d printing, an A1 or A1 Mini won't break the bank. If you are on a mission to eventually print more exotic and engineering grade materials, just get a P1 or X1 as the enclosure allows you to print PC and nylon.
As soon as I saw the announcement for the new machines I knew I’d wait to check it out in detail on the definitive source for 3D Printing News.
Best thing since sliced bread .
If I had a penny for every time I heard that I would be well on my way to a full pound sterling! LOL!
My biggest problem right now with other manufacturers that more people need to talk about is it seems every new printer release is a paid beta test. At some point 3D printing needs to transition from a tinker hobby into a reliable tool straight off the shelf.
Are all these new multicolor systems on a core xy good? Yes, absolutely. But until they can get you a high quality out-the-box seamless experience I'm not going to pay them much mind, even if they are cheaper. It's simply not worth the time and headache to save a couple hundred dollars.
I put my order in for an A1 just a few days before they were taken off the website. printed with it the whole time i've had it and just used my 120$ voucher to get an A1 mini combo and using the AMS Lite with my A1. love them
The Creality live stream earlier today unveiled the K2 Plus. Sam Prentice also has a video on it. Looks like they improved a lot over the K1 series which honestly has a lot of crippling issues. I'm hoping it's really good and has a nice price.
Hope
Creality and good in the same sentence sends shivers down my spine!
@@AndrewAHayes Hahaha they have made a lot of "good" printers, but definitely not many "great" printers. They tend to be affordable with a lot of flaws.
Really glad multi-color/material is finally becoming more mainstream. I want something other than a closed eco bambu and Sovol's new printer looks awesome so far.
Will there be a minicube like the one from quidi (smart-3) with all the latest bells and whistles? Small is beautiful
check v-chonk from Ratrig
I love my XMax3 even that is massive, about 800hrs printing almost nonstop since i got it
Love these news videos, although I think you could be a bit more brutal on the fails haha 🤣
I had a whole segment about how the owner of Peopoly went to SMRRF despite being sick and coughing and everyone else that attended also got sick, but decided to cut it 😂🤣
Great info NBR. Hope to run into you at the east coast show this year
thanks for the video. Heard the FLSUN V400 which was a klipper machine wasn't really a full on klipper. One reviewer also stated the runaway thermal settings were set way too high to it wouldn't shut off = fire hazard = not good. I"m really interested in the S1 but when you fake install klipper, or at least a very old and outdated version that isn't being truthful with the public. Makes me wonder about the software side of FLSUN.
I want my first fdm printer to work and not be a beta when released so a company can work thru the problems. Hoping Bambu makes a 350 cubed K1C XL and work out of the box. They have everything just need to make the K1C bigger and add a few more improvements to it and the AMS (seen a lot of folks complain about it recently).
Do you have any thoughts on the Micronics Desktop SLS printer?
I’ve got an older Munbyn thermal printer running off a CUPS server on my Voron 2.4r2. Works great for AirPrint on old printers!
That’s awesome. Munbyn is quality stuff.
My previous labelmaker was the cheapest one on Amazon (from another brand) and I had to spend hours tuning it to get the colors right, and still it’s off center so I miss a sliver of the printable area.
New one works great though
Competition is good! I’m pie in the sky-imagining Creality making their rfid tags read/write from the printer and selling them to apply to any spool. That’s something ppl have been BEGGING BBL to do, I hope Creality does it and it forced bbl to as well lol. What’s more likely though is Creality will just do the exact same thing as bbl with their own brand filament.
Also remember with bbl it’s a combo of new tech and the UX that makes their printers special. Not specs. Creality tried it with the K1. Been there, done that, returned it to microcenter and bought an X1 Carbon. Haven’t looked back. I sold my old makerbot and ender, too.
Been 3D printing since 2013. Makergear M2 was my first printer. I have SEVERAL printers now. Been building a Voron 2.4(350). Several months ago I purchased a P1S with AMS. As soon as Bambu releases a large format printer, I’ll jump on that for sure!
I held out on buying my X1 Carbon and AMS in the hope Bambu Lab would release a tool changer to compete with the Prusa XL, but it didn't happen and so I purchased my X1C and AMS.
I am having issues with it at the moment, it crashes into the front corner and knocks the cover off every time I start a print.
I’m thinking of either V3 KE, Neptune 4 Plus, or V3 core XZ (250 vs 310 vs 360), any advice guys? 🙏
Sorry for putting this out, but could you please tell whole dimensions of build volume? I noticed that you said just 2 dimensions and it was fustrating for me who doesnt always watch updates, mostly listens to updates, so could you please provide detailed audio info, like 350 cubed or 350 squared by 345 in height or somethin. Overall great info about printers, good work man
Sv08 is 350x350x345 or something, creality K2 plus is cubic
I've been waiting for a 300+ mm cube 3D printer with a rock solid extruder and steel motion control instead of acetyl V rollers for reliable higher volume printing of multiple parts. It sounds like that time is finally near. I don't care about multiple colors but I would like to print TPU and a rigid material such as PETG so I'd be interested in a dual extruder system is it was reliable and didn't make a ton of poop.
It seems from some sources that Creality's Filament System won't work for older printers.
Which is a shame; I am a big fan of the Ender 5 S1 and was looking to keep adding onto it besides the Sonic Pad and nozzles.
I've sure someone will come up with a way to retrofit it! That's the nice thing about open source moddable products.
Ive heard the opposite. And the slicer is fully compatible
@@anthonylong5870 Actually yeah I've heard just the same since I posted the comment. We just have to wait and see I guess
@@Techzal3D During the presentation they said it will be compatible with the V3 series. So basically from the SE on up
I bought the Bambu Lab X1-C Combo 3-4 days ago. If I had learned the Creality K2 news before, I could have postponed purchasing the The printing area of Creality K2 is really quite large and this is a good reason to buy it. Bambu Lab X1 series now needs to switch to a larger printing area.
The new elegoo printer completely missed the opportunity to introduce a pellet based material machine instead of the filament crap which cost 6x more. This huge machine could save a ton of money and open up new possibilities in material recycling, but no instead they made everything just huge ....
Yeah it's asking for a pellet upgrade/mod
Do we know anything about When Bambu might release a large printer? Rumours, annual event etc?
Awesome video, thanks I plan to be at SMRRF in December, Manchester UK this year
NBR - Any reviews expected on the Qidi Q1 Pro? Thanks for all you do.
No, they are still mad that I called the x-max 3 “the Goldilocks printer that nobody asked for”
@@NathanBuildsRobots sigh.. unfortunate haha. I just returned my 5M pro.. was great for PETG and ASA but it struggled at those temps and the HW would lock up and get an error screen forcing me to power down and power loss recovery didnt always kick in.. even on the new 2.6.5 firmware. I figured the Q1 looked the next best in the same price bracket?
I am very excited about the K2 Plus. I do love my K1 Max and Ender 3 V3 KE. I am also going to get the SV08. The specs and price is no brainer . I just got the QIDI Q1 Pro and am doing ABS Cosplay stuff on it and so far so good except for a couple of issues but QiDi support is handling it.
A place to come for all the news? Great idea!
The Qidi printer is a problem with the 220v system, NOT the printer itself. However EU and anywhere else that 220 is used, its live still for that heater, just is how its wired. In the US or anywhere using 120v, its inert and off when its idle.
Note: Colorado is NOT "west coast" serving, hell it don't serve much of anyone unless your in the rocky mountains themselves. Really need a RepRap in like Portland or Eugene Oregon, that is something more "central" located for the west coast. As that is easy to fly to from Cali or a decent drive for most in Western Washington (about a 4 hr drive from Seattle to Portland).
I used to live right near Loveland, CO and it's funny, while geographically it's literally about in the middle of the country, if you even dare call it midwest even you will get some dirty glances. They are sure it's the western US there.
Well then, who is going to start WRRF?
I’d vote Portland or Seattle for location would be nice. Both cities have big airports, and plenty of space in the suburbs to host the event at a lower-cost venue.
I really hope they offer an upgrade kit that can be used on the K1. Probably wishful thinking on my part. Guess I will be buying a new printer a couple of months after it comes out.
11:11 anyone wonders how creality comes up with a new printer model every week
or
and that's how new printers are born
So you won't connect a 3D printer to your WiFi, but a label printer is fine?
The IP value of my labels is pretty negligible.
3D models can be worth hundreds of thousands of dollars to the right customer.
I have a bbxc1 and ams , overall I am unhappy with the multi colour functionality, software wise it's great, but the ams hardware works as often as it dosent, I now no longer use it
Nathan, I'm curious, what do you sell online?
When creality releases their AMS/MMU it's a no-brainer. though my only use case is to use it as a way to not constantly refill when a spool ends rather than multi coloured prints.
What about the ratrig vcore 4 ???
I haven’t received any updates on that but heard some whispers on Twitter. Will see them at RMRRF hopefully
Really big BUT The Creality Ender 5 Plus is bigger, so they have put them is the wash to shrink them :( And this is years ago )
Yep, we are finally getting back to larger printers. If you look back 5-7 years there were all sorts of huge printers and it wasn't a big deal.
All of this "advancement" in technology is just rehashing old ideas.
April 20th is a great time to visit Denver... if you know what I mean!
You earned my like and sub lol
THIS GUY KNOWS WHAT I’M TALKING ABOUT!
Bambu Lab and Creality K series fanboy here. I'm loving it!!! Two 350^2 corexy-ish printers coming out, one for
MRRF has been around a long time. Might not be next to Ohare Airport but we like it
Competition breeds development and innovation, I don’t think we will see huge price drops from bambu lab. It’s more likely that creality, phrozen and anycubic will raise their prices.
I have creality printers, bambu lab and anycubic with bambu lab overall the easiest to interface with as a user but all 3 manufacturers make useable machines with varying degrees of knowledge need to get the best results.
Hopefully this will push 3d printer manufacturers to develop more user friendly and reliable machines or we will be in another race to the bottom as far as prices and quality.
hope ams can use in other old printer
Sovol SV08 doesn't just look like a Voron, it is a Voron.
Ya....no
@@nouyoterso CanuckCreator is on the voron team. I would say he can say that with more authority than others. Sovol sv08 uses a core xy system with a flying gantry similar to a 2.4. But it's not a Voron.
@@nouyoter Nice, sure @canuckcreator might be on the voron team, he might have an sv08 in his posession and already have tested it, but the important thing is, has he seen someone else's youtube video on it. Amazing.
so its not a voron@@nouyoter
That munbyn looks like the best thing since sliced bread.
If they could make a version of their labels that are edible and bread-based, and I could print toast, that would be the best thing since sliced bread
excited for elegoo to enter the large format space
I like your videos, but I'd look into your microphone if you're talking into it correctly, I believe it's a front address and not an end address. It would make your audio quality better with less echo and better focus on your voice
Do they do RepRap festivals (or anything similar) in Australia? )=
Creality had an Australia share-fest, I’m not sure exactly what goes on there though
Probably gonna wait a bit to upgrade from my ender 3 s1 with all the new printers coming out
When deciding which printer to buy, time is your friend
I'd actually love to have a smaller Bambu Lab with a 120mm cube or something like that, which will be a printer to take with me to exhibtions or markets to attract clients (instead of my Voron v0.2)
CMYK printing is the actual game changer...long way from that still.
Everyone is doing 4 color ams, but back when Anker was showing off previews of their six color hotend all I could think was CMYK + BW with a mixing extruder. Still kind of want to see someone do that.
What is CMYK?
@@couryrussell7653 Cyan, Yellow, Magenta and Black. Every printed full colour picture you have ever seen is printed in just those 4 colours. I should have added, and White. With those 5 colours you can ALL other colours.
@@couryrussell7653 Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Key. Key actually means black. Used in printing (non-3d for now) to create any color as a blend of those.
@@sirrodneyffing1 This is the correct answer, I had forgotten that Key actually is black, so yeah, CYMK + white, that would be amazing.
I wanna hear more about that concrete crane printer. Is that what Nathan is building behind the scenes with all those chunky linear rails, hmmmm I wonder 🤪
i love how the x1 is going to be the new ender 3
I am happy there is competition, I just hope that all these competitors are not just "good enough" and do have a good user experience. I am eager to see your review on one.
Shoutout to the chinese cough syrup in the background
The fact it looks like the Creality printer won't purge as much material by shaping the tip is exciting enough by itself.
Also RIP Prusa
i toxic toxic toxic tell us about the CMS kit that will work on the k1 :)
Bambu Lab fan boys feeding the chickens
Bambu fans gonna ask for the stl for the cable stress tester and then ask if their 3d printed tpu fleshlight can be adapted.
Im not dissing the other companies but what is there to step up other than high speed printers, i wish Prusa and Creality would focus on more improved toolchangers, belt printers or what about metal 3D printers. I'm always glad to have large volume printer, but i wish they wouldn't copy Bambu (even tho everyone wants speed).
Well, Prusa does have a tool changer, and Creality has a belt printer. Prusa is very likely to refine their tool changer in future upgrades. Creality . . . will probably make more Ender 3 variants.
Metal 3D printing is probably not a great option for a hobby machine, although I admit it would be cool. There might be some issues drawing enough current from a household outlet to make it work.
@logicalfundy and that's what I'd love to see is metal 3D printing working in homes and affordable, non planar printing expanding into all slicers. Multi material printing put into belt printing. Instead unfortunately the competition this year is large, multi color fast printing.
@@krollmond7544 Non planar would be awesome - it would solve so many problems with overhangs.
I'm actually curious what the big holdup is with belt printing - it looked like a slam dunk for print farms, but none of the largest farms adopted it. There has to be some hurdle to overcome there.
@@krollmond7544 I keep thinking non-planar has to come soon. Everyone is going to do multi-color soon, big enough prints soon, about as fast as you can get without noise or weakness issues, what is left I think is quality, and non-planar can do so much for domed top surfaces (as well as overhangs as you mention) that I think they need to have their engineers work a little less on the hardware and a little more on the software for a while.
Idc what machine you buy, just make sure you use it to build a voron.
Still no any new idex printers…
I didn’t say that 😉
One youtuber already showed off the K2
Competition is good!
You forgot about the ratrig vcore 4
Competition and innovation is good for consumers.
is the toaster int he back 3d printed :D
No, it isn't. But that is a great idea for some content :D
@@NathanBuildsRobots :D
Genuinely excited for the Sovol 8 as a means to bring Vorons to the masses without the proprietary BS that comes with a Bambu or quality issues that come with Creality. In a lot of ways Sovol has overtaken Creality as a manufacturer that supports modifications, spares, etc.
I haven't thought about it that way, but I think you're right!
It does have proprietary nozzle though. Which sucks. Not the nozzle, I'm sure it's fine, but it's very different from the norm, so unlikely we'll get many variations in it.
@@astrumrocket6556 true the nozzle is a downside but it won't take long for people to swap that out.
@@anwyllor swap out the whole toolhead
I saw a sort of review of the Sovol 8 from one of the Voron guys. It doesn't even print without modifying the files and the plastic parts were bent. Total piece of junk.
The Qidi chamber heater thing is a non issue. You wouldn't go poking things into a space heater without it being unplugged, why would you poke anything into a chamber heater? It's dumb.
As an engineer, you have to consider what happens when people do stupid things, and make sure they don’t get electrocuted when they do.
@@NathanBuildsRobots as a person with a modicum of common sense, don't poke your fingers into a heating element when is plugged in. I don't own a Qidi and likely don't plan to. However, there's been a ton of videos pointing out that this is a non issue. I guarantee you don't cover all your sockets at home, just on the off chance you feel the urge to stick a fork in one. Why? Because I'm going to assume you have the tiniest bit of common sense.
I want to go to Formnext at Frankfurt but I don't know how to get a ticket to enter there.
I am not sure if they are selling tickets yet, it's in November. But yeah, try reaching out to specific companies that you would want to visit with, they might be able to get you in. Otherwise, I think there are discounts for students and the like.
According to the formnext website, visitor information is supposed to go online in August.
Im guessing that it‘s not free and that you would at least have something to do with a tech related industry or institution.
@@hackfleisch7424 I have no problem. I use my 3D printers for my work. I will check it when it's available.
Hell yeah!
I "liked" this video because you said the fanboys should like this, but then recognized they would instead just be fanboys 😂
Live stream on the announcements? Dont wanna wait for your slow ass videos! ❤
lol, no it’s not, the closest competitor for the X1c is a P1S.
I cant wait till july though 😩 😫
YOu Creality and Bambu fanboys are terrrible, 2 Trees is the printer for the people! Just kidding but i did just watch OfF Grid Garage's latest video and he prints some panets for his battery using one and I was impressed. I was bugging that guy to get a 3d printer awhile ago and finally some cheap company sent him one , but it looked suprsisingly good for functional parts. It was corexy which helps and it wasnt cheap like 500 USD so its probably an expensive alternative but its good to see theres lot more options out there anyway. I wanted to get my dad into it but dont think he's into a a bambu price tag and I couldnt recommend anything less to be honest, or so i thought, theres lots of good ones out there now since Bambu came on the scene.
Don’t forget Anycubic
i have a bad feeling that creality gonna fuxk up this time....
Caption:
_BambuLab training for World Championship in Slong Whipping_
I never got it to work very well, but prusa mmu is the best, cause Im a fanboi, prove me wrong! :PPP
When the new guys can boast the same reliability and ease of use as Bambu Labs you can call them killers. Until then... Missed it by THAT much.
I see that honey medicine on the back table. That stuff is delicious
Loquat and honey = hummy
FFS I just bought my K1...
Well, shoulda held off on buying an M5.
Gif, "Bambu labs engineers designing their electrical system when a woman is nearby."
We are so lucky to have this truly definitive source of 3d printing news
So it was def a recall, cause I returned mine for full refund, heh.
10:35 giving backshots
I hope Crealities multi-color is not like Babu AMS.
I just bought a K1Max last week ... and now this :(
I don't think the K2 will be out for sale for a couple weeks or months
@@NathanBuildsRobots I just hope their AMS can be made to work with the K1Max.
@@ZappyOh Sadly, as a K1 Max owner, I do not think it will be. The toolhead would need to be replaced and there would need to be someplace for the "poop" to go. Replacing the tool head is relatively trivial but where inside the K1 Max would the "poop" have to go?
@@Zamugustar Purge-tower?
@@NathanBuildsRobots Launch is supposed to be 31st July.
Bambu has got a BIG wakeup call coming. All the other companies are surpassing them now. A lot of people dont realize that Bambu is using 2 year old tech at this point
Still, it's a trusty workhorse for me. Almost zero issues with my X1C in the past half year.
There are many unknowns about these other printers. I'll wait a year after release before considering buying. Don't get me wrong, I don't have any Bambu loyalty. Even more, I'll gladly switch to other another brand.
The SOVOL-08 sure seems awesome and I'm very tempted but I'm still waiting for a 400x400x400mm or above enclosed 3d printer with MMU. And it should be as easy to use and low maintenance as a bambu. So I can just focus on 3d design. The print speed is not that important because as stephan from CNC Kitchen said, after 200mm/s, your print quality declines greatly.
Would be nice if Prusa came up with one. But I'd rather not have multiple toolheads.
I don't see what they are surpassing them with. More like catching up.
@woodcat7180 still waiting to hear of the alleged Bambu tool changer lol. (Never gonna happen watch)
@@krollmond7544 Doesn't matter for me, I'm not planning to Bamboo anything.
@@br3nz3l Unknown about a 3D printer company that has been selling 3D printers 5X longer than Bambu? lol ok
" Peer Pressure"
@11:04 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅 true
Peopoly is way off the mark. Ignoring the resin market and the upgrades thier printers NEED.
11:01 🤣