3D Printer Review of the Flashforge Creator Pro 2!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 มิ.ย. 2024
- Episode 069: in this video, we're taking a close look at the Flashforge Creator Pro 2, an fdm printer with independent dual extruders and lots of nice features... stick around for the details
Flashforge Creator Pro 2
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PLA Filament
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TPU Filament
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I have a Powerspec 3D Pro 2 which is essentially a rebranded Flashforge Creator Pro. I’ve had the machine nearly 5 years and it has been a beast. I’d like to add another printer to my bench, and this one might be the ticket for small parts I’d like to produce in larger volumes. Thanks for the review!
Thanks for sharing this video, great information & helpful
Yess, yess, thank you, actually I was interested in how it works if I want to print some flexible material on/in some rigid(ish) one. Thanks! :)
As always got nothing but love for these videos David. While this was educational and very informative you have those moments where something in the background draws my attention. Like the Little Professor Electronic Calculator ... LMAO. Keep up the good work my man and looking forward to the next installment. Take care and be safe. :)
Hi Wayne, I was actually wondering if you still watch these things! ;)
Hope you’re doing well!
@@DIYEngineering I will be watching your videos until you stop making them sir. Glad to see you dropped that under shirt. Knowing where you are makes me sweat watching you wear them. ;)
@@chatbear69 haha, ac in the garage is on the blink!
Trying to get one of these
Two independent hot ends fixes my biggest issue with the original ffcp
Hi, friend. I use TPU A 60 (this is the RF manufacturer FD PLAST). I just can't achieve correct printing on the first layer, I tried a lot, I'm tired :) What hardness do you use and what print settings? Thank you. P.S. Fan.
Thanks for sharing. I have had mine for over 12 months now and love it. I don't use the duel colour feature as the technology still needs work in my opinion. I use the duplicating feature a lot but the reason for my comment is the font on your DIY sign, what is the font called please. Thanks heaps
Hi Dooley I need to print several cases with PETG, do you recomend this printer? I need mass production with short stop or manteinance.
Can you tell me if this printer can do the job.
Thanks!
Hi, have you tried printing Nylon with it?
Well I think I am sold ordering mine from Amazon todsy or the next day!
What version of flashprint are you using? I don't have advanced options or anything like expert mode. Thanks for the content
Update it, mine has it
Can this print ABS-CF Filament?
I have this machine and love it, the only big issue i can not fix is dual prints.. Any Advice for a newb like me? my left extruder always peels my first layer off, i did the dual color Statue on the sd and it handled fine but nohing else i do works, leveled many and i have great adhesion
It sounds like the left extruded z height may need to be recalibrated.
Good video. What are the settings to print TPU?
I would like to know that as well
It works good for me. The hardest part is to get the model off the build-plate as it has really good adhesion.
Also, removing rafts is another issue. Any suggestions?😁
using glue stick can reduce bed adherence when you have this sort of issue. also increasing model gap on raft can make removal easier, at the expense of surface quality on the part.
@DIYEngineering The first thing I did was to use Glue, but it didn't work😓.
Also, increasing model gap between the raft would be disastrous as the surface finish would be sacrificed.
Any alternatives?
Where is the registration code on a Flashforge pro 2? 🤔
What's the best printer for making architecture models?
depending on the size of the models you will be creating, your mileage will vary, if they can fit in a 275mm cube I would go with a Bambu Lab X1C or P1S best / fastest printer on market 2023
Absolutely amazing we can go out and buy the most advanced 3D printer there is or 📲 cell phone on the market & it's 25 years Behind the current technology the government has right now.
And half the price they paid for it! ;)
@@DIYEngineering You paid the full price in your taxes 😀
A resin printer is on my short list.
I have an extra Anycubic Photon...
@@DIYEngineering how do you like it?
@@JonathanRansom works great for smaller items, but not as fast as mono printers. MSLA is quite a low-tech form of printing.
What’s up with al of the mm and Celsius? C’mon now! Haha. Good stuff anyways, and would still highly recommend to US citizens.
You need to dehumidify your TPU
Florida
@@DIYEngineering From the looks of the print, the TPU looks very moist. Florida or not.
Current RH of Florida: 70%
Why have everyone stopped at 2 print heads. Where are the 4 and 8 print head machines.
Design one and you will find out... :) multiple materials would be the only benefit... they have produced hotends that have four extruders... also, the complexity reduces the reliability of the machine, ofcourse that could be improved, but not cheaply... which is why all advanced printers are considered professional grade machines... I feel there are better 3d printing technologies that should be advanced before FDM. FDM is entry level technology at the end of the day...
They have, it's called a tool-changer. With only 2 extruders you can "park" one at the side of the x gantry the other one doesn't have to pass. When you want more extruders, you need a different parking mechanism, hence the tool-changer.
But it's made in China.
Stfu man stuff made in America is a little worse
like the vast majority of 3d prints, almost all