Seconded. There's literally no good reason not to as it's better in every definable way, plus you can boot into stock if you need/want to, or even remove Klipper entirely and return to stock only.
Is this really the best selling printer on Amazon? That's neat. I have two of the non pro models, one with the DIY enclosure and the other without. They're really good, but in a market that seems filled to the brim with Bambu bros, I find it crazy that this is selling so well.
Well you got me to watch the video with my fiance because of your misleading supporting actor AKA your dog and your thumbnail. And now my fiance is really upset that she didn't get to see the dog so now I'm having to write this and not allowed to watch your videos anymore. I'm grounded.
I had a lonnnnggggg period of research between this and the Q1 pro. I went with the Q1 as I got it for $427 and it has all of the complains from the initial release fixed!
They pretty much all copy each others tech at this point lol Bambu for sure set the bar for this new generation of core xy! they have to come out with something new here soon!
Do you really want to get into "copying" claims while talking about Bambu? LOL it seems NOTHING bambu uses is actually their own designs....Thats why they are being sued
The Flash Forge AD5M non Pro is the absolute best printer under $300 that you can buy. The Pro is awesome too but i wish they would lower the price to $399
I bought 8 of the 5M adventures for my classroom. It's the nearly the same machine minus a few things like the enclosure and etc. However, they have been extremely reliable and easy to maintain. My only gripe on these machines are the filament rolls being on the back, the power button on the back, and the filament loading seems to waste some filament. However, we just printed new top mounted roll holders and have been using them nonstop for awhile. For the price point, the ability to use USB thumb drives, and ethernet ports, we love these machines. The quality is better than our Prusa MK3's and zero leveling issues. We had each one up and running in 15 minutes which reminded me of my personal P1Ps'. Lastly, Flash Forge 's customer service has been helpful for us. One machine had a nozzle that seemed to have issues. They sent a new one to use free of charge in less than a week. I can't wait to see what they release next month.
Thanks for the input! I’m always interested in others experiences. Yeah I hate the dang spools on the back! I don’t get why all these companies do that haha and with the 5m pro it has a power button on the front.
You can feed a spool from anywhere you want. I've never even installed the spool holder on either of my 5Ms. Even on the one with the DIY enclosure, I printed a custom version that didn't include the spool holder. As for the filament waste, there are ways to mitigate this. Letting the load command run for ~10 seconds without feeding new filament works on stock OS. Also if you want to dive into Klipper, it's far less wasteful when loading filament.
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Try installing the community klipper os. Its really good
I’ll look into that! Thanks for watching
Seconded. There's literally no good reason not to as it's better in every definable way, plus you can boot into stock if you need/want to, or even remove Klipper entirely and return to stock only.
Is this really the best selling printer on Amazon? That's neat. I have two of the non pro models, one with the DIY enclosure and the other without.
They're really good, but in a market that seems filled to the brim with Bambu bros, I find it crazy that this is selling so well.
It’s cheaper lol there’s also a whole group of people who will buy anything that’s not Bambu.
Its cheaper and faster then the Bambu with the same or better print quality. thats why people are buying it
Well you got me to watch the video with my fiance because of your misleading supporting actor AKA your dog and your thumbnail.
And now my fiance is really upset that she didn't get to see the dog so now I'm having to write this and not allowed to watch your videos anymore. I'm grounded.
Lmao 🤣 click bait….im sorry. His name is manny! I’ll give him pets and snacks from you guys
I had a lonnnnggggg period of research between this and the Q1 pro. I went with the Q1 as I got it for $427 and it has all of the complains from the initial release fixed!
I like that printer, I’ve run alot of abs through mine
@@TwoMooseToo what are your abs settings? I am still having trouble with corners pulling up a little even with chamber at 55C and bed at 90 I think
I don’t recall off the top of my head but I did for sure increase the bed temp as I had some warping as well.
Just looked My bed temp is 100
lol that benchy file is clearly cheating, missing all sorts of key features which makes it subtly easier to print, lowkey heinous on their part
Yeah not a huge deal but not sure why you’d change it when every other printer comes stock with the og benchy lol
@@TwoMooseToo Marketing.
What do you think of the Flashforge 5m Pro?
What’s currently the best printer out there?
There is no best printer. They all have benefits.
You should definitely look into the BambuLab series of printer those printers are AMAZING
I have 3 of them! Great printers.
Actually they are old , overpriced and outdated.
Wow this is a blatant copy of the bambu lab printers lol :D
They pretty much all copy each others tech at this point lol Bambu for sure set the bar for this new generation of core xy! they have to come out with something new here soon!
Do you really want to get into "copying" claims while talking about Bambu? LOL it seems NOTHING bambu uses is actually their own designs....Thats why they are being sued
The Flash Forge AD5M non Pro is the absolute best printer under $300 that you can buy. The Pro is awesome too but i wish they would lower the price to $399
Thanks for watching and appreciate the input. I love to hear how others feel about the printers
I bought 8 of the 5M adventures for my classroom. It's the nearly the same machine minus a few things like the enclosure and etc. However, they have been extremely reliable and easy to maintain. My only gripe on these machines are the filament rolls being on the back, the power button on the back, and the filament loading seems to waste some filament. However, we just printed new top mounted roll holders and have been using them nonstop for awhile. For the price point, the ability to use USB thumb drives, and ethernet ports, we love these machines. The quality is better than our Prusa MK3's and zero leveling issues. We had each one up and running in 15 minutes which reminded me of my personal P1Ps'. Lastly, Flash Forge 's customer service has been helpful for us. One machine had a nozzle that seemed to have issues. They sent a new one to use free of charge in less than a week. I can't wait to see what they release next month.
Thanks for the input! I’m always interested in others experiences. Yeah I hate the dang spools on the back! I don’t get why all these companies do that haha and with the 5m pro it has a power button on the front.
The klipper software upgrade is also very good, worth a look
You can feed a spool from anywhere you want. I've never even installed the spool holder on either of my 5Ms. Even on the one with the DIY enclosure, I printed a custom version that didn't include the spool holder. As for the filament waste, there are ways to mitigate this. Letting the load command run for ~10 seconds without feeding new filament works on stock OS. Also if you want to dive into Klipper, it's far less wasteful when loading filament.
They were just on sale $240/400, at that price I haven't seen anything else similar
For the price I personally had a great experience with this printer. Not much to complain about
What would you recommend since they are essentially same price point:
Bamboo P1P
Or this machine Adventurer 5m Pro
I would but the pro over the p1p but I would buy the Bambu P1S over the 5m pro. Both great printers
@@TwoMooseToo thank you. This is the information I’m really considering
I'm not seeing that amber PETG on Bambu's site. Can you provide more information about it? I really like translucent PETGs and that one looks great.
shrsl.com/4oq1j I’m pretty sure it’s the brown and not the olive.
I really like it, definitely going to try some other colors
Man, for an extra $100, you could get a Sovol SV08. Although the enclosure is nice for chamber temps or if it's in a shared workspace.
I’m not familiar with that one I’ll have to check it out. Thanks for watching 👊🏼
@@TwoMooseToo It's a great fully open source Voron clone. You've got a great presentation style, happy to watch!
Thanks! I looked them up they looks pretty good for the price.
But you can get the unenclosed one for $300, which is a lot cheaper. Different machines for different jobs