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Make a whole video on those discarded printers. I love the knowledge that you share with us (especially the pros & cons of a printer/filament/mod)
lol I don’t wanna burn bridges with manufacturers so I put it behind a Patreon pay wall where I tell people the good the bad and the ugly
@@thenextlayer this very reason why I do not trust there "Honest" review because it not you are just hiding the true to get more free stuff
@@scifimodelshop I 100% think you can have this opinion. However, take my 2 cents.
Say this is your livelihood. Company A makes 2 printers. Company A sends you said printers. You take them into review, you leave an awful review publicly trashing it and say you should never buy from this company. Now imagine Company A turns around and their printer 3 is truly a good printer. They may no longer want to work with you despite having a good product. You lose out on a ton of money.
On the other hand, you can leave a more balanced review, professionally point out the flaws, do not sensationalize the issues, give helpful feedback, and maintain a relationship with the company. Now when printer 3 comes out you can have a brand deal. It's a tough balance between how you want to present things and the relationships you want to maintain. This occurs between people too. Money or no money involved.
As a V2.4 owner, I think anyone who wants to build one at this point should just get a Sovol SV08. Replace the ABL probe to one that isn't so heat-sensitive and throw on a different hotend. Sooo much of a V2.4 is already there that it doesn't really make sense to spend 2-3x the cost to get a box of parts and still have to 3D print most of the motion system.
If you are not connected to the Sovol SV08 Facebook users group and the chat associated with it, one of the moderators Felix is designing a high end, high flow replacement hot end that will use easily available standard nozzles including hardened, the stock heater and temp sensor, and slide into the stock cooling fins. This solves the primary issue with that printer (and the upcoming tool changer).
Why not just a new toolhead? Is it not possible or difficult to use a different toolhead PCB?
@@Duckferd It is possible to put any Voron toolhead on it, but you have to replace the toolhead board with an EBB36 and modify the printer.cfg
The fix from Felix will be much easier for people that don't want to make such large changes to their machine.
And the key is the tool changer that will use multiple stock toolheads to do multi color printing with minimal waste. While other toolheads may work in that, the docking mechanism will be designed for this one and the slip in hot end parts will make that robust. The design uses a far better linkage between the two parts than the soldered joint that is creating issues for some people.
I’m gonna do a 7 tool changer. Not stock tool heads. Stay tuned.
@@thenextlayer I thought your video showed several Sovol tool heads, that was why I made that comment. But plans change I guess.
I like resin content as a curiosity every now and then. Things like "hey, you could definitely not print this in FDM"
Same. Now and then. IDK like one video a month maybe? Frankly Resin printing seems more complex to me. Though that might not be the case, I'm just ignorant I think.
I love the quality of resin prints but i have the printer in my bedroom so i am not able to vent it and have a dedicated space for it.
You really shouldn’t have a 3D printer in your bedroom.
@@customlegoworks I have two fdm printers in my room, I would never have a resin printer though
@@yobtnirp3D Yes, the FDMs should not be in your bedroom w/o an enclosure and direct ventilation. Even for PLA. If you have a window that can open you can do just about anything to clear the air.
I don't dislike resin content, it's just got less going for it after "wow look at the detail that you can achieve with resin"
Hey I gotta say I loved this video. I watch most of your content and this one felt less scripted which I think I like more. Its really cool to see how many printers you keep and how many hours you've put on them.
Your tone and off the cuff style of speaking in this is SO GOOD. These are the kinds of videos I really like. Even if you script something, the way this was just more laid back was awesome.
Yep. I need to get better at keeping it casual even if I script… thanks for the feedback
I'm about two weeks now into owning a Bambulab X1 Carbon with AMS. So far, it has been terrific. I hope I don't encounter the issues you did! This technology is jaw-dropping for me. I've only had one previous printer, a "Mendelmax 1.0", that I built from self-sourced parts 12 years ago. Compared to modern printers, that old bed-slinger feels like a horse-drawn wagon! I've printed PLA, PLA+, PETG, and ABS so far, all completely successful. This has made 3D printing fun again!
Thanks for all of your reviews.
Welcome to the Bambu family :)
The X1 C is my first printer. I did a bunch of research. Since the Additive Manufacturing Lab at Blue Origin Rocket Park at KSC, where I work, has over 20 of them, I figured I couldn’t go wrong. It has not disappointed me yet.
I've had mine for a few years now. All that's broken has been the toolhead board, and since I had an early model, I also had to upgrade to the new lidar. But you get a free new lidar with the board if you have the old one, since the old version is discontinued, so turned out better than new
I much prefer the less scripted style of this video compared to your normal stuff your scripted stuff sometimes just feels very forced
I disagree.
@@Kepusu cool keep it to yourself
Nah. I dont agree that the scripted content feel forced. And he should be able to hear that this is not the only opinion from the comments. Since he has clearly seen your comment.
I just simply disagree to your opinion. Why even write a comment if you dont expect a response that dont align with your thoughts.
I'm with you. It's more sepfie than info about the printer and actually seeing it. While talking I'd prefer a screen with showing the printer itself.
Good way to explain a review of an item. More time on a machine can change alot of people's opinions as we tune them in. I loved quite a few machines where as time went on I started to dislike them (K1). Others I have hated out the box, tuned it and fell madly in love with over time printing with it (Neptune 4).
Great point!
Good Afternoon Jonathan, I see you're still running an Alpha build Positron, many of the issues you have outlined have been fixed in the latest revision. We can get you the parts needed to upgrade it as needed.
For context; Bed Leveling has been fixed with a Z_Endstop that makes homing more reliable. The heating issue is caused by the original alpha clip not being tight enough against the hotend, this has been fixed in release. Additionally, the Z Belt has been re-designed to be more reliable as a whole.
Nice!!! I’d love replacement parts. Ping me on discord
0:20 best 3D REVIEW KNOW ABOUT IT SINCE 2000 but you confirmed a lot of the expenses involved!
I was shocked by the A1 Mini as an X1 Carbon owner. It's been so great.
This is one of my favorite videos you've done. The spreadsheet is a brilliant idea, and I like resin printers!
Yay, thank you!
I had a Prusa MK3S+, BambuLab X1 Carbon and Voron Trident 300.
Sold the Prusa and the BambuLab and kept the Voron. It's just so damn good.
My first printer is a Neptune 4.
Installed linear rails on all axis and that did bump up the performance when it came to that proverbial first layer.
Unfortunately having issues incorporating an input shaper which I know would take this little bed slinger up a couple of notches.
Now I also have a FLSUN V400 which I use an input shaper on.
Yes, it is heads above any bed slinger BUT most do not like the round plate.
Has advantages and disadvantages.
With modified cooling on the extruder (5015 over the stock) allows me to peg out the cost effective Elegoo PLA+ that I use.
Remember, to take advantage of all these speeds you will need to use higher priced high speed filament.
The Neptune 4 is for prototyping.
The V400 is for production. Also it is a dream when doing filament changes.
Yes, should you need the fancy prints Bamboo has the printer.
Should you be looking for that first printer and just maybe a second one IMHO the V400 with slight mods is a good choice and value.
Cheers.
Great video, a lot of useful information!!! Thank you so much for mentioning me and my channel!!!
You are so welcome!
Its really great that you share your printer profiles on patreon. I dont have the same printers as you (yet) but when I buy something you use I will definitely give them a try. Keep up the great content ❤
I like this more chill style of video
Ah interesting thanks for the feedback. This is way less work lol.
4:30 me laughing like a mad man on my Prusa MK3S+ with 305 days on it 🤣
Meanwhile....2200 hours on my Voron 2.4 350 R2 LDO kit of my own LOL.
lol yeah my hours are distributed across the 35 printers I’ve had so they are pathetic to some
@@thenextlayer nah its not pathethic, its still a lot of time print, you just sad it like it was something almost impossible to do and it made me laugh 🙃, just yesterday i found some dude have almost 690 days on his Prusa , damn that is almost ancient 🤣
Kind of surprised the X1C only has ~1800 hours on it in a year and a half. I have 1200+ since March 19th. My Voron 2.4r2 is getting less and less now.
I have had 35 printers… I’m always testing new ones then getting rid of them
I'm surprised the Qidi with the heated chamber didn't make it after receiving so much hype on TH-cam and a lot of praise for listening to feedback and fixing so many issue, basically doing a relaunch. Did it turn out to be not that great after all?
I've got one; it's a good general purpose printer, but unless you're routinely printing stuff which needs the heated chamber, the Voron 2.4 does just as well, and requires less maintenance.
Electronics failed randomly and I didn’t want to pay out of pocket to replace the board so I ditched it. I did a short updating people not to bother with the machine
Probably because he broke the machine himself and then qidi couldn't offer him a free warranty. So he started smearing qidi.😅😅
How about QIDI Q1 Pro, it is a nice fully enclosed CoreXY printer with a gooood price.
I emailed Microswiss and they are planning on a NG/flowtech upgrade for the SV-08. Once they have the unit they ordered. 😊 I think the SV-08 is destined to become the new Ender 3.
The Ender 3 made waves because of how accessible it is; almost everyone has enough space on their desk for one and $150.
The SV-08 is more than twice the size and more than 3x the price. It’s not nearly as accessible. Sure it’s more accessible than a X1C, but it’s larger and about the same price as a P1S.
Don’t get me wrong, the SV-08 is a significantly better printer than an Ender 3
@@TheOfficialOriginalChad I meant as in mods by the community. One person put it as the poor man’s voron 2.4. Which is not a bad thing I think it will put a more than capable machine in the hands of lots of creative people.
Siiiiick
You saying the Voron was one you've had forever made me feel so old. 😂 Been here since the beginning, I guess!
You rock!
I thought my Prusa mini+ was ok, until I got Bambu X1S. Night and day. I can't see myself using inferior printer now. I am awaiting delivery of Bambu A1 mino now to supplement my printing needs. But since I don't run a print farm and x1s is super fast I don't see the reason to look any further.
I really like the concept of this video. Thanks for the information.
Glad it was helpful!
Always liked 3d printing since a few friends got Ender 3s from Microcenter when they did their $99 deal. Would ask them to print stuff for me I used in some of my content. Then my brother-in-law who lives with me came home with a Ankermake M5 about a year ago. Really liked that printer, but it wasn't the easy-button of printing I was looking for, though it was VERY close. Between FT job, daily responsibilities, content creation, and other stuff that takes up my time...i really dont have time for tinkering on printers. Then the A1 came out and the rest is history. Even my brother in-law hopped on the Bambu Lab train and bought a X1 Carbon. So now my studio/office has an Ankermake M5, Bambu Lab A1, and X1 Carbon all lined up on one of the desks in there. Its awesome to see them all running. Brother-in-law also has an SV06 Plus he's hot rodded with mods, and added Klipper to, that his school provided (fabrication school, currently in the digital design courses).
Ever play around with the Ankermake M5? Any thoughts? There doesnt seem to be alot of confidence in Anker's 3d printing business going forward since the cancellation of their multi-color thing. Comments of "Bambu Lab is what Ankermake was supposed to be" that I see has me feeling that Bambu Lab might buy their 3d printing business out...but thats just speculation. I think Anker is too big to let that happen lol.
Love the video, great insight into what goes into owning too many printers lol. Really makes me want to build a Voron V0 and V2, opposite ends of the spectrum but both super useful.
Also makes me glad I went with Bambu's P1S rather than the X1C, mine's been damn near perfect (except for the AMS getting full of cardboard spool dust), seems like they've got the P1 series way more dialed in than the X1 series
Follow up videos are some of my favorite. I do the same with my printers in regard to having each one for a purpose. Loved the video, and it shows how much you enjoy each printer and why. Great job!
Resin and laser stuff as mentioned isn’t of much interest to me. FDM is great because the part can be done when it’s finished. Resin is messy, stinks, and has more steps after printing than my adhd wants to do after every print.
I have around 6000h on my Voron 2.4 R2 350mm. Added Tap, chamber heater and a ERCF 1.0. But my go to is my X1C now.
I comes down to the AMS, Spaghetti detection and automatic lidar pressure advance.
I recently bought a Snapmaker J1 as well to bet able to print 2 colors a LOT faster. 5-7s instead of 90s filament change time and to be able to print TPU and ABS together or use a second material as support material.
Would you be able to make a video about how you track your printers hours? I think a lot of people looking to get into the 3D printing business would benefit from it. Please and thank you for all the amazing content sir!
I could do a short about it it’s pretty simple they each tell you in the software
Cant watch right now but I'm definitely coming back to watch this later. I built a Voron2.4 (300) last year/early this year, and it's a TANK. I literally JUST set up an X1 at work yesterday.
Early like and comment to feed the YT overlords.
I have 1600 hours on my 300mm 2.4. Last week I had to convert from drag chains to canbus due to the harness failing
ha a lot of 3d printers over the years. and i just got the k1 max. it looks really good.
i added a p1s to my first 3d printer the cr10s pro v2, I love the cr10s reliability and huge build volume, just not the bed levelling. p1s has been game changer, its easier to use then basic paper printers from HP these days.
Definitely would have enjoyed more commentary on your resin printers.
I love my MK3S+ with MMU2s. About your comments about this printer.
I also replaced the nozzle with an E3D Revo. Furthermore I run it with Octoprint.
But main thing: slow? I have my MK3S+ running not so slow at all.
My Revo has a 0.6mm nozzle most of the time. But also I just use the pre installed settings for filaments to eventually run the prints at 200% speed with no problems at all (sometimes increasing nozzle temperature).
Slow? It can print twice as fast. And with a 0.6 nozzle instead of 0.4....... even faster
Thank you for the real life use update! I appreciate that you included print hour, it very much helped to confirm what I heard you say😂😂
Ok, this is more like a normal person talks than other vids you made overall.
Yeah, it’s not scripted because I can do it from the top of my head. But not every video is that way
Great content, Sir.
Personally I'm not interested in Resin printing as I won't be doing it at home.
Btw.: Just got myself the second RatRig printer. A V-Core 4 - 300. Haven't started the build yet and would love to see content about it. For me my RatRig V-Core 3 is what the Voron 2.4 is for you. A highly a reliable, fast workhorse that I'm emotionally attached to.
Working on getting one myself…
I was actually interested in the Resin printers a bit
This is an awesome comparison and I appreciate the effort that went in! I just got an x1c about a week ago and so far I love it! Keep up the amazing videos!
I'm new to 3D printing, so I like seeing both sides of the fence. Resin is cool, even though it's intimidating...
the speed of prints now has me rating printer wear at meters of filament now. I.E. my old Replicator Dual has about 10K+ hours printing at 45mms-120mms but im VERY certain my Creality Sermoon D1 (Heavily modified) which has about 1,600 hours and runs at 200-250mm/s 5K (print speed) has printed about the same in just two years. Currently at about 10,000m of filament. About 330m per spool means about 30 spools, and 1 or two spools a month sounds right
Good point. 2000 hours on an X1C is like 6000 on a Prusa MK3S+
I bought a QIDI XMAX-3 which I saw flash by in the voron section in your video. Saw the comments below about why it wasn't included in your LTR. I think mine is fantastic, best performance of all my printers. I even have a MAKERBOT T.O.M. from 2010 (Sailfish and Replicator G USB connect) that still works and a MAKERFARM i3 12" (300mm Marlin with Slic3r and Pronterface for control USB connect) with an itty bitty dual flexstruder upgrade I put on myself. Both use 3mm filament and I have never used an SD card or USB to print a file. The QIDI is by far the easiest to use of my 5 printers and the highest quality, not to mention the speed and huge build volume. I print most of my objects with ABS so need the heated chamber. There are cool spots in the chamber but I just move the model around to avoid them. Klipper is great with the network connect. I especially like the "IRON" feature in the QIDI slicer version of slic3r. Have not noticed any maintenance issues yet - other than the fact that those 1.75mm reels seem to get eaten up quickly.
LOVE my Bambu p1p, but the customer service is possibly some of the worst EVER of any company I have had the pleasure to deal with.
I’ve only needed to call on them a couple of times and had great experiences. One time they were a little slow, but they were knowledgeable, patient and dealt with my problems completely.
I agree I used to think creality was bad, then I got a Bambu..... now I know Creality support is actually decent at least compared to the non support from Bambu and run around/refusal to warranty issues.
Seems like a hit or miss with the customer service though after a short stint in customer service, sometimes the customer is the problem.
After dealing with Sovol's customer support, Bambu's support feels amazingly good.
Really interesting video! Appreciate you going through all of these. This would be a good series to revisit maybe once a year to see how your opinions have changed.
Definitely interesting thoughts on these printers; can't say I'm surprised by many of them, but it's nice to have the summary either way
Really good video! Tomorrow my first 3d printer the a1 mini arrives. Any tips?
I'd suggest looking into a print that changes where the filament loads into the ptfe tube, it's on the x,z normally but at the start of a print when the machine does its thing it'll pull some filament from the roll then go back down causing a tangle. Unless you got the ams lite then ignore all that lol
@@Yaup_ I didn't get the ams lite
One of the first prints to do should be some sort of poop box for the a1 mini
@@U1TR4F0RCE OK, will do. Also, may I ask a question? How print profile work and what I need to use and change?
@@kostis_pro so there are printer profiles which exist which set rules for stuff such as what is the space that the printer will try to print in, as well as speed, acceleration, retracting. People with experience may make their own modifications from the preset profiles to optimize the machine.
Don't like resin content?
What?
I've a creality halot one alongside my FDM printers. I really appreciate it's differences. Very complimentary.
The ERCF V2 is an interesting topic for a video
Great video!
It's interesting to me you've had so much success with your A1 minis. Mine has been a nonstop string of problems. Especally on AMS prints. Massive layer shifts on all axis, the AMS purging system is abysmal, the toolhead smacks things off the print bed constantly because the Z offset calibrates itself and then is too low... probably 20-25% of my prints fail on that machine. Especally multi color prints.
My friend has a full sized A1 that works great, and now hearing about your X1 Carbon issues, I wonder if Bambu Labs just has really bad QC and sends out a lot of lemons.
I’ve not seen a video from your channel in awhile, frankly, because it was becoming a tad to “sponsored”, rushed or otherwise inauthentic. This was a great video. I really appreciate the time and candor in this video. It’s clear that you are considering feedback and integrating it into your process. Cheers!
Thanks for that! Welcome back!
Great video, really like this type of videos 😀
A1 mini is great. How did u get the hours. I can’t find it band Bambu said u can’t. So curious how u did?
It was on the screen deep in the menus actually
just got our first printer yesterday(well 2nd hand😅),and this is what i want to do,promote 3d printers and filament...
Resin content is good too. I have two resij printers and two fdm printers. I use resin for artistic detailed stuff.
I have 5100 hours on my X1C...80% of the issues I've had are either caused by or actually the AMS. I'm getting good at predicting the things that will cause it issues.
I like resin for the parts that eventually come out, but I absolutely hate the process of resin printing, at least on my photon mono.
The AMS problem you are having... I just finished with support for the SAME problem. I my case is resolved itself when I replaced the motor. Might want to try that first.
Yep. Same. Fixed it.
Irbis in TNL video😅 Nice to here that you know each other👍
The Bambulabs are incredible machines, but for me that love having a printer that is both high performance AND highly modular/upgradable, a Voron is the better option. But if you just want an excellent tool, yeah Bambu all the way.
I have a resin printer I have never used. Would welcome some content so I know how to use it.
I have a 350mm V2 and a V0. It's surprising how often a model will fit on the 120mm bed. I use it way more than I thought i would
Yep. I use the one at home so much
14:14 there is a mod you can do for the ams lite and enclose the areas with the filaments so you can print petg just fine 😊
I like resin stuff! I don't own one (yet) but always keen to look at reviews and opinions on them!
I really appreciate the follow up here.
I like resin printers but the mess to clean up and the post processing and the relatability just isn’t the same as press print and get a part like FDM
I just did the math and I also have over 1,200 hours on my first Ender 3 S1 😆
There are primarily resin channels - so I don't see why it wouldn't do well :D It is it's own area though :D
What I see rarely with resin are functional prints. They print quite precises stuff but personally I have tons of issues with warping and breakage on resin prints. I'd love content that prints functional stuff in resin, that would normally be better on FDM. I have recently had a commission for airsoft parts - and my FDM was not yet in the office. So I ended up printing it in resin only to hear it broke while screwing together by the client.... I had to reprint that about 4 times by the end of it the profit was about 10 bucks before tax :D And had to do it on FDM. So it would be positively lovely to see functional prints in resin
I gotta apologize, a few videos I had said I hadn't heard you be critical of products, especially provided products. It's clear my memory and perception was wrong. Of course it would be impossible for anyone to prove there is no influence because of free products and relationships, but I definitely underestimated the number of times you fairly criticized products.
On a separate note, I am really interested in the slunaz ff1r filament joiner. It looks like besides making sure you can use remainders of filament, you can produce some really cool aesthetic effects. And the video coverage of that device is very limited.
Thanks, but I heard your feedback and agreed with it. I’m going to try to be more comfortable criticizing products without sugar coating.
Would be great if every 3D printing youtuber made a video like that once every 1 or 2 years.
On it!
yeah, no resin for me.
Luv this kind of 'hindsight review'. Much more valuable than open-box or first-use reviews. thx
Glad it was helpful! I’ll try to do more
I have only the Ender 3 S1 Pro, but I've gotten over 1,700 hours on it and I'm a month behind logging hours.
A problem I'm having with my Bambu P1S. Let's take a cube for instance. Now lets put a couple holes in it that do not go all the way through. They are not directly on top of each other but are slightly offset and separated by a 1mm wall. When I try to slice it I get a warning that there are floating areas and if I try to print it, it doesn't stick to the plate. If I enable supports it changes the object. It gets all kinds of stryations and puts supports underneath the object. What am I doing wrong and how do I correct this? I can send pics if neeced.
Awesome video, would you recommend for a small print farm(10-20 printers) to use A1 mini over the regular A1 or a mix?
A1 probably for a farm
Thank you for being honest about the Bambu, but how can you say it's great and then quote all the issues you have had with it and the AMS? Sounds a little fanboyish. It may be time to open your eyes and ears and to other options and listen to your own words.....
One out of 5 of my printers have given me problems…
Im printing PETG right on a fully open printer.. the Creality Ender 3 V3 SE
I think Anycubic made a lot of missteps with the Kobra 2, even though the hardware was technically solid. The things they've done with the Kobra 3 makes me think they've realized where they went wrong but that part of them still struggles with the sunk cost fallacy
Do you have any experience and/or thoughts on RatRig V-Core models?
I like your honesty and value your experience. I am very interested in a large format printer, but I'm on a limited budget so buying a printer I don't like would be a big problem.
I don’t mind resin stuff. I don’t have one but I think they’re interesting. I'd also like to hear about your laser cutters. I just got an xTool M1 and it’s kinda cool.
AND im STILL voting for build yourself printers like the Voron😤😅
Again great video mate ! and it will for sure help some newbies choosing their path ... just have to warn all newbies to be aware of - Vorons lead down a deep deep rabbit hole 🤣💀
I built two printers. Never again. I enjoy designing, not tinkering with the printers.
@@arturdobrzynski6531 😅 what happened if i may ask ?
I had to check my MK3S and it has over 1400 days on it in the last 4.5 years. Easily my most used printer followed by my Voron 2.4 and Trident. Though the Bambu A1 Mini is getting a good bit of use lately.
1400 days? That’s gotta be a typo… 140? Or 1400…
21:31 XDDD
>Teaching tech
>Finishing project with success
Pick one
1100 hours onnn my X1C, not a single problem. You got unlucky.
Only on one of them!
You should do toolchanger on svo8, but not sovol toolhead. I think you can replace electronicxs if needed. The frame is useful
Way ahead of you bro
@@thenextlayer Great. Vid soon?
Fabreeko is making a kit for the prusa mk3 to convert them to core xy, that would be a nice upgrade for it
You have my attention…
Looking forward to more Solvol SV08 content! That new toolhead is interesting! 😎
If you're maybe doing the toolchanger project, you might start converting it to canbus while your tinkering with the new toolhead now?
Way ahead of you bro
Dude, you’ve got to do your MK 3+ justice and go purchase the 3.5 upgrade. I just did it and it’s phenomenal. 250 bucks and you’re basically getting a brand new printer. It prints twice as fast and if you tweak things a little, you can approach the Speeds of a core xy. And of course because it’s a Prusa the print quality is phenomenal.
Hmmm maybe but I can’t justify spending money on it when I get so many free printers and have a long wish list of video gear to improve the videos…
For this much money you can get Bambu A1 and still keep your Prusa. No need to keep throwing more and more money into the machine you already have
I'm curious if you have little humidity where you live. I have a lot of humidity and was thinking that the A1 4 spool would not work for me. What do you think?
I live in Israel. 75% year round. But if you print PLA you’re fine
? Petg prints fine on my A1mini - tho you may mention not all spools fit on the ams lite, as the centre is not always big enough
In my climate I can’t leave PETG out in the open for more than an hour
@@thenextlayer my country average is 8% higher than yours :s maybe cz I buy the cheapest PETG it's cut with other random stuff? When not in use I store it with 100G fresh silica per spool in a dry bag - could that mitigate issues?
Have an older Ender 3. I need a reliable, affordable and prints up to 5”x5”x5”. Bamboo mini for me. Thanks.
Would be interested in projects that leverage laser cutting/engraving and FDM printing
Great video as always!
Re: Bambu, can turn off the build plate and AI crap. And also adjust the AI sensitivity as well. I have it set pretty low and it seems to work pretty well.
For whatever it’s worth, in the industrial equipment world (like tractors, generators, etc), it’s typically thought of that 3,000 hours of run time is its effective life and the max that a lot of people will keep a piece of equipment. Past that and you should expect to rebuild engine, hydraulics, etc.
Since I’ve learned that, gives me some good perspective on run hours for 3D printers.
Oh wow 3k hours is NOTHING though. I’m way past that on my Prusa with no failures. I think 3D printers (good ones) might have a different standard. I’d love to hear from Prusa how many hours they put on each machine before fixing or swapping
Dang it, now that I think about it, I was talking to a farmer about it but he likes to get rid of equipment at around 3000 hours before it starts to depreciate too much.
I went to look it up, and apparently modern machinery is more like anywhere from 8-20K hours.
I have both SLA and FDM, however I haven't had a chance to use the SLA as I still need some stuff to get going with it.
sv07 reliable? to be honest i had more hussle than printtime on mine , maybe reliable: if your lucky to get a proper working model in first( mine came with broken extruder, ripped of cable on the thermistor and few other problems and i know other ppl with same issues) , 2nd you know klipper ( what i didn´t had only marlins befor).
so if it runs it prints well "IF"......
sold my sv07 and bought A1
Sorry to hear that. Mine was awesome. Maybe they cherry pick…?
@@thenextlayer maybe ? dunno xd i mean your sponsort by sovol can think of that they would give you a garbage machine to promote them.
but to a good point sovols customer support provided me spare parts and a completely new toolhead for free. BUT that took almost 4 weeks.
the completely wrong calibrated klipper config which my machine had was not provided i had to fiddle myself or better sayd got one working from github
@@thenextlayer maybe xd wouldnt make sense to sponsor ppl and give them not working machines to promote them ^^
but to a good point , sovol provided me all spare parts i needed and a completely new toolhead etc for free but that took almost 4 weeks
18:02 I have the regular SV07 and I've just had random bed shifting where the print shifts 1 layer. Still looking into it for the problem but when it works *chefs kiss*
Tighten the belts or increase Z hop
@@thenextlayer sadly tried both and it still had this problem. Only thing I could come up with is the actual timing belt pulley is messed up. It's like randomly shifting at the Bed so I'm hoping to get that changed out and it's good to go
Love the hair cut!
Thank you!!
Yeah I'm annoyed enough at the little bits of proprietary BS in my SV08 which I've barely used because of the 0.4 (and why should I when my X1C with a 0.6 is so much faster). With my X1C I tolerate the proprietary bits because most of them are either totally out of the way and they work. That Anycubic machine sounds like it needs to be dumpstered publicly as an example.