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- This is Anycubic's new FDM 3D printer called Kobra. Anycubic has released two new fdm 3d printers, Kobra and Kobra max. That one is Anycubic's Kobra model you see and it’s one of my favorite 3d printers these days.
Official website: bit.ly/3NP1o5D
Anycubic Kobra offers many features at an affordable price. PEI spring steel magnetic sheet, LevIQ 25 points precision bed leveling and Integrated direct drive Titan Aero extruder for easy flex materials(TPU Filament) printing. Kobra has almost everything. It has been released in a complete, upgraded design. In this video, I tried to review Anycubic Kobra in detail, hope it'll useful. - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
Oooof so much features. Its like 90% of a prusa with les than half the price
Wow seeing how this works up close is amazing. You definitely have to do more projects with this.
Great review and descriptions, buddy!
Thank you for this review! I do want to ask though, how well does it do with smoothing? We currently have an Anycubic Mega Pro which is currently giving me issues.
Your review was so good it helped me to reassemble my printer
About time there was a good solid review of this that isn't from prusa fan boys. Ty and subbed.
Loving mine so far! So many features
You using cura? Could you give me some help. Mine doesn't seem to print well. Pla is my filament and I'm getting weird blobs occasionally throughout the build. Seems to always happen at a certain height. I've checked all axes are tight and roll smoothly.
Thanks.
@@ChristopherF_1971 Copy and paste the Ender 3 Gcode from the Cura inbuilt profile, and paste it into an anycubic vyper profile. also makessure youve changed the dimensions to 220x220x250
Hi great video have had mine for a few months but the extruder is chattering it seems to be the main board Have you had any similar problems
how does this compare against the ender 3 s1?
Great review my friend 👏
Very nice printer 🤤, thanks for the review!
Yeah, I think so too
You have made me decide to buy this printer. Thank you very much from Spain. Best regards.
so anycubic develop the bed levelling sensor, it looks identical to the one sitting on my printrbot simple version 2014
Wow. This device looks great. It's like I missed the train. I'm looking forward to receiving the mail. :-)
Thanks a lot my friend for dropping by. I hope you like it :)
@@retsetman9698 😃 👍 ❤
How quiet is this printer? Is it using TMC 2209 motors?
There is no options for changing filament in the middle of a print from the screen. Is there a way to do this with Kobra?
Wow amazing beautiful idea 👌✌️ thanks my friend 👍👍👍👍👍👍💙
What app do you use to make models for kobra 3d printer?
Super solid printer, especially for the price! Throw klipper on that and it will print amazing!
Looks good 👍🏽 I might get one while I wait for my V 400
Should check out Sovol SV06, it's the printer to beat now in this price range...
Kobra or Viper?
The difference in price is not big, what should I get?, I don't need perfect TPU capabilities but I want to be able to print some times TPU
The fan is really loud. Is there a replacement fan that wouldn't be so loud?
I got the same model of AnyCubic and that work pretty good for the price!!
Can you give me the size of the base/bottom frame of the printer? Thanks
i wonder if i can change the nozzle, heatblock, and heat break with aftermarket part that available on the market.
what nozzle and heatbreak does kobra use? e3d? mk8? mk10?
I think E3D
This or the artillery genius pro? I can get them for the same price
I love my anycubic vyper, which is basically the same kobra. Only difference is the direct drive extruder and the build size
And the high flow hotend
Hello,
My nozzle leaks prior to printing. I tried to change the temp and tweak the extruder hoping it would slow down the leak or stop but it did not work. I bought anycubic kobra 2 days ago and I’ve had this issue since the first print. I looked the problem up and it says it might be due to poor assembly. Is that true? Please let me know if you know. I’m debating if I should return it or not.
Thank you
are you talking about the filament comping out when it heats up before the print? if so that's normal to happen on any printer if the material is fully loaded into the hot end.
What profile are you using for tpu? My prints are quite globby so far.
Mine does as well even with pla.
This or the Anycubic Vyper?
Are there filaments to avoid with this printer
Do you think the Kobra is better than the Ender 3 V2? I'm currently looking for a budget printer but can't decide :((
Yeah I think it is, I have a e3v2 but this has a lot of upgrades I did to mine.
That one does some really intricate designs. 😁👍💖
Wow cool boss 👍👍
This is one TIDY printer, hard choice between this and the ender S1.
So we bought this printer, and it's making an awful sound when it turns on and it eventually stops. All my prints are coming out terribly. We've tried adjusting the belts, tried adjusting the tension on the filament loader to no avail, we keep getting awful prints that keep stringing out. In one case, it looked like it was skipping layers in one place and the machine thought it was done with that section and left it as it and moved on to a different section (which it printed perfectly). I've contacted Anycubic, but they claim it's just the motherboard fan giving issues and this is why we are having this problem. They seem to not want me to send it back to them, as they keep insisting to send the fan. I keep trying to tell them I think it was damaged in shipment. I'm at a loss. :(
I really don't know what to do at this point. Perhaps my tension is too loose? Hard? Who knows. I've checked Cura over and over and nothing stands out. Ive checked the model, nothing stands out. Im honestly pretty upset over this. Any thoughts?
You have to make sure your eccentric wheels are aren't loose nor is it too tight. The eccentric nut on the print head should just be tight enough that it doesn't wobble and that the wheels don't roll with your finger. The bed eccentric nuts should also be tight it enough that it doesn't wobble. Make sure your z offset is on point. If it's too high your prints won't stick easily. If it's too low and close, it won't release it as well. I think a good baseline right out of the box is about -0.9 to -1.0 in my experience. Another factor is temperature, make sure the fan is off on the first layer and that the bed temperature is dependent on your material ex: PLA is 55-65°C and PETG is 80°C for the bed.
In regards to slicers, try using Ideamaker instead of Cura. Ideamaker has a set profile for the AC Kobra already
@@edwardleyco9880 Thank you for the tips, but it turns out that a stepper motor was to blame? We contacted Anycubic (several times) and we have now sent back the printer as it was defective to the address they provided us. We are still currently awaiting a refund at this point - as they are now claiming the warehouse has not received the product (I have tracking proof it was delivered and signed for). We thankfully went through PayPal to purchase and have now opened up a fraud case against them for a refund.
@@Swerewolf typical. Why I hate all this. My prints arent that great either. Wishing now that I'd purchased the Ender 3 v2 or even a Pursa... I'm on vacation so I'll probably return mine once I get back. One good thing about AMAZON even though I'm no fan of that company either.
@@ChristopherF_1971 I had to fight like hell to return mine. Anycubic kept giving me issues. We finally got it returned, but we had to pay shipping up front and they said they would reimburse. So I took it to UPS, shipped it, it cost me $81. Guess what, they said they could only refund up to $50. It took over 3 weeks to get my money back and still lost money over the shipping. Never again. And I will advise everyone to NOT buy from Anycubic ever at this point. Customer service is trash, the products are defective, and trying to get *all* of your money back is like pulling teeth.
has anyone checked the consumtion? i'm interested in 10h printed piece how much electricity will consume
I checked consumption on a wattmeter today. Was pulling 120-130W so in 10 hours that would be around 1.3kWh
@@alq8651 thank you very much sir or lady😊
Everything you've said about the bed, excluding the paper to finish the z calibration, was not done by Anycubic. Prusa did it a long time ago, and I'm not sure if they did it first either. Prusa is, of course, open source, so taking design items from them is perfectly fine. Prusa, however, ends their calibration by printing a pattern on the bed while you use the knob to adjust the z height. And you can repeat that process until you're happy. (If you do this, use a light filament to do it, it's much easier!)
This printer looks nice, and if I was looking for my first printer, this would be on my list of ones I'd be looking at.
Great I was hovering over the vyper for months now, now this is out I think I’m sold!
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It isn't near the quality of the Prusa Mini.
The only thing missing is an LED on the print head.
Bonjour et merci pour votre partage 👍👍
I really wish printer companies would stop using ribbon cables on motion systems. They're not intended to move. They *will* wear out, and a lot faster than normal wiring. And if just one connection inside the cable breaks, you have to replace the whole cable, which is wasteful.
Oculus Rift moment (the ribbon cable inside was breaking after few month causing audio to not work anymore)
Are you Turkish ?
The layer lines in them prints are horrific
Don't buy this printer, parts are good but for the PSU which is a very low budget power unit. My new Kobra comes with a failing PSU, still waiting the part after 2 months. If you don't know what to buy, buy something you could easily find parts, so, not from China like the Kobra. Poor electronic design.
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So its a cheaper S1 with a horribly unnecessarily large hot end assembly.
Prints doesn’t look that great, even my first benchy on my anet a8 looked better than that! Features look good, but tuning doesn’t seem up to scratch
It certainly isn't, plus the fact it really doesn't have it's own slicer profile sucks for beginners. You can use Cuba with Anycubic's customFFF but those prints look horrible imo. I've tried using the Ender3 gcode as tutorials have stated with this anycubic kobra and still get poor prints. They are usable for the most part but just sloppy printing. Tried damn near everything. All seem tight no wobbles on any axes. I'm using a decent PLA that worked well in my XYZ before it blow up last month. Wasn't worth trying to fix a 2014 XYX enclosed printer It only printed pla and ABS anyway and 8bit system was super slow. It was a great machine back in 2014 though.