Yeah this is a good little printer for sure. I had it help with a mass printing job I had so I have it going just about non stop for over a week and I had no problems with it and great prints. I also didn't need to re level it at all and it just worked.

Absolutely love my crux 1 and my kp3s, both are amazing for smaller parts and alot quicker than ther much larger counterparts

Fired mine up yesterday. It's my first printer and it's working perfectly. Thanks for the G code tweak to get the purge line on the bed, greatly appreciated!

I bought one of these for my first 3D printers. Pretty happy with the results for the price. It can print things that need specific tolerances like print in place parts like a dream. I had problems with cheap filament, but then I bought some Inland PLA+ and a Sunlu dehydrator and that fixed everything. Managed to dial it in pretty nicely, but it's far from perfect, which is what I wanted.

Are you able to point us to a Cura profile for this machine or any resources for changing settings to get the most from it?

Nice little machine. Great review as always!

How does it compare the other mini's, Ender 2 pro, Kingroon KP3, looking for a small printer to do simple task.

Hah, I knew what the small triangle was for 😊. Nice to see you did it

@3DPrintSOS

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Been installed and in use since I got the link. The next video shows it in use. Haha. :)

It's adorable!!

Best reviewer of 3D printers. Very good Infomation

Thanks, I dont think there is any firmware available on their website for the crux1

@3DPrintSOS

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That's right. The firmware section asks you to note which motherboard you have and to contact them with that info. They will send you instructions and the files needed.

@damien2198

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@@3DPrintSOS Thank you

Muchas gracias por compartir. Tengo problemas en la configuración de impresión con ésta Tronxy 1. Se desprende el PLA con mucha facilidad. ¿Algún vídeo guía para controlar los parámetros o variables específicos?

@omegadeepblue1407

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Pero se desprende de donde? De la cama?

@arteenclavos

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@@omegadeepblue1407 Gracias. Muy tarde. Regrese la impresora.

@omegadeepblue1407

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@@arteenclavos y con que la reemplazaste? En cuanto a los problemas de adhesión de la cama caliente, pueden ser varios factores, temperatura del cuarto, humedad del cuarto, calidad del PLA, temperatura de la cama y si le añadiste un brim para la adhesión.

Everytime I level this the middle is to high…can’t seem to get it… I tried screw in the leveling screws all the way until the springs are super tight and all the way up to the super loose. I tried moving the z spring up and down but I don’t think this thing is an actual z offset in the software so it’s kind of a pain in the ass anyone else have this problem? It prints ok just adhesive problems sometimes

I bought a Lerdge iX (bought it as a kit because I wanted to) and just like all the "small" cantilever designs it has it's limitations built into the printer... You need to be careful how much weight you add to the X. I like it and my Ender 2 Pro, they're great for prototyping parts until you hit the size limit. The real strange thing, they don't really take up less space. By the time you allow for the bed movement and the X with the filament sticking on the side somewhere, you really haven't saved any space at all...inches maybe. I have a Fokoos Oden and it takes up less space than either of my cantilever printers, it's just not real fast and pay attention when slicing where you really need the cooling. The Lerdge has an Ender style miniature hotend, with a very interesting bowden setup with a built in filament sensor in the drive unit. I like being able to make changes on the fly without having to recompile the firmware, flash the board, discover your micro SD Card is bad, find a new one, forget to change the name so it sees the new firmware...I get being able to make a printer and make firmware as needed, this is just an extremely fast way to make changes. It's "like" Klipper, but I can make needed changes from the touchscreen on the printer.

Can't decide between this and the kp3s pro

@3DPrintSOS

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They are super close! I do think the Kingroon might have the edge. Since you can upgrade it quite a bit.

😁👍

Is this better than ender 2 pro, i want one for beginner, tnx👍

@themountain59

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...by a mile !!

I think I paid less for my Voxelab Aquila X2

much much much to much cons for this price... for this price you can buy an Kingroon KP3S with much less cons.

@3DPrintSOS

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I would love to compare those two side by side!

@trugbilddrachen

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For the price it’s a nice machine. This really needs to be compared to the KP3S pro. However having other Tronxy printers the linear system is great. Never had a problem and durable. So far I have not seen any GD cpus in Tronxy machines yet, which is a plus for me.

@Arsat74

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@@trugbilddrachen the KP3S pro has too many disadvantages for the price. Many KP3S users are not so fond of the Pro.

@trugbilddrachen

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@@Arsat74 really. I wonder why. Its looks similar other than Y has v wheels and Z is linear rail which I thought was an odd decision. Looks like I need to watch some reviews. Thanks for the feedback.

@Arsat74

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@@trugbilddrachen y was downgraded from rail to wheel and the pipe to the extruder also causes problems. In the end, the Pro is in the same price range as the Neptune 3, and the Pro is no competition.

Very nice ...if that machine would have been out two years ago that have been 4sure my first printer. About the heat break upgrade check out the aurora tech review kzread.info/dash/bejne/c2WqpbyYYNutn7A.html

u can't even tell English isn't your first language. let me guess, is it Russian? I went to school with half Russian half Ukrainian, only by their names you can tell where they came from.

@3DPrintSOS

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Yep half and half. Moved to the US when I was 7. :)

This is a complete kingroon kp3s knockoff

@3DPrintSOS

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I gotta get my hands on one of those. What do you think about the Ender 2?