What I'd like to see is a "replicator box". Think of a X1C with built in 3d scanners. Simply place an object on the build plate and press a button. When you hear the "ding" you take the object off the build plate, select your material, press the button again and walk away. When you heare the next "ding" you go and take your finished item out and repeat until you have all the things you need....or until you run our of shelf space. Whichever comes first.

Good assessment of the future for "personal" 3D printing trends. I like the direction it is finally taking. However, don't knock the Anet A8. I built my first one about six years ago and it is still cranking out prints, yes, I did do some modifications to make it safer. In fact I used it to print out a much needed part for work, saving them over ten grand. As a reward they bought me an Ultimaker 3. Building my first printer taught me sooo much. The experience was worth the hours of tinkering. Love your vids, inspiring and full of great advice. Thanks.

More colours faster printing big 350 cube. One print surface that does it all. Fast bed cool down. Less noise and vibration. Zero fumes

I feel like putting klipper on an existing design might be ELEGOO’s first step toward making a P1P/K1 competitor. Now that they have layed the groundwork for that, it’ll be easier for them to implement into new designs that complement their hardware. Definitely agree though, Neptune 4 is just a faster 3.

Need some hobby level metal 3d printers !

I am personally hoping that ALL of our "next gen" printers will have an answer to failed prints. Whether that's spaghetti detection through LiDar or something else. There is nothing more frustrating than coming home from work or waking up to a failed print, a ton of wasted filament, a clogged nozzle, and a hell of a mess to clean up.

@caramelzappa

11 ай бұрын

This is an uncomfortable answer but failed prints are almost always user error of some sort. Your results can only be as good as your input. Well maintained and tuned machine with a level and clean bed is #1, but even if you do all that perfectly right there are other variables you need to pay close attention to like the ambient temp/humidity. Drying your fillament, but also just not every model is actually designed well for printing so choosing the model and how you slice it has a huge impact on how well your prints can turn out. Failures will always happen, no machine in any industry is 100% infallable. And spagetti detection will be great for those instances. But if you control the other variables, those failures should be increasingly rare.

@Delorean_Guy

11 ай бұрын

@@caramelzappa Agreed! I was getting majorly frustrated with 3d printing when I first started. I upgraded to a better machine and guess what, more frustrations because I thought it would fix all my problems! Nope. Sometimes it can be the 3d file you choose, but 9 times out of 10 it is your settings, both manual and software. It's pretty amazing how just a few tweaks of settings in Cura can make great prints right off the bat. To anyone out there who is frustrated: Take your time. Start small and work your way up. Try and get your printer to the stage where you can load a file, hit print, and just walk away and let it do it's thing. That's where i've finally gotten to and it's pretty awesome. But I'll be honest, it didn't happen overnight!

@i-tested

11 ай бұрын

Bambulab X1 Carbon has spaghetti detection already. So, this feature exists. I disagree that the spaghetti problem is a user problem. The X1 Carbon ships with a smooth sheet which is terrible for PLA with glue stick. Switch to textured sheet and adhesion is awesome and no more spaghetti.

@caramelzappa

11 ай бұрын

@@i-tested It has it but still can be improved. lots of reports of false positives and missed failures. I think the major thing it's missing is that it does not detect when there is a clog and the machine keeps printing with no fillament. Your example is exactly my point. User prints with the wrong plate for the job (which Bambu shouldn't have shipped with the machine) and adhesion fails. Switch to (clean!!!) Pei, smooth or textured, and far less failures. The operator is the one in control of the majority of variables that lead to print failures.

@woodsman9427

11 ай бұрын

@@caramelzappa i do have a question tho is it normal for the wheels to come off during print? i have an ender 3 pro

So I respect what bambulabs did. And I am very tempted to get one. I like the idea of not having to mess around with the printer to get good prints. It's why i prefer Resin to FDM because resin was very close to plug and play 3D printing.

Race to the bottom while maintaining quality is a must in this current generation of printers. And open source and not relying on close source too much.

There was a time when I thought I would never buy a 3D printer, mostly due to price. The other reason was I just don’t do great with 3D programs. I’m sure I could work at it and get better, but then I think about the price of the printers, and decide not to do anything… Then the printers come out with better features, all inclusive, you plug it in, and start printing! On top of that, the price is down to where a person can actually get one. So now I’m thinking about buying one as soon as my studio is done. It will be a addition to what I do as an artist, and I think it will be fun too! I’m sure printers will get faster, because the public demands having everything now. The companies will have to succumb to the demands of the public, and create the affordable fast,finely detailed printer. It will happen, just not soon I’m sure.

Great video! For the past few years, I have been focusing on SLA printing as FDM printing was a dead space. I still have my CR-10 and Ender 3, and have tuned them to perfection. I have been holding out on a Core XY printer, as I have tons of spare parts for my FDM printers and they work for what I need. I am, however, definetly seeing the potential opportunities for the P1P, but I will likely hold out for a large format(400mm XYZ or more) Core XY. The only downside(for me, at least) is the turn key approach to 3D printing. I loved the trial and error of tuning my printers, taking the machines apart and getting familiar with the machine's ins and outs. I feel like I had more control and could resolve my own problems that would pop up. I think if 3D print companies are going to get into Turn Key, they need to have excellent Customer Service and proper documentation. Other wise, it is just going to be a massive headache having a 3D printer that doesn't work and not knowing why and how to resolve.

i recently purchased a Ender-3 S1 Plus and as a first timer on it, i love it. i've been watching your videos for about a year, maybe two and i'm so excited to finally get started on cosplay with 3D printed stuff!

I hope when Bambu does release their big X2C or wtvr they call it, that they release a P2P as well.. I'm also hoping they integrate an ignore object during printing soon too, too many times do I have a plate of stuff and 1 thing loses adhesion or wtvr and you just hope and pray it doesn't kill the whole bed.

My personal opinion on this subject would have to be; That its like evolution, its just gonna keep on branching off into different catagories based on preference. Some will want to continue to show off and go for the expensive off the shelf printers and some will want to go for the cheap ones. Some will want to continue to tinker with theirs and personally i prefer to tinker, learn as i go, end up spending more in parts to get there, rather than rushing to get to the end game. But what is more satisfying from the whole 3d printing senario is, Personalisation of your machine. It becomes as i have stated, personal to you and as a creator with multiple skills, theres more gratification in achieving those objectives whilst learning to overcome your own difficulties to achieve. Yes, people want the next best thing or are inspired, but do you really gain the same satisfaction out of buying the best or does one prefer to work hard and put hrs in to reach that same level? Ive got a Anet A8 bedslinger from 2018 and it has evolved into a beast. Yes its the old type of cartisian machine, but whilst everyone else is still windowshopping for the best machine, mine is so personal to me, its like art, its become my baby! In the long-run, even i want to reach the profession machine levels like a voron 4.2, but even then, id want to customise it to my own liking! Its like most tings for guys; with PC's, cars, Bikes, whatever, its better when its custom made for you... So running after comercial products, just follows the trend like having the best mobile phone or the largest 8K Tv etc... its BS and only suits the large companies. Doing things as a community based project and watching it evolve, and everyone gets the shared satisfaction from their social community has to be or jus is better than for comercial gain. So choose which rabbit hole you chose to go down... coz you got the money to boast and selfishly, or to do things in commune so everyone can learn and gain from it would be the prefered choice. When you think about it, what are people doing with their machines at the end of the day...? Boasting to their friends that they've got the best new 3d printer and printing downloaded novelty items off the internet? Or are we looking at this more for its practicle use and using it as a tool, to create, invent and to produce something from their mind and bringing that model into reality? Its gotta have a purpose, a function and yes it is a tool at d end of d day... So... which consumer are you? Like i said, its just gonna keep evolving and when some of those branches do better than some, some will fade off and some people will flutter between different aspects of 3d printing. I as i have said, see it as a tool and like to personalise my machine by being artistic and imaginative to design new things for mine. Cosplay is a good example of this, because it provides a platorm aside from 3d printing for people or creators to design or just create costume pieces for a community of super hero and fantasy art fans! But again, its used as a tool. Its a lot said, but even i know i could have had x amount of machines by now for the money ive invested into all this. but it dont count, its the journey getting there which is my focus and skills developing too. Electrically, mechanically and as a whole in creating custom machines. Lets not forget either... were talking about a f'in machine at the end of the day. its not a f'in self serving robot ffsafe lol... Thats also from an artistic point of view too... Its fun to learn, but lets not get caught up in the hype either or we'll end up chasing any carrot hung in our faces...🤭

My starting printer is the ender 3 v2

They have FDMs that go into the 1,000s mm/s. That one you showed had accelerations of 110,000mm/s.

Because of you I got my first 3d printer and I’m waiting on it to be delivered, I am soo excited and now it’s time to rewatch all your videos again lol I got an ender 3 max neo

I bought my ender3 at middle of 2019. Kept upgrading it here and there until now. I have cr10s pro v2, sv01-06, ender5 s1, p1p, netune 3 Max is on the way. The ender 3 is still printing the best quality surface than any other machines I have. The number 2 is CR10s pro v2. When I need beautiful surface I will use my ender 3

That is awesome! I just got the P1P and I am so happy. 😁 --James

Maaaaan, Bambu drops a 356mm cubed, I'd buy it without even considering it. 400 would be nice but a 356 cubed would be a dream!

Personally, I would like to see 400 x 400 x 500mm beds to be standard in the future.

@DaMilko69

10 ай бұрын

I believe creality just release one… the CR-M4 450,450,470

@isthattrue1083

9 ай бұрын

It should be standard and not a "Max" version.

@seekertosecrets

9 ай бұрын

@@DaMilko69 I'll have to look into that.

@abbofun9022

9 ай бұрын

Why? For many the 276 cubed is plenty big enough, I know it is for me.

@ulforcemegamon3094

9 ай бұрын

@@abbofun9022 agree , i can understand wanting that printers with a cube of 300x300x300 to be more standard , but outside of that not so much

My squad of 5 Creality printers were on borrowed time after getting my first X1 Carbon combo, and all 5 were sold and gone after my 2nd X1C arrived. The last frontier for me is the holy grail of perfect layer adhesion. Once home printers can achieve that (with highly conceptual industrial examples already existing), the gap between FDM 3D printing and injection molding in terms of quality and strength will be almost negligible.

I wouldn't be surprised if in 5-10 years we see a high end core x/y format printer that is basically a fridge to keep up with the cooling demands. I thing the limiting factor isn't how fast we can melt plastic; it's how fast we can cool it back down

i wanna open a 3d printing store where you can go in and ask to have something made and then pick it up later or have it shipped and also be able to recycle filament

@jonathonantonio1973

11 ай бұрын

Omg yes yes yes to filament recycling. I’ve been saving all my support material in hopes I’d find someone capable of recycling it, as I don’t have the heart to just bin it.

Nice man lots to learn about printing keep it ip

I just dont think any FDM printer is really turn key and there is always a need to tinker, repair, upgrade these machines as at some point something it going to break or wear. Something in the middle IMO would be ideal. A really good chassis that can be easily taken apart. I hear quite a bit around the bambu owners where things have broken and arent repairable, glued carbon rails dont help. Loving the direction printing is going. I print large so having a faster printer so i can print using smaller nozzles or layer heights that dont take days would be amazing

I am personally looking forward to the say we javelin desktop powder metal laser sintering 3D printers for under $1000. I believe it can and will happen eventually.

There are a few people who have started pushing the limits of plastic melting. It's generally 1000-1300mm/s the problem becomes the actual filament design. To print faster you need to use more heat, more heat pushes the limits of filament structures. There will be less need for PLA and more ABS, ASA and PCCF used I think. Which works for me. My vorons and rat rigs already run them at around 600mm/s 850mm/s if I want to do a speed run.

@ulforcemegamon3094

9 ай бұрын

Isn't that the reason why Creality made a "high speed PLA" or something like that ? , at some point you will need special filaments for printing at high speeds

@b3nny90

9 ай бұрын

@ulforcemegamon3094 from the testing that I have seen and run on my own machines it doesn't really hold up in terms of any rigidity or strength, I would say due to the high temps you have to print it at, it was only designed for speed tests and races

I think the point about you can only go so fast is hitting the nail on the head. You can only melt and then cool plastic so fast. Melting quicker is easier to solve, but cooling faster means pushing a lot more air (louder fans). At some point, its not acceptable for the hobbyist. From hobbyist POV, outside of going bigger/smaller build sizes, how many new features are left to add? Seems like the next evolution of 3d printing needs to come from the motion system (5-axis printing), or from the materials side ( a material that melts faster, cools easier, really bio-degradable?)

@khaderach19

11 ай бұрын

I can build you a 5-axis printer from scratch in a week. The problem is software, all the cam programs for 5axis cnc is locked behind a massive paywall. We are lucky to have free access to so many slicers these days we take it for granted. Another example is non-planar printing (true 3d printing) its been out for a while but hasnt been commercialized for hobbyist yet. As for materials - pellets should be the next big think - however few companies are delving deep into this.

so cool, what a time to be alive man.

I'm excited to see the k1 max. I think it might be my first flagship printer

The beauty of the free market! Bambu now forces all companies to make better products or fade away.

I'm already seeing another race to the bottom for CoreXY machines with everyone going after the X1C design like Ender 3 clones

Got the x1c a few months ago with ams, amazing printer.

@risingphoenixbronco5328

11 ай бұрын

Ditto. Don't need all those Creality Ender5's anymore.

About the "the speed has an upper limit you can only melt plastic so fast" My first dumb idea is that probably would be possible to increase the number of print heads. Each would do only a section on the xy and all the same at z... So melting plastic may have a limit but probably there are other solutions to increase speed for a long time... So I would suggest companies stop making excuses and start developing a better faster product instead of stifling Innovation through selling us the same crap to have their pockets full without working... I really believe there is still quite a long upside on 3d printing Innovation...

My first was an Anet A8, yea a real bit of fun (JK). I now have a Sidewinder X1 and it has been a wonderful machine for a few years now. Then I picked up the Anycubic Chiron. The WORST machine I have ever owned...wiring harness failed 67 days in, then they dropped the price by over $100. Two months later the heated bed wiring broke... I also have a Creality s1 v2 that I picked up in trade for some print work. Has so far been a really great LITTLE machine. On top of those 3, I have 2 resin printers, the Mars 2 Pro and the Saturn. Both of those resin printers has worked flawlessly and I plan to buy a Jupiter as soon as I can possibly save up... not an easy thing to do in todays economy. Love your channel and the tips have really been a help to me. THANKS P.S. I agree about creality and the larger bed size... 300x300x300 or 400x400x400... a installed camera, and the lidar leveling...

I love my x1c , its my 4th printer, among creality, artillery , and elegoo

I'm torn between the elegoo neptune 3 max and the p1p. I kinda want to large printer but not to sure if the smaller faster option would end up being better in the long run. Mostly looking to print out armor

For the moment, I'm happy with the trouble-free reliability of my Prusa Mk3. But I watch the market for something with a much larger bed size. Something like 2 X 2 Ft. that could handle larger filament and larger nozzles. Edit: I don't care about speed.

Me and my Ender3 are happy :)

Started on an Ender 3 in 2020 printing face shields to donate to hospitals for Covid 19. Then printed a few drone parts, fidget toys n models, and a few flexys, lithophanes held my attention for a while but kinda got bored, I had a few super random projects that got me into Tinkercad playing with shapes, making things that looked like something I’d put on my fridge my kid drew haha😂I think the straw that broke the camels back was manual bed leveling… I was just getting tired of it even with upgraded springs. So I jumped into a Bambu Lab X1C and it reignited my fire for 3D printing. I usually give a lot of my prints away to friends and family I’ve sold enough prints off requests to make certain things to pay both printers off and it’s all been hobby grade fun stuff. I’m not into cosplay but I’ve really enjoyed making Helmets for my kiddo and me and learning to post process prints and it would be really cool to print a custom fit Hulkbuster suit 😅. I would ABSOLUTELY jump on board with a larger build volume X1C or P1P. I’ve had the opportunity to learn more about 3D printing nuances and troubleshooting prints due to how quickly prints come out of these things. I had a project on my Ender 3 (which I upgraded over 3 years and is tuned nicely) that took 5 days. I ran the same project a few months later at just over 19 hours on the X1C. I don’t mind knock offs, I think the whole industry will continue to grow incredibly and amazingly from here forward 🎉 Creality gave me my start, Bambu has my respect currently.

Have only just begun printing recently and have just found your videos and they're amazing!! I'm thinking about starting an Ironman helmet print. Do you have a iron man helmet video like your recent Mando helmet vid?

I love how Frank is keeping the DUNCE party hat in the background on some random props (Mk1 this time) and just acts normal haha

I cant see myself buying another Creality machine, they always have issues that Creality dont fix, they just move on to the next model with another set of issues, rinse and repeat. They relatively recently released a FW update for the Ender 5 Plus that fixed none of the issues of the previous FW and in fact introduced another issue where random numbers were shown for the ABL mesh, did they fix it? of course not! they started shipping new printers with it despite being well aware of this fault, many well known KZreadrs have stopped reviewing Creality printers and some of them because Creality tried to bribe them, so Creality ship review units to not so well known channels who amazingly give them glowing reviews and seemingly gloss over those issues that have already been made aware to the community.

@leerenchang7749

11 ай бұрын

YES! my exact reason on getting a X1CC instead of K1 even though in my country the price difference more than 3x, I had gave creality 2 chances with ender 5 plus and Halot one, but I am just fed up with the constant tinkering of the machine, fixing one thing and the next problem come up!

@AndrewAHayes

11 ай бұрын

@@leerenchang7749 I have three Ender 5 Plus machines with 2 of them only having the frame and the power supply left from the original build, yeah they have issues but once you remove Creality from the equation you can have a half decent printer, although the Bamboo machines take some beating! Why is the Bamboo so expensive in your country? shipping and import duty maybe?

My semi-working ender 3 looks very sad in the corner now

I have the Ender 3 right now and it’s good but I am very interested to see the next gen printers. I am saving to buy one soon and am very exited

like vintage cars the cr-10s are easy to work on and maintain and made from metal, eventually the frames will be abs or something.

lol, my printer is a prusa i3 i built in 2012 that still runs marlin firmware, it was the cheapest kit you could get at the time ($400) and didn't even come with instructions. But it has thousands of hours on it now so last night i finally just ordered a Neptune 3 Plus for $320.

Excellent video, question what PLA did you used for the P1P out side cover??

you validated my p1p purchase

I’m just wanting a larger build volume with the speed and quality of the Bambu.

@ulforcemegamon3094

9 ай бұрын

Agree , there is the Qudi 3X max but while it does has a larger build volume , the print Quality is worse

I've been "researching" what to buy for my 1st (and maybe only) 3d printer in the past year. Right now I can afford a budget level so for now it's either speed (Neptune 4/Pro, Sovol SV07, Anycubic Kobra 2) or size (Neptune 3 Plus, Sovol SV06 Plus). I am looking for a machine to print Star Wars stuff. I have until around Thanksgiving to make my purchase as it will be a bday gift to myself. Hopefully one of these companies come out with a 300x300 version of their fast printers

You should make the prowler miles helmet, I'm in the process of making my first helmet (the prowler miles one) and would love to see you do it from start to finish.

Hey so i want to get into printing like big suits like you and i want to ask you what printer do you recommend for suits? Do you focus more on how big it is or does that not really matter?

I’m back from Japan. How’s it going with the new 85 Frank?

dude why is Frank so jacked?!

Hello I have a question : should i buy the bambu x1 carbon or is there a better printer for the price?

@mariospanayiotou6644

11 ай бұрын

The p1p is the best value for money printer. If you want to print ABS and CF it might be worth going with x1c. But for PLA the p1p is best. There’s a big discount now until july 10th too

Is there a way to start recycling filament yet that’s not so expensive and is actually reliable?

I am considering buying the bambu lab x1 but am hesitating, as the model is already over a year old. With this rate of development/time, should i just get one or wait for a improved version in 2024?..

Hi frank what are your thoughts on the creality sonic pad ? And would you use it on your older and newer printers you rock by the way keep the good work going

Have you looked at Ivan Miranda’s “hobby” printers? Now that is building your own printers!

I really hope k1 has bigger scale, but K1 max is too expensive for me.😢

Please can you review flsun V400

I think quality and speed is really gonna be the point of growing im 3d printers, but i think the companies should also work on better/easier ways to print exotic filaments and work also on the enviromental part some more like more investment on recycle print fails and support material so that everyone can send their's and not just on some specific country

@ulforcemegamon3094

9 ай бұрын

I agree with you , Quality is already great at high speeds , so unless is a extremely cheap 3D printer or a specific case (like Prusa) , 50/80mm won't cut it anymore and you will need higher speeds

Not sure I understand your comment about Prusa being a “high end consumer product “? Their i3 Mark 3s kit is only $649 and even their new Mark 4 is only $799. Sure that’s not a $300 printer but I still think you get what you pay for. Yeah if you’re in to building helmets their build volume doesn’t support 1 piece prints but I think people whin way too much about having to glue stuff together … I’ll trade print quality and a printer that simply works without issue over build volume any day. I don’t want to have to spend time figuring out a printer, I just want it to work , like a ball point pen. Also people still don’t believe the quality of my prints off the bed. Unless I make a mistake gluing parts together I never have to sand … print and straight to priming every time. I just finished building the most screen accurate Mando heavy infantry tri barrel model out there and there was only 1 part of 28 that I had to slice …

Would love to see some more J1 Idex Printers

Where did you get the files for that Oathkeeper keyblade Frank? Is it free on Thingiverse somewhere or is it a payed file?

I think you may be thinking of a limit to how fast you can melt plastic, now; with this method. You can always add power with a longer/larger heating chamber. radiator style, etc.. Million ways to go

First printer was an anet a8. Spent weeks to finally get it print “perfectly.”

Neptune 4 Pro is freaking incredible for the money tbh!

do you have a cura profile for ender 3 neo max?

Good vid

Do you have any recommendations on whether i should get a bambu lab p1p or an x1 carbon as i want to make and sell items in the coming weeks.

@mariospanayiotou6644

11 ай бұрын

Honestly it comes down to what material you want to print. For ABS and CF you need enclosure and strong gears which is what the x1 is for, for pla and petg then p1p. I got the p1p because i print PLA which needs to be open and not enclosed, plus is cheaper so works out for me 😁

@musaali158

11 ай бұрын

@@mariospanayiotou6644 Which printer would you recommend if I wanted to start on materials like pla and then move up to petg, abs and cf in the future?

I would like to see a printer that is larger out off box ready printer, I would also love for one that is resin that could print full helts and then chest plates in one shot fast and detailed, but as of this point I do not think anything like that exist.

I'm looking to get a new printer just don't know cause my ender 5+ just died

Away to tell why it made a mistake wether it be cloged nozzle or bad bed adhesion also would be cool to have LiDAR to scan objects to print. And good 3d printing software like a mix between cura and mesh mixer

I just got a ender 3 V2 second hand and I can’t figure it out I’ve tried everything it ever thing I try I can’t fix my prints I printed a benchy but there were gaps lines and when I took it of my bass plate it broke in my hands what do I do😭😭😭😭🤨

Hey love the channel and was wondering if you ever made a spider man mask of sorts like the marvel iron spider as I think that would look dope!

Inkjet is getting faster with good quality. Why melt plastic at the model surface? Premelt and jet it. What is missing today is quality materials. PLA doesn't cut it. Can inkjet print exceptional materials?

@3dhistorian

4 ай бұрын

If I buy something at the local store will I know if it was 3D printed? Buy local is a popular slogan. When will 3D printing offer "Made Local" instead of Made in China? That's when the Future is here!

I just want cheap reliable large print bed printers that way we can get nice props out.

i’m fed up with the corporate printer bs. voron 0.2 and 2.4 inbound, converting ender 5 into a zero g mercury w/hydra, and converting cr-10 smart pro to voron switchwire. creality is a good place to start for an rtr printer, but there are better options for budget printers with better firmware and parts

How is it that there’s not more hobby level multicolor FDM options? It’s what attracts me the most about the bambu.

Can you please make an updated top list of hobby printers? Your original top list (with Creality ender 3, cr-10 pro v2, cr-10 max and FLSUN speedracer) is over 1 year old and as a complete newbie who doesn't even personally own printer yet I'm not sure if it's up to date given how fast this hobby is evolving. Also, I would be very grateful if you could recommend me a good hobby printer that costs less than 1000$. Just a name would help me alot with my research that has already overwhelmed me.

im still work only on ender3

Is the P1P/P1S bed size able to print a fullsize/oversized Mandalorian helmet without having to split it up? I know you have downsized a helmet for the K1 and adjusted it on the bed, but I don't think everyone has those "Master Chief" skills, or the same headsize.

@FranklyBuilt

9 ай бұрын

No it needs to be normal or scaled down

@mobilechaosyt

9 ай бұрын

@@FranklyBuilt Darn, but then if I wanted to build a Master Chief helmet it would be the same issue. Need an x1 carbon max or become skilled at splitting the print up.

I personally love Creality and the printers they put out, but even with a K1 Max it still doesn't make me want to buy it. The bamboo has the AMS system to allow for 4 color swaps. The fact that creality has not released an add on for their printers is just wild to me.

What about Snapmaker J1S

Imagine if Elegoo build a core x,y ;-) I like the idea of the Bambu's but not the price. My first printer was a 2nd hand ender3 and i loved it.

@AndrewAHayes

11 ай бұрын

I think Bamboo may in the future have a go at the mid-budget market once the ceiling on speed is reached

How do you paint your 3d designs

@FranklyBuilt

8 ай бұрын

With paint haha

Why is my 3-D printer? Not auto rising doing a print and I have to manually adjust it I have a ender 3 200$

3d printers that can tell you whats wrong with them, would be awesome. Failed to stick to bed, hey your bed is not leveled, dirty, or temp is too low. Stepper motor is not working right. Possible nozzle clog. And so on... make stuff user friendly. I shouldn't have to be insanely knowledgeable or tech savvy to be able to make one function correctly

You need to work on a juggernaut next

Hello, I want to get a fast printing printer but i can't decide between the p1p or the neptune 4 pro or should I wait for a newer printer. I don't care about wifi not being available. Can some one help me please.

@mariospanayiotou6644

11 ай бұрын

You will care about the wifi. I klipper my anycubic vyper and honestly i cant imagine going back to sd card file transfers.

@mariospanayiotou6644

11 ай бұрын

With the sale on the p1p, i ordered it. I contacted them and the sale will last until july 10th. Honestly if you can afford it get it, there isn’t a single person in the hobby that doesn’t say it’s worth and that its the best value for money printer out there. The community on it is huge too, there’s already many profiles from the extensive testing so you wont have to tinker too much, printer and setting wise. Most printers need a lot of both.

@crazylolsbg

11 ай бұрын

@mariospanayiotou6644 no the neptune 4 pro has ethernet that's what i meant. Thank you so much. Should I get the p1p now or wait for a newer bambulab printer (or any other brand)?

You should make the spot helmet from do3d it would be very cool 😎

Lmao. I'm still running on my little TronXY V8 Anet A8 clone. I feel targeted! XD I think it's time for me to upgrade printers...

I have 6 printers and I honestly hate the creality at this point love my Flsun I’d I had the extra cash I’d buy another but I have thought of the Bamboo a few times

If the purpose of heated beds is to help create a base layer which scaffolding can adhere to, why not cheat and have something like a rough paper, which plastic would melt in to? Once melted into the paper fibres, it'd be a poor-man's fibreglass, but also a ready surface that can be printed on.

@onbedoeldekut1515

11 ай бұрын

You potentially wouldn't need heated beds in the future.

@mariospanayiotou6644

11 ай бұрын

You mean like a textured pei bed sheet? 😅

Can you please make a Captain Rex helmet from Star Wars the clone wars.

Cheap import heaven.

You should make a cyclops glasses from the xmen

I have some questions about my ender 3 v2 i tried to tag you so you would see them but you didnt say ill answer if you can answer my questions because right now its Not working