What I love about your videos is how to the point you are throughout, no stalling for time and with well informed and clear reasoning behind your recommendations, I've come away with a much better understanding of how I want to go about starting in 3D printing, wishing your sister and family all the best.

I just wanted to say thanks so much for all of this, I got into 3d printing last year with an ender 5 plus that my cousin was going to throw out. I asked for it after watching your video on how to motorize an iron man helmet. (Which then helped me make my first helmet) since then this hobby has been my go to for dealing with the stress of high school and has been a great way for me to make friends in my small town especially with my best friend moving last semester, I sincerely hope your sister gets better and I wish you the best.

Watching this and I still can’t decide which printer to get.

@ryanwalker1341

23 күн бұрын

I personally did start off with an ender 3, and it started the addiction. Leveling and tramming that thing was a breeze compared to its bigger siblings, and its a perfect starter in my opinion. And if it turns out it's not for you, you're not out much money. My biggest complaint was putting it together, had to look up videos of how to do it. But that's also probably a me being a moron thing too.

Someone finally undestands why an Ender 3 is a great starter printer. I learned a lot of other machines such as CNCs and Laser cutters using the same components as an Ender. Its cheap and reliable!

@danielhulan3058

Ай бұрын

I just posted a comment about my ender. It is great. It worked out well for me for my first printer. I'm still new to 3d printing but idk why people don't like ender. I have the ke.

@Dr_Axton

Ай бұрын

@@danielhulan3058the thing about Enders is that people love putting upgrades on them. Even if it works fine. And original Enders were both inexpensive and simple in design so you can fix them yourself. Some people don’t like tinkering with machines so they blame Enders for requiring to maintain and tinker.

@danielhulan3058

Ай бұрын

@Dr_Axton see to me that's what makes it fun. For most of the problems, I can just figure it out rather than returning it. Also, have you looked at the prices of replacement parts? They are dirt cheap.

@Dr_Axton

Ай бұрын

@@danielhulan3058 prices? Just print the better replacements

@danielhulan3058

Ай бұрын

@Dr_Axton I'm talking about to replace a hotel or something. Or a stepper motor. They are relatively cheap.

Found your channel a few months ago. Wanted to get into cosplay with 3d printing. It helped me a lot with buying my first 3d printer. I have a limited amount of time during the week due to the work schedule. I ended up buying an A1 mini with the budget I had. This machine has been awesome for my needs. Thank you for these awesome videos. Keep em coming.

I got an A1 on launch and my bed was effected, did the cable swap and have had zero issues, love how simple and easy it is to use. only previous experience was borrowing a friends ender 3 s1 max and couldn't get the bed to level completely flat even with a glass bed and the bl touch.

Great video Frank!!! Sending thoughts and prayers for you and your family.... Shared your sister's story trying to help spread the word....

I started with the Ender 3 pro, and then expanded with the Neptune 3 pro and K1 Max based on your recommendations! I love watching your videos and learning new things about this hobby!!! I wish the best for your sister and all that she is going through!

You’re the reason I got into 3d printing. Watching you build your Ironman suits gave my idle hands something to do. Keep doing you

Shared everywhere the second i saw your story. Life sure sucks sometimes. All you can do is push through, Frank. Every kid had a person they wanted to be when they grow up and an idol, and I can say without a doubt in my mind that you are MY idol. Thank you for making this world a better place.

I agree, Bambu has really shook up the 3d printing world and for the good so see everyone else trying to catch up. Really excited to see Bambu leave the bed slingers alone, A1/A1 Mini and make another revolutionary printer. Prayers for your sister!!! 🙏🙏🙏

frank I wanted to thank you for just doing what you do I am 14 and I have been watching your videos for about two years now when I got my first Ender 3 you got me into the whole 3d printing world which has been a very much needed way to cope with everything I have struggled with depression and having the 3d printing world has helped me out of that now I have 2 printers and I'm getting a new Creality K1 soon! so thank you for helping me learn how to 3d print and bringing me into this amazing world that helped me in a dark time. i love your videos and I will be here watching them anytime you post thank you.

The timing couldn't have been more perfect! I was looking to get my first 3D printer and decided on the Ender 3 V3 SE. Thanks for your recommendations!

If anyone interested, the Bambu A1 Mini is currently $200 so pretty damn good if you were planning on getting one

Have had an old ender 3 for 4 years now. Printed with it and upgraded it but still is frustrating sometimes. You have helped me alot to finally get it to print with good quality. Ordered a bambo mini for my grandson, just want him to have a good experience with 3d printing. Thanks for all your fun and informative videos. Very sorry to hear about your sister, If you have an auction ill be there bidding.

Hey Frank- Just donated. Thank you for all that you do. Your videos have been both inspiring and informative as I have only peen printing for less than a year now. Praying for your sister and family 🙏.

Seriously great topic man

@FranklyBuilt

Ай бұрын

Thanks buddy!

@AdamMclardy

Ай бұрын

You guys are both the best as I just send everyone to you guys to answer any questions I’m asked

I've been loving, absolutely loving, my Bambu Labs P1S

Love the content! I just got into 3D printing myself. You offer great options on printers 🤘🏾. Also hoping for a speedy recovery for your loved ones.

This really is a great video, I seriously wish I would have seen it last week when I ordered the X1c on sale. I really like your overview of everything you talked about. I didn't even know Creality made something larger than the Ender 3 Max (that I constantly fight with, probably user error lol). Anyway, really enjoyed the info and you called out all the printers that I have been looking at for awhile, so great list! I really hope your sister gets well, I'm so sorry you're all going through such a horrific event.

I suggested my company to get a X1 Carbon for printing mechanical parts (we're an electrical workshop) and it has been working flawlessly for two years already. The hardest part was convincing them to not spend 5K in a "pro" grade machine because this one was faster, cheaper and more reliable 😅

I just bought the X1 carbon and i'm absolutely in love with it

I have the ender 3 v3 ke. I couldn't be happier with it. It's my first attempt in 3d printing and it's perfect for me. It took very little time to figure it out and get it printing quality pieces. Now it works great.

Another great video! So sorry to hear about your sister praying for her and your family!

That White Powerranger Helmet, brings me back to my Childhood :-)

You always bring nice topic it helps me very Much

My first was Neptune 4 Plus! It's been amazing. I always print slow since I'm never in a rush for anything and it's gotten me to love 3d printing and go into Bambu labs

@BeefIngot

Ай бұрын

I think every person Ive seen say they like to print slow does so because they've had bad experiences printing faster. Once you get a reliable fast printer wheter that be a kit ratrig, or Bambulab or anything inbetween the speed becomes amazingly useful in how fast prototyping becomes. Small parts you can finish in less than an hour and long parts move from multiple days to one day, all with no quality loss.

I've been into resin printing for about 4 years now. My first FDM printer was the Bambulab A1. Unfortunately my unit was one of those recalled. I opted to wait for the new heat bed and fix it myself. While I was waiting, I purchased the X1 Carbon with the AMS. I love this machine! Overkill? By all means. But it will cover all my printing needs with alot of headroom. The bright side of waiting to fix my A1 myself, a $120 voucher. Which I just used to pick up the currently on sale A1 mini for $79! I think my FDM needs are well taken care of lol! New to your channel, loving the content. My thoughts and prayers to your Sis.

The situation with your sister sounds so rough and I’m so sorry to hear. Thank you for this video, was super helpful, my first FDM has actually been the Anycubic Kobra 2 Neo (fine, fast, cheap) and weirdly, I think it’s shown me the value of going for a more turnkey/consumer-friendly model for my second? Almost like the inverse of the way you were putting it - I understand how to troubleshoot, I can put stuff together, I just don’t wanna! 😅 thanks again, Frank, crossing fingers and toes for your family 🖤

As usual, great video Frank! At this moment P1P enclosure kit is $191 (25% off from $256) in US and it is still $91 cheaper to just buy P1S but if you couldn't afford extra $100, or you thought you won't need the enclosure, so you got the P1P (which happened to me) it's an option and imo a much better one than those cheap enclosures made out of fabric and transparent plastic, which take buttload of space because they are made to fit a variety of different printers.

I think you skipped quite a lot of info. The processor on the X1 is a lot faster, the touch display adds a lot of extra features, the case is aluminium, it has glass panels, a higher bed temp, built-in LED, a 1080p vs 720p camera, that again, thanks to the processor makes live view a lot smoother (the cam and LED can be added to the P1 though), the nozzle is hardened as are the gears (which can also be added to the P1). The P1 also has some printing issues that people with an X1 don't get, for instance thanks to the X1's spaghetti detection. Not having to constantly monitor a print and having the ease of use thanks to the touch display can add a lot of value to the printer for those using it for a business. The lidar also helps with calibrating filament and not having to adjust too much. I likely missed some stuff. Anyway, it's definitely a premium price, but in my opinion overspending beats underspending, especially for those wanting to just print or run a business.

I've been using an Elegoo Neptune 4 Pro since September. I know you didn't want to discuss them, and this is the first time I've heard of any issues, but I can say mine has been excellent. It's my first 3D printer, and my only complaint is that I wish it could print in multiple colours. Thanks a lot for breaking down the comparisons into different price points in your video! It'll definitely be helpful if I decide to upgrade in the future.

@christophergrace1085

Ай бұрын

I have the 4+ and have had a lot of issues. As best I can tell it does seem to be a klipper issue. I'm still learning about 3D printing, and it could be user error.... but I'm doing things according to everything I've seen and read so....

@mastalock

Ай бұрын

Seems to be mostly the Plus/Max versions. I too got a Max and it definitely had its issues. Blobs of death, etc. Elegoo sent me some replacement parts free of charge and it's been fine. (WAY better CS than Creality)

@corsair396

Ай бұрын

​@mastalock blob of death is getting to be common among all printers these days, the majority is people not double checking to see if the nozzle is tight.

@mastalock

Ай бұрын

@@corsair396 That's not the blob of death. Blob of death is it sticking to the nozzle instead of the bed, then continues to build up around the nozzle eventually going up behind it and damaging the thermister connection

@__McLovin___

Ай бұрын

Same, I’ve had a Neptune 4 Plus since launch, and I’ve had nothing but great experiences with it. With just a bit of tuning I’ve been able to print as fast as you reasonably can on a bed slinger. Definitely wasn’t a plug-n-play, as I spent half a day calibrating everything and making custom profiles for it, but it’s been printing pretty much perfectly ever since

Thank you for youre content about the stuff you doing , videos about the 3d printing is really helped me and am really sorry what is going right now in your life, wishing you the best ( sorry if my english isnt perfect)

Great video!! Love all of your stuff!

You rock, buddy. Thank you. Love your videos. Praying for your sisters speedy recovery. God bless and keep going.

I love mine Neptune 4 Plus and Max. I have had no real issues at all. Really only used for Helmets and props in one go. I do also have a Bambu Lab P1S, A1 w/AMS Lite , A1 Mini, Creality Ender 3 V3 KE, K1 Max, QidiTech Q1 Pro and a Sovol SV08 on the way. Love all the ones Ive got.

@jamesnguyen7411

19 күн бұрын

I wished I bought the Neptune 4 plus 😭

I am glad I am not the only one who is having problems with the elegoo. My 4 max has been giving me problems, and it seems like the really need to test their products more...

I can't say enough about my $200 Elegoo Neptune 3 Pro! It's basically been going non-stop since I opened the box! Great hobby for a retired USAF Flight Engineer!

Ive learned alot with my ender 3 but i just picked up the a1 mini and that little printer is a beast its absolutely game changjng

Wishing you the best for your sister and family, hope it all works out well

I loved hearing the Creality CR-M4 getting some love. It was definitely a welcomed surprise. It always feels like Creality's bastard child. Thanks for including it on your list!

Hey Bro I love the Vids and Thank you for all of the info you give us and everything you do for us. I also have a Ender 3, I A have others but I still use my Ender 3 and is still one of my trusted printer.

I bought a Neptune 3 max because all I cared about was the build area but it sucks it’s slow and you will spend all your time tinkering with it I bought the a1 mini and it hasn’t stopped printing for 3 weeks straight it’s amazing all you need to do is wipe with alcohol and walk away from the printer I can send prints to it on my phone and be a state away and use the onboard camera to make sure it lays down the first layer right and it’s mind blowing the speed of this this and the things it can make I love it I’m buying more

Not in a position to donate but I've watched many of your videos but up to this point I haven't been subscribed, I am now and I hope that helps your channel with the algorithm. I really hope everything gets better. Now for the less important bit of info, I purchased the K1 MAX as my first printer and haven't experienced the troubles and tinkering of people who have been in the hobby for awhile.... spoiled myself right from the start as this printer just works and does a really good job at everything I've thrown at it and I'm currently looking/waiting for my 2nd printer.

This was very informative! I was originally just going to get an Ender-3 Max, but after watching I think I’ll be more considerate of options outside of Creality.

my guy appreciate everything you do !

Hello thank you very much just pulled the trigger on the ELEGOO Neptune 3 Max for a second printer can't wait to start printing when I get it and thank for being honest about all the printer's

Nice video thanks for going through the different price points. Been debating between the p1s with ams and the k1max. I think I'm going Bambu for it's reliability and ams, over the bigger size.

I have 2 P1S’s, A1,A1mini, Kobra 2 Plus, K1C and Qidi X Plus 3. I love all my printers. Your right about the N3 printers. They are fantastic. My first FDM was the N3 Pro. I wanted a printer to print bases for my resin prints. Then i went to the Plus. I never could get my N4 Plus to print decent. Thats when I sold it for the Kobra 2 Plus.

Completely agree with the Ender 3 being a great starter. I initially bought the Ender 3 and didn't get to use it until my 5plus was built. I had about 2-3 prints on the 3 and gave it to my son to use. He has been using it and it still gives great results bone stock for what he does. I moved on to a P1S combo, A1 Combo and 2 K1 Max machines for my main uses. I don't see myself getting rid of the Ender 5 plus, as it can still sit off to the side making character busts of a good size or a helmet while the faster machines take care of orders.

I highly don't recommend the ender 3 for anyone who's just starting out. I absolutely regret buying my ender 3v2. I spend more time and filaments trying to fix/calibrate my ender 3 that I almost quit 3d printing. Maybe ender 3s are good for people that already know what their doing, or have all the time in the world. Maybe 60% of my prints are failures or unsatisfactory, plus it prints so so slow(just to end up with a clog). Somethig always go wrong, either theres a clogged nozzle, or 1st layer doesnt stick, or the filament snapped inside the hot end, or theres some heatcreep, or a partial clog, or it has under extrusion, or the bed isnt leveled anymore, or it clogged again, or it just deosnt feel like it wants to print today. Plus with all the upgrade/parts and nozzle replacements I bought, I might as well buy a brand new Bambu A1. What I highly, highly recommend for starters is Bambu a1 mini, which I have. If you could operate a colored inject printer, you could operate a bambu a1 mini. I actually enjoy printing again. I've printed more stuff in that past 1.5 months I owned my A1 mini, than 2 years with my ender 3v2.

@totallyrealname8849

Ай бұрын

I relate greatly, I got it for my first 3d printer too and it has broken multiple times

in the over 1k category, the Prusa XL is my second printer and is 1000% overkill for sure. What I will say, is using a dedicated support material with PLA with a couple grams at most extra purge material, is THE game changer for me. But yeah, until this gets cheaper and more refined within the community and everyone gets comfortable with independent tool heads and mixing materials - it doesnt make sense for 99% of people who arent making a business out of printing

great video and good for new users i would love one of these for big large scale printers

Loved the video I own an elegoo Neptune 3 pro & a bambu x1c. Love them both. I’m so sorry to hear about your sister. I wish I could donate but my hubby just recently lost his job. I’ll keep her& your family in my prayers. God bless

Love this video bro Thank you SO MUCH !!! hope your sister get better

I'm sorry about your sister and hope that she heals quickly.

I would like to say thank you very much. I was actually looking for a second printer. This helped because I was looking for a bigger bed so I could build cosplay items

I have two P1S and a K1 max. If your are just doing normal 3d printing. Stl to slicer to printer it is an OK machine. But if you are using custom Gcode that can jam extruders stay away from the K1 max. They have the cheapest connectors in the hotend. The P1s has much better connectors. They spent like 10 cents per connector as the K1 uses a 1/4 cent connector. Make a big difference when taking them apart 5 to 10 times a day.

can i recommend qidi x plus 3? i had a few bed slingers that just failed a bunch of ways. the qidi worked straight out of the box with no assembly needed, it has a heated chamber, and its fast. ok, so you need to manually set the z height, but it's built like a tractor, it runs klipper, and its a work horse. and was about 400 quid. :-)

@802Garage

Ай бұрын

Qidi makes awesome printers, especially for any serious/engineering type filaments. The Q1 Pro is awesome bang for buck too.

My first printer was the ender-3 V2 back in 2020 and I loved it. It wasn’t always easy but I would not have changed those experiences for the world as I learnt so much. Loved upgrading it and expanding my skills using it…plus the feeling when it created a successful print. Then came along the Bambu P1P….and boy it changed everything. Mate, you are so right . This is the best imho 3D printer period..not just because of its price . Yep, out of the box and away you go. The Bambu Handy app is amazing, especially with the built in Makerworld studio interface for just “click and print “ for thousands of choices of 3d models ( no slicing etc..) . Just chose and print from anywhere ( I did show off to friends whilst abroad in the USA with them and it successful printed …as we watched!) It’s now enclosed and extras added as I love it so much. The next add on will be the AMS ..money permitting 😀) My thoughts and prayers go to your sister, you and your family….i hope things get better soon. Thanks for all your content.

The A1 mini and the A1 are so darn good! I started with the mini then picked up the A1 when it came back in stock from that recall. Got the combo with AMS lite! saved $100 off the AMS lite by doing the combo.

Great video. Both a nice bird's eye view of some printer's strong points, and introduced me to a couple I wasn't aware of in the endless sea of 3D printers. Do you have any thoughts or recommendations on resin printers, or do you stay away from those due to the chemical/mess/fume considerations?

This was a great video! I love customizing Star Wars 1/12 size action figures and feel like it'll be much easier if I was to just make my own kits instead of constantly buying from others taking months to receive them.

Perfect review, for those who want to get into 3D printing. You sold me on the Creality K1 Max for my 1st 3D printer. So, I bought one. Sure, I could purchase a cheaper one. I did not want to do a lot of upgrades to cheaper printer in which it would cost me more in the long run. I love the Creality K1 Max. I made only one mod to it. Added manual bed leveling knobs to make it perfect. Everything else on it is perfect. No issues with it. I love your reviews. PS, I'm using the Orca Slice and I love this program.

@devinsingleton5242

Ай бұрын

The exact same as you with the K1Max and Orca Slicer! It's been amazing! (Except my door arrvied shattered but I got a free replacement :) ) Haven't modded it yet but one day soon.

Ender 3 is like your first beater car. It's a right of passage. It will slowly turn you into and expert, which lets you get more out of future printers down the road. My main printers right now are the Neptune 4 and a Neptune 4 plus. Elegoo has fixed a lot of the issues and Cura and orca have great profiles for them now.

Thanks for the info

Hey man, I love your videos and every time I watch them my eyes are constantly drawn to the shikai zangetsu, and I would love for you to make a video on the files for it and what I’ll need.

Really like how y explain everything bro ima subscribe and like this video. ✌🏻✌🏻

Great video i am looking at my 2nd fdm printer, first was an ender 3, I keep looking at the bambu printers as keen to print in multi colours and doing helmets. What would you suggest I would need something inclosed due to the temperate drops in the uk. Resin wise, I already have Saturn 2 and 4 ultra on its way.

hey bro, nice video I'm hoping you review the any cubic kobro 3 combo, (I've already bought it but a review is 10x better when you have made it), and I hope your sister gets better, and i wish your family all the best.

I’m really excited about the flsun T1. Can’t wait for some reviews on that.

I think it is a great list the only thing missing is the Qidi x3 plus and x3 max. I own the x3 plus and I have owned a few printers. Including the Neptune 4 plus so thank you for deterring people away from that printer. I have never not been able to make a printer successful except that one. It's currently broke waiting on warranty parts. But if you can get you hands on a qidi I really think you would love it

@mohistschool1003

Ай бұрын

Yeah , my Q1 Pro is an awesome machine.

I have a Qidi X-Plus 3 and it’s been an amazing printer that you can pick up for about $600 as it seems to be on sale a lot.

@smilingbandit2

Ай бұрын

I second this. It's fast and reliable - and most importantly, Qidi has the best customer service in the business. They have saved my butt multiple times!

I bought an Ender 3 V3 KE about two months ago and love it, that said, I do wish I got a printer with a little bigger bed. Always a joy to see your videos

My biggest problem with the 3d printer community is it’s just full of people printing toys. Saying that the X-1 carbon is overkill for props means all the printers were rated based on how props can be made. I need this for engineering project where I can count on a hole being within a mm of where it is in the CAD so stuff can actually go together. Not sure why this isn’t the standard way of measuring the quality of printers…

@FranklyBuilt

24 күн бұрын

Because it’s good enough. The x1 IS overkill if you print props and collectibles. Simple as that. If YOU need it for engineering that’s good. The price reflects the quality put into it. Not everyone needs a Ferrari to get groceries so they get a Honda.

@Alex-jv6ye

24 күн бұрын

No, I got that, it definitely is over kill for printing toys, my frustration is that every KZread review I can find is about printing toys. Can we get vids about actually engineered parts?

@MoleInTheWallGameZ-tl5te

18 күн бұрын

@@Alex-jv6ye Look at tolerance coins and Torture Toaster tests of x or y printer. Also learn slicer settings and maybe print slower, but if your looking for supper accurate and low strength get resin printer (note resins pricey) an a1 printer should do what your looking for but even an old ender 3 should be able to do mm less maybe not so much any bambu printer should meet your needs if size isn't issue.

@Alex-jv6ye

18 күн бұрын

Thanks for the constructive response

@MoleInTheWallGameZ-tl5te

18 күн бұрын

@@Alex-jv6ye Your welcome, also note even artistic prints need to be printed accurately to look good or fit with the next part without obvious seams so if it can print a helmet can print parts for fixing your old car about the same, materials might be different but thats flow rate and temp and not much else.

Always loved your videos. I have a Neptune 4 Pro and don't have much problems with it but I don't push it to the limits. Mostly basic things and I print slower for better quality anyway (60-120mm/s). What is it that makes you not recommend them? I'm genuinely curious, I know my experience is not the same as everyone else.

I so agree about the neptune 3 plus all day in all my videos.

I’m very new to 3D printing and I went with the elegoo Neptune 4 plus as my very first printer now I have not yet tried anything with kipper but I simply took it out of the box put it together (took me about an hour to set up) printed my burst benchy in 19 minutes and I’ve printed a couple other things and so far I’ve had no problems with it it has a mode where it’s like variable speed or something like that and it prints from 150 mm/s to as high as 400 mm/s it’s not a constant speed it changed but it stayed in that range throughout the print so for the big build volume and the price (I got mine on amazon as a bundle with 1KG of black rapid PLA + for $360) the Neptune 4 plus is not a bad beginner at all

My first 3D printer was a MK4. I’m very happy with having that as my first printer.

I started out with an Ender 5 a while back. Modded the crap out of it. Got tired of having to tweak it. I am at the stage where I have money and I don't have time. I love my 5 tool XL - but it's definitely expensive and I wouldn't recommend it for most users. What I DO love about it is - it just works. I don't care about speed. I want my prints to come off the plater easy. I want adhesion to just work. I love the speedy mult-tool switch. I printed and built an enclosure for it combined with a six spool PrintDry system - yep a lot of money. My prints simply rarely fail and I have it running pretty much 20+ hours a day. The ease of use has allowed me to really expand what I print - PETG 90% of the time and TPU. Now I'm moving on carbon fiber and other exotics. I wouldn't trade it for anything else.

i got the ender 3 v3 ke for my birthday and it is amazing

so If I wanted to do small and large prints such as helmets is the elegoo neptune 3 plus the one to get? I have a glass display full of hot toys, and would love to give the shelving the diorama feel, I don't mind sanding and bogging to get it nice and smooth, I also want to use the pieces as hideouts for the accessories. plus, I got a tie pilot helmet I want to make and my son has been bugging me to do the Din Djarin helmet.

Also have to add the P1S has the side blower for better cooling too

This was very helpful.. ur a pro.

My dad got me a v400 as my first printer I wouldn't recommend because it takes a while to understand but when u do it is an amazing printer

I think you hit it right on the nose with all the printers. And good call on the Neptune 4 printers. I have a Neptune 4 Pro, and it works great for me, but I came from an Anet A8, so any issues I've had are trivial to me.

I picked up the Neptune 4 Max and it needed immediate firmware updating but after updating it's been flawless. I printed more than 4 helldivers helmets. Another small issue is that theres no percent button to enter in if your wifi password has a % symbol in it. If I had to do it over again I'd probably go with the Neptune 4 Plus and retain the 100*C bed heating vs the 85*C bed of the Max. You can do helmets just fine on the Plus's size.

@ElixirofRides

Ай бұрын

Same, other than a 3min flashing process I haven't had a SINGLE issue. Very confused about the hate on it?

You gonna show us the K2 Plus soon Frank? Thnkx for all the videos! Keep them coming brother.

Nice summary. Bang for buck, I can't beat my Elegoo Neptune 3 Max. It has been a rock solid workhorse since I bought it last November and you cant beat the price for a 420x420x500 build size. I was looking at the 4 Max, but stuck with the 3 while they thrash out the teething troubles. My brother just bought the 4 Max so I look forward to seeing how he gets on with it.

I had an Ender 3 Pro for almost 4 years. Got an X1C a few months ago. Yeah I agree it's kind overkill in some aspects, but I wanted to treat myself and get something really nice. I'd like to have a printer that prints large pieces but I'm strapped on physical space at the moment. So the X1C was a perfect buy for me. Also didn't bother with AMS because I sand/paint things myself.

Love the Honesty So Glad You put the Ender 3 and the Ender 3 V3 SE On the list. 100% Best BUDGET LEARNER printers on the market. Agreed, the Neptune 4 line up has been a HIT and miss with all the Klipper Fails and firmware issues from the rushed launch on the Plus and Max.

Would you still recommend the K1 Max right now knowing in two months the k2 comes out? Would it be a good idea to wait a month or two and see if the price goes down? I know getting the brand new hotness the first week is asking for bugsand stuff but wouldnt it make sense to wait to see if they cut the price on the older model?

I have creality ender 3 S1 Plus 300 X 300 X 300 mm 3th printer Wish I knew before I bought. 2nd printer Anycubic cobra 2 max 420 X 420 X 500 mm I've learned a lot from you, Sir Thank you

Hey Frank! I got a creality CR10V3 and i was wondering if you know if i can fit the sprite extruder on it or not?

I really recommend the creality ender 3 v3 se. Make sure to update the firmware first before anything else, but it's such a good starter. Just upgraded the plate and that's all really

After watching these videos I've finally decided to enter the world of 3D printing. I just purchased a Bambu A1 mini as it was on sale for £169 and the plug in and play of the machine is what sold it for me

I have the Voxelab Aquila, which is very similar to the Ender 3. I really like it. It has taught me a ton about printing and how the technology works. I do want to upgrade to a bigger printer soon though.

I found the Mingda Magician X can be on sale from time to time for $99. I got one and it has been my go to machine to print small stuff.

Still rocking a ender 5 plus, waiting until end of july to see if the k2 plus with multi color is any good. Hope you get one early for review/testing.

just when i needed this video 😀