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Great video!

I really hope nobody is 3d printing cups. Youre just directly drinking microplastics at that point.

They awesome printers but seams as though the bed sizes are just getting smaller... My old CR6SE is bigger than this and I really need to go even bigger for some prints. My heart was set on the K1C but the bed is much smaller. The K1 Max would be awesome, but the price!

Impressive!! 🤩

Well done de lange

Where do I purchase the break out board? I cant find it on Amazon

I just want something that I am spending hundreds of monies on to have a preinstalled screen protector. I waste more money buying and trying to get a protector on correctly than I do anything else.

Good information about pairing of stepper motors ,Thanks

mine make some "ticks" noise when start, like 3 or 4, is that normal?

mine make some "ticks" noise when start, like 3 or 4, is that normal?

So when it comes to Stepper being connected with plc, all arduino, cnc shield and breaker board is omitted right?

Printing the supplied benchy is very impressive coming from an ender 3 v2 Neo.

TY for the video brother very excited to start printing ty

How can you design something in Fusion 360 and have it made with the Cron craft CNC?? No tutorials are available...

I wish there were more videos of engraving darker skin.

Where can I find the breakout board

Can I control it with the cura monitor feature using it?

Where can I find the design for the crystal dragon? Awesome video! Thank you.

I am an orthodontist. Will I be able to print dental models with the high speed resin and will the quality be the same?

Thanks for all the info, one question please... where does the 1.6w module plug in on the cr6 se.

does it really print faster than other printers? I have a Ender3 v2 not the fastest printer and have you printed TPU?

Hi there! Were you ever able to get the Koibra Go to give you a "perfect" print - no banding or goofy anomalies?

Hi, just have one but important (for me) question: can this ke print wood filaments? I prefer this one than the S1 pro but the latter can print wood.

this has a 7k screen, the cheaper Mono 2 has a 4k screen, but it is half the size...ergo they have the same level of detail right?

I have installed a fan on my Prusa Kit printer, the fan is working, I have the FW so the setting is EFB, but there is no output on the D9 pin out. 0V Any thoughts?

DAMN THAT THING RIPS!!!

Hey guys, I cannot get the camera image to come up with the smart kit. It just gives the grey screen with a spinning circle. Any advice?

So far I am very happy with my machine . Done large and small prints fast and slow . Had bed adhesion issues but resolved.

I bought this one not overall impressed the hot end is way too wobble.

7:19 - Nice "Vag" print above the printer.. link to Thingverse? 🙂

OMG... no gloves..!! YIKES!! Obviously not a practice ANYONE recommends and SHOULD not be followed.

I like that your opinion is not filtered, I feel the same way about the blue. I love the quality

Great video as always, I recently bought it on your website and I’m happy with the quality of the prints, however I think I am doing something wrong cos I’m using cura to slice and the printer oozes filament all over the place, is it possible that you can share a cura profile or even settings?

great video, well presented, very smartly done

I got myself one of these, still working out the kinks. 1st when unboxing just check the following before you plug it in and start calibrating. 1. Double check the red voltage switch in the rear is on the correct setting, mine was set to 220, which caused to it continuously reboot during calibration. (easy fix) 2. The Y axis tensioner (rear hex key under the plate) was a little loose, it comes with the wrenches to tighten it. 3. The X axis tensioner (right side on the carriage arm) was very loose causing errors during calibration. The provided hex keys resolve this as well. 4. The Z axis (up and down) I found the higher my print went, the more the nozzle would hit the print making a thumping sound and eventually offsetting the print. Just adjust the Z axis up by .05mm and that seems to do the trick. 5. Before feeding the filament, cut the tip at a 45 degree angle. I also would highly recommend ordering a few extra nozzles to keep on hand as well as silicon boots and a cleaning kit. I found TinkerCad is super easy to work with on 3D modeling and it's FREE.

Wait. Did you not use an adhesive on the plate?

Will this work with the ender 6?

It's crap. Don't buy it

So I found this file and I was wondering how to setup

Funny enough the plate does have leveling screws hidden underneath some stickers on the sides they wluld be nearly undetectable had the support guy told me about them

THanks, it really helps to see the manual steps done by a human. Have you had experiance using any off brand release film. I just purchased this and am contemplating the operation costs (I counted resin of course but the at the cost anycubic has for film, the cost per print due to release film is very significant. What sort of life time do you typically get? Are there certain procedure settings that result in shorter or longer lifespans? The off brand films I see for sale do seem to get amazing reviews for a fraction of the cost but if you have experiance with any one of them in particular I'd love to know.

Are you able to use the "pause at height" or "filament change" in Cura? It doesn't seem to recognize the commands. Does Creality Print have such features?

Excuse my ignorance. How do you print the dragon with those colors?

If you have any other questions about this video or any other one of our videos, feel free to leave them in the comment section below

Aaaaaaaaaaaaaand what is cost of this DIY system? Looks fun... 🤣🤣🤣🤣

It's a very helpful video. Could you tell me what weaknesses of this printer you have found during the period of exploitation? What would you recommend to improve compared to the stock configuration?

So I guess the first step is to plug it in and turn it on? I don't know how to move that thing that holds the build plate. Hah!! I was right :)

Just put whatever resin you want inside of the anycubic container. Problem solved :)

Just bought one of these! What is the filament colour you used on the dragon? Great tutorial as well.