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Muyy lenta

Just received this today for my birthday and thanks for the excellent video!

Great video.....made what could have been a difficult problem awful easy......Thanks🐱🐱

HI. i bought an A1 about 3 weeks ago. it printed great at first but not there is a clicking noise coming from the exturder and all my prints are failing. cleaned nozzle and other bits nothing works. is anyone else having these issues? sorry to bother you with this.

Not Elegoo thinking its a flex to put the default language as Chinese, lmfao.

This is a great review and demonstration. You deserve way more views on this!

My z offset always seems to be a little high after leveling so I always print a skirt at least 8 lines wide and make adjustments while that's printing to dial in the perfect layer before the model begins to print, work great this way.

... how many power outages... i cant remember i had any in 30 years but ok :)

Where did the tank model come from? Something you designed?

I got a defective unit there were several issues with the unit. I would not recommend the Ender 3 v2 neo and got myself a makerbot.

It would be nice not to see a review that makes observations that are the opposite to reality, I have seen a few of these, "excellent" print comments on a print that is riddled with waves, ghosting or ringing. Is it a good 20min benchy, its ok. excellent, no. You have to have standards. On a sliding scale of good, better, best, great, excellent for example. That is a standard. Excellent is a near perfect rating in most opinions. It is a good print. There are layer line inconsistencies, ghosting, ringing, movement noise, first layer is not at the correct Z offset and under extruded. Also the gaps in the roof and deck, not what I would call an excellent print. Its ok, its good for the speed but the slicer needs tweaking and the first layer squish needs. It feels like one of Aurora Tech channels critiques, same thing. Like an ad not a review.

The funniest comments on these reviews is "I wish the filament holder was on the side" and on others, they wish it was on top or the other side. Nice review, friend.

The Z axis was also crooked by 0.2cm. Leveled it by loosening 2 set screws on one side and then moving just that side. Now trued (trammed). It's difficult to move it by using the belt. Worried about Z axis banding. Haven't even powered it on yet. I can just return to the store. Thoughts???

Very clear video - easy to follow. Every 6cm there is a repeating "hard spot" when I'm moving the bed by hand in the Y axis. It doesn't have a noticeable wobble. All 4 rollers are making contact with the channel. Thoughts?

Will it plug into a sonicpad

I've only had issues with the Max Neo sadly, mainly I am at fault on them, however the one I am having issues with now is that on the bed leveling the stepper motor wants to move on the x-axis and y-axis like there is one more area to level. Note that the bed is 300x300. So its like it's saying it's 320x320 and I can't figure out how to fix it. Same with the extruder. It has been a hassle yet none the less I still want to print with it and work with it

I have been using my Sunlu S9+ for about 2 KG filament run through it, things were progressing nicely until the bed sensor evidently somehow broke off and was gone. Tiny plastic needle at the base of the print head assembly, it drops down to detect the height of the bed during leveling and retracts otherwise. Somehow it came apart, shouldn't have during the print because it would have been retracted but oh well. Print head dove into the bed hard, 3X at 245C before I realized that the bed sensor wasn't working & was broken. Now I am waiting for a 2nd reply from Sunlu. They did get back to me next day but now it's a holiday so I probably won't hear back from them until tomorrow. Good printer otherwise, I am asking Sunlu for a replacement bed sensor and bed and bed mat, we shall see how they do. It was probably a poorly manufactured sensor pin. I was also able to report the issue to Amazon and arrange for a return, but I would rather replace the bed sensor myself if necessary as there's nothing like this one on the market for the price, even without the dryer unit which you can't really do without. After using it awhile I would call its new relative market value at around 400 though it was much less than half that. So an incredible bargain worth getting if you can still find one. Open source setup so you can upgrade it etc. That's why I'm not too worried about the sensor, they're $15. I just want to see if Sunlu the company is going to make this right!

Why does my printer have the small x cable but I can’t find the plug

Nice. What's the wattage on the PSU, just curious.🎉

When you are showing off the print, please stop moving it around so fast. It's hard to get an actual idea of the quality of the print.

Nice video

Fused Deposition Modeling 😂

Super straight forward tut! Thabkd

You saved me thank you ❤

Oh wow, that company still around ??? I thought they died out........ LOL. I'm not gonna risk buying another one of their toys though after my experience with the K5PL.

Great review. I' bought a replacement plate from this company, unbeknownst to me that the actually produce 3d printers. Do you believe this is a value for money printer? I do enjoy your reviews. I purchased (chose a printer) based on one of your introductions. I do enjoy your straight forward, get to the point videos.

is there a link to the phone holder @2:20?

Ничего не понятно 😂 надо учить язык или мне , ну или Вам)

you rock - ive had this off for months and not a single person mentioned this.

The side spool design is unfortunately trash. I've had two failed prints when the z axis homed right up to the top, then down again, causing filament to come out of the filament run out sensor. It then popped around the side of the spool holder and got stuck. It does print nicely and it's orders of magnitude faster, even for supportless miniature printing. So it does have a lot of positives. The location of the sensor and spool holder are not good though.

What do you do if it says probing failed

Looks good

Where would I find the slicing program for a windows computer?

Keeps failing even after factory reset same problem you had but the bed won't go all the way down. Can manually drop the bed? Stuck at half way

Didnt A1 series got some heat bed issue and had to be recalled?

One more weeeeeeek! I need it

Whats your settings for tpu I can't get it to save my life

Do you know how to get a new bracket for the print head? The part that holds the wheels. I tried contacting Elegoo, but they did not respond to me after almost a month now.

Thanks for the video. Does anyone know if you can control this printer with the sonicpad

Good printer

at 13:44 You mentioned it crashing into the top of the gantry. This is not unheard of, and some 3D printers will use that to align the Z Axis by crashing them both into the top.

I've gone through a number of Creality printers and the always end up in the bin. It looks great (well, at least the front). Will give Bambu Lab a try for a change.

What would you suggest? The Ender-3 V3 - 3D, or the Ender 3 s1 Pro, not considering price (I found them at both the same price)

For the price its amazing

just hit self testing with the back screw still in there. it is better to edit what you say because the point of this video is to put it together faster. paying attention to the video and to the printer you miss what you have edited.

I love the smell of stepper motors in the morning.

Great Video. Thanks

Do i need to relevel auxiliary everytime i start a print?

Avoid Bambu Labs at all costs, the worst company I have ever dealt with. Don't listen to this m'f piece of c....

I can't get mine to stick keeps balling up and not making any Type of shape. I've tried raising the z Axis so it's higher off the bed. I've tried lowering it, so it's lower on the bed. But it just keeps balling up.