Print quality looked ROUGH on the K2 Plus. I'll give benefit of the doubt that it's trade show issues with people opening and closing the door and such, but come on. Creality really needs to not half ass this printer. The K1 series has so many design flaws, especially the extruder. The Elegoo Centauri Carbon looks like it could be good, but why the dark glass? Come on. If it can run stock Klipper and it's open source that's still a huge pro for me over Bambu Lab. Price definitely matters, because right now Qidi is my top choice for sure, and I doubt Elegoo will change that. Great coverage in general! I'd love to see more pellet printers too. Def want a scanner soon as well.
I'm happy that i just prepurchased two Elegoo Saturn 4 Ultras. I appreciate that they reached out to you for this event. they really look out for the little guy, which is really neat.
The Elegoo Centauri certainly looks interesting - my problem with them has always been that they absolutely swore _blind_ that they weren't going to make a bigger Neptune 4 printer, so we all bought the standard ones, and then...boom, 4 Plus and 4 Max a few months later. So...won't be buying the Centauri Carbon, I'll be waiting for the CC Plus. Hell, they might even beat Bambu to building a bigger P1S.
@@blazet9860 - Yeah, I'd expect the Plus or Max (or both) to be announced within 3 months of the CC release. I really love Elegoo's approach to printers, but I absolutely hate their secrecy.
I've had my PRUSA XL up and running now for about 2 months and while it's certainly not for everyone because of the price point, the ability to do large one piece prints for cosplay is a true game changer. The only other printer I've ever owned was a PRUSA i3 Mark 3 that has 3,800 hrs on it and even though I did full Mando, Bo Katan, Dalek and weapons like the Amban pulse rifle and heavy infantry tri barrel on it the increase in capability of XL is hard to comprehend. I have started a full Halo MC armor build and the first thing I did was print the helmet in one piece. My Mando helmet was 9 pieces. If you can afford it the 5 tool head XL could be the last printer you'll ever need if you're a cosplayer ...
3d printing companies need to stop using tiny radial fans for chamber and aux-like fans. This needs to stop. If possible, even the part fan could perhaps have a slightly larger fan by redirecting the airflow. Even just increasing the radius of the fan by 10-20% you'd get an exponentially higher airflow or as we are interested in - the same airflow with lower RPM/decibels.
I love your videos Frank and you have inspired me to create my own videos about 3d printing. I haven't done much yet but Im hoping to make more content soon. Thanks for the inspiration and the great content!
I can confirm that the big printers from mingda are workhorses, I've had one since November I think I got it, and it's been wonderful, I've found if you create a custom profile on orca, it prints amazing, and it's so very easy to print with different sized nozzles on it. Only things that need doing after you get it out the box and out the gantry on is just to tighten up the leadscrews. I have the 400mm³ magician pro and it's perfect for helmets and other cosplay props in 1 or 2 parts
FLSUN left in shame because not one of the systems they sent out for review had anything good to say about it. One reviewer who purchased one with his own money told his subscribers to not buy this printer
It unfortunately doesn't always work seamlessly as you'd like to, it can be EXTREMELY frustrating just like many other 3d scanners. I've had one for a while now because I was a Kickstarter backer.
Great running into you near the Bambu booth on Wednesday! That Revopoint self contained scanner will be a great addition to your cosplay making tools. The guy with the pellet based 3D printer offered to sell it to me at a discount because he didn't want to carry it home. I said no, because I didn't want to carry it home either. That thing is massive! (and even with the discount was going to cost thousands.)
got my start in 3D printing with the original Elegoo Neptune 3, then moved to the pro, plus, and max. eventually switched to Bambu and Flashforge. Very excited and interested in the new Elegoo core XY.
i want this unknown new bambu printer so much. imagine a big printer with the quality of the other bambu printers and within the ecosystem so up to 4 AMS for direct multi color printing and no need to cut down large objects, just print them 1:1 what you see on your screen is what you get in a couple days out of your printer... cant wait
Seems like some people were shown a Bambu Lab AMS compatible TPU, and a new Bambu cardboard spool for non-AMS filaments - there’s pics on the Bambu forum but little info
@Frankly Built, Elegoo went on the record saying they have prototyped an AMS, but it's not working well, so it will likely be in the second gen on the machine. But who knows.... if they get the issues sorted, there's nothing stopping them from releasing it mid cycle.
Great video. Looking forward to some of what’s coming out, what that means for the direction the market is going, and what that means for prices of current products. Also, thanks for the VO over B roll. It’s so hard to get good sound quality in a singular walk and talk style video.
lol seeing lots of info on the alleged Bambu XL, just gonna get the Prusa XL honestly, I can already tell its way more polished since release, and the enclosure is just around the corner. Cool video btw.
You aren't going to grind up your old prints and feed them into a pellet using machine; for a pellet machine you want to have nice roundish pellets instead of oddly shaped stuff that is going to clog.
I really hope that elegoo can pull off this centauri carbon because as they have been so well at giving us all the bells and whistles for a fraction of the price of other companies and if they can successfully copy the X1 and have it for a fraction of the cost it would be AMAZING
it was great to see you at rapid, i dont know if you spoke to the folks from General Lattice but their software tool is something i left the show excited about. It makes latticing solids easy and intuitive and the price for the service is not ourageous.
I've been looking to upgrade my printer for the last couple of months and have sort of settled on the BambuLab P1S, did you see anything that would be worth waiting for through the end of the year? Thanks!
I am on the market for a new printer and am wondering if I should wait for the next gen printers, or go for what is already widely available. I think this helped me make the decision to wait a bit to see what this next gen market puts out.
Core xy for less than 400? Id have to wait to see if the first users have issues bc that sounds TOO good. That new scanner is incredible! And ofc I see this THE DAY after I order a moose lite 😂. Great video 👍🏼 Waiting for the new bambu monster
Id take creality's cfs over the ams in terms of expanding it, as long as its good. Bambu has their printer you buy... but then you need extra parts to allow it to have an additional ams. Parts, that never go on sale
Do you have any recommendations or a video on "portable" or travel friendly 3d printers? Basically for long weekend events or stays with 3D printers that are easy to travel with that can still produce good quality prints for things like last minute cosplay accessories, replacement parts, etc?
Defo gonna get the bambu xl machine when it comes out, looked at the Prusa XL for a while but its just seems a bit old hat now apart from the multi toolheads , and i think the bambu xl will come out with a similer design but inclosed and a more polished printer.
Great video and cool stuff coming. The new Elegoo machine looks great, they always offer great pricing and myself have never had issues with their machines. I would never go back to a Creality machine. May need to start saving up for the larger Bambu..
I was waiting for the K2 Plus but my Ender 5 Pro decided to keep clogging on me, so I ordered an X1 Carbon. It arrives on Monday and seeing the results on the K2 Plus kind of helped justify my choice. I still want a 350x350x350 printer, but I can wait for what Bambu has to offer.
Surprised on the comments of the anycubic kobra 3. Their AMS is already ahead of Creality’s AMS. The anycubic material system has active heating which is perfect for water soluble printing with PLA. For the price of ~450 you get an AMS better than the flagship Bambu and better than the new gen creality CFS AND a 3D printer. Many reviewers said it used less filament than bambu’s AMS aswell. Also open source…
Seems like you know scanning tech well enough.. so, as a poor boy who wants to start scanning stuff i keep hearing that cheap scanners are worthless. Is that true? And did you get any idea what the cost might be on that exciting new scanner ya saw?
Why would you call a first of its kind for any company a no-brainer? Even the first X1C’s had issues, same with the Prusa XL’s. Anyone wanting a “no brainer” would buy a tried and tested reliable model with enough time to work the bugs out. It’s not a no brainer to be a guinea pig bleeding edge consumer dealing with issues when everyone else with vetted machines get to keep working.
@@aeonjoey3d Read my post slowly...Take your time because it obviously was a bit passed you. I said BASED ON ELEGOOS CUSTOMER SERVICE AND PRINT QUALITY. That means that if there are any issues then you know elegoo will be there with support. They also have a firm eye on all of their printers having great print quality so it shouldn't change.....
Hey Frank, First there was amazing to meet you at Rapid TCT, And I definitely checked out the Miraco, it's pretty cool that it's all in one. When I watched your video you mentioned how the K2 Plus at the event was one of the original units that they made. So I'm guessing that explains the layer lines that we both noticed. Hopefully that gets fixed before it's eventual release to the public. Anyway I had a question about scanning. You mentioned how you can use it for your cosplay and I was wondering is there a way to leverage a 3D scan of a person into armorsmith? Or is the idea that once you now have a full 3D scan that you may not even need armorsmith? Anyway wanted to get your thoughts on that. Great Video and thanks for sharing
Another completely off topic question from your biggest fan: I’m trying to experiment with using one power source to power entire MK 85. From a 12 volt battery would you suggest a linear, shunt, or switching regulator to drop voltage along eyes, servos and smaller diodes?
Can you ask Creality what is happening with the CFS and the K1 series? Will it replace the gantry with linear rails? If not I will do the mod to eliminate the VFA, but if it's coming anyway I don't want to spend it on it and then have to replace it.
I bought the k1 max due to your review of it. You seem pretty hopefully for the k2, should I roll the dice and get in on the 20 percent off order or wait?
@@MattHealey. I definitely had my check-out info punched in and not even sure how, but dragged my feet long enough 🤷♂️ Don’t feel bad it was an amazing deal, I just can’t afford the new one for a while if I get an older one.
Elegoos new core xy is too small for full sized helmets isn't it? I would love to stay with them, but may go with that new creality K2 plus or a K1 Max most likely.
MR Frankly, my K1 had an accident and the hotend got covered in filament while I was clearing it off, one of the copper wires broke off the hot end so I will probably have to get a replacement. But I was wondering, should I just upgrade and get the Unicorn hotend that's on the K1C and Max?
The is one guy in my locale who is making something that does the breakdown and reuse of excess plastics or other material blends. Manuel Maeder, see one of his recent videos on it.
Thanks for the updates. Looking forward to a new, bigger Bambulab printer. Can you elaborate a bit more on the metal printers? Or point me in the right direction? I don’t suppose you will be able buy spools of metal and print things on a tabletop machine.
I'm surprised there was no resin printing mentioned. Do you think the industry is moving away from resin? or is it more of an issue with ventilation on showroom floor?
@@Rambunctioyes anycubic is mentioned. But he shows their FDM multicolor printer. Which is part of the reason I asked is this the direction the industry might be taking. I haven’t watched others’ videos on the event yet so there is a chance I’m missing something.
Hey I was looking at getting a big build plate printer that ain’t super duper slow. What would you suggest? I’m looking at the elegoo Neptune 3 max or the anycubic kobra 2 max. Or should I wait till the new big bambu labs? I have a p1s and absolutely love it
Plenty of stuff to be excited about and quite a few Bambu clones incoming, which is not bad, competition will keep Bambu on their toes and make them keep innovating, or at least lowering the prices. I love my P1P but I would love one with a 300x300x300mm build volume. 😃 Any pricing info about that Revopoint 3D scanner?
If I'm being honest, all this copy and pasting is dumb. It seems like Prusa is the only company doing their own thing while Elegoo, Creality and Bambu are chasing each others coattails.
Unfortunately prusa isn’t. They are but not in the hobbyist realm. Bambu is the leaders now and everyone else is playing catchup. Prusa needs to fix there whole model to compete bow
P1s is tried and true. I own 4 and have put 2000 hours into each of them without issue. Most I've replaced is one extruder and a couple nozzles but I iron everything so it wears quicker.
3D printer with a huge build volume + multi material sistem + affordable price = game changer
I think this is the right formula!
lets hope elegoo makes a bigger version of that new printer as well. as long as it works good, it'll deal a blow to others
let's hope their printers are better than their filaments
Since when has a bigger build volume ever been a game changer? Especially for whom? Industry? No. Private users? Not at all.
@@christianmontagx8461 you clearly have no idea what channel you're commenting on lol
@@christianmontagx8461 lmfao
Print quality looked ROUGH on the K2 Plus. I'll give benefit of the doubt that it's trade show issues with people opening and closing the door and such, but come on. Creality really needs to not half ass this printer. The K1 series has so many design flaws, especially the extruder. The Elegoo Centauri Carbon looks like it could be good, but why the dark glass? Come on. If it can run stock Klipper and it's open source that's still a huge pro for me over Bambu Lab. Price definitely matters, because right now Qidi is my top choice for sure, and I doubt Elegoo will change that. Great coverage in general! I'd love to see more pellet printers too. Def want a scanner soon as well.
I'm happy that i just prepurchased two Elegoo Saturn 4 Ultras. I appreciate that they reached out to you for this event. they really look out for the little guy, which is really neat.
The Elegoo Centauri certainly looks interesting - my problem with them has always been that they absolutely swore _blind_ that they weren't going to make a bigger Neptune 4 printer, so we all bought the standard ones, and then...boom, 4 Plus and 4 Max a few months later. So...won't be buying the Centauri Carbon, I'll be waiting for the CC Plus. Hell, they might even beat Bambu to building a bigger P1S.
They denied having a core xy coming out when I inquired. But I need a little bigger build volume for full sized helmets anyway.
@@blazet9860 - Yeah, I'd expect the Plus or Max (or both) to be announced within 3 months of the CC release. I really love Elegoo's approach to printers, but I absolutely hate their secrecy.
Thanks for not being the typical CZcams guy and talking and filing while at a show. Liked and subscribed.
I've had my PRUSA XL up and running now for about 2 months and while it's certainly not for everyone because of the price point, the ability to do large one piece prints for cosplay is a true game changer. The only other printer I've ever owned was a PRUSA i3 Mark 3 that has 3,800 hrs on it and even though I did full Mando, Bo Katan, Dalek and weapons like the Amban pulse rifle and heavy infantry tri barrel on it the increase in capability of XL is hard to comprehend. I have started a full Halo MC armor build and the first thing I did was print the helmet in one piece. My Mando helmet was 9 pieces. If you can afford it the 5 tool head XL could be the last printer you'll ever need if you're a cosplayer ...
So we're getting a new Bambu lab printer in the next two months? THATS GREAT NEWS🎉🎉
I just hope the next Bambu has dual extruders. 300x300 would be nice but that's not I'd pay a lot extra for right now.
Totally agree, it's hard to say yes to any multi color when a 3 hour prints becomes 26 hours from just 3 colors instead of 1.
3d printing companies need to stop using tiny radial fans for chamber and aux-like fans. This needs to stop. If possible, even the part fan could perhaps have a slightly larger fan by redirecting the airflow. Even just increasing the radius of the fan by 10-20% you'd get an exponentially higher airflow or as we are interested in - the same airflow with lower RPM/decibels.
The event was so fun! So fun meeting you as well!
sooooo excited for that 300mm+ bambu
I am waiting for Bambu...
Omfg 350+ build volume? I might sell my X1C
I love your videos Frank and you have inspired me to create my own videos about 3d printing. I haven't done much yet but Im hoping to make more content soon. Thanks for the inspiration and the great content!
I can confirm that the big printers from mingda are workhorses, I've had one since November I think I got it, and it's been wonderful, I've found if you create a custom profile on orca, it prints amazing, and it's so very easy to print with different sized nozzles on it. Only things that need doing after you get it out the box and out the gantry on is just to tighten up the leadscrews. I have the 400mm³ magician pro and it's perfect for helmets and other cosplay props in 1 or 2 parts
If the Elegoo printer is under £500 and has an AMS it's day one for me
FLSUN left in shame because not one of the systems they sent out for review had anything good to say about it. One reviewer who purchased one with his own money told his subscribers to not buy this printer
As soon as you get the scanner we need an in-depth. You are correct that could be a huge game changer.
that Revopoint scanner is what i've been dreaming of for years now. i'm going to save up for one starting right now.
It unfortunately doesn't always work seamlessly as you'd like to, it can be EXTREMELY frustrating just like many other 3d scanners.
I've had one for a while now because I was a Kickstarter backer.
Respect the B role and voice over option. Way better
Trying to do this more. Let’s me focus and get more info across
@@FranklyBuilt and I can actually hear what you’re saying
@@FranklyBuiltalso respect the dodgeball reference
@@SynysterGoose I’m glad someone caught it haha
5:57 That's going to a yikes from me, dog. Dat banding tho.
They’ve learned nothing from k1 vfa problems
Great running into you near the Bambu booth on Wednesday! That Revopoint self contained scanner will be a great addition to your cosplay making tools.
The guy with the pellet based 3D printer offered to sell it to me at a discount because he didn't want to carry it home. I said no, because I didn't want to carry it home either. That thing is massive! (and even with the discount was going to cost thousands.)
Thank you for this video Frank ❤
Nice to see, since I'll soon be in the market for a new machine with Klipper and an at least 300mm build volume.
thanks for the tour of the show!
got my start in 3D printing with the original Elegoo Neptune 3, then moved to the pro, plus, and max. eventually switched to Bambu and Flashforge. Very excited and interested in the new Elegoo core XY.
i want this unknown new bambu printer so much. imagine a big printer with the quality of the other bambu printers and within the ecosystem so up to 4 AMS for direct multi color printing and no need to cut down large objects, just print them 1:1 what you see on your screen is what you get in a couple days out of your printer... cant wait
Seems like some people were shown a Bambu Lab AMS compatible TPU, and a new Bambu cardboard spool for non-AMS filaments - there’s pics on the Bambu forum but little info
@Frankly Built, Elegoo went on the record saying they have prototyped an AMS, but it's not working well, so it will likely be in the second gen on the machine. But who knows.... if they get the issues sorted, there's nothing stopping them from releasing it mid cycle.
Great video. Looking forward to some of what’s coming out, what that means for the direction the market is going, and what that means for prices of current products.
Also, thanks for the VO over B roll. It’s so hard to get good sound quality in a singular walk and talk style video.
lol seeing lots of info on the alleged Bambu XL, just gonna get the Prusa XL honestly, I can already tell its way more polished since release, and the enclosure is just around the corner. Cool video btw.
You aren't going to grind up your old prints and feed them into a pellet using machine; for a pellet machine you want to have nice roundish pellets instead of oddly shaped stuff that is going to clog.
That's a bold move Cotton!!! Got me dying with the Dodge Ball reference 😅😅😅
I really hope that elegoo can pull off this centauri carbon because as they have been so well at giving us all the bells and whistles for a fraction of the price of other companies and if they can successfully copy the X1 and have it for a fraction of the cost it would be AMAZING
it was great to see you at rapid, i dont know if you spoke to the folks from General Lattice but their software tool is something i left the show excited about. It makes latticing solids easy and intuitive and the price for the service is not ourageous.
I've been looking to upgrade my printer for the last couple of months and have sort of settled on the BambuLab P1S, did you see anything that would be worth waiting for through the end of the year? Thanks!
I am on the market for a new printer and am wondering if I should wait for the next gen printers, or go for what is already widely available. I think this helped me make the decision to wait a bit to see what this next gen market puts out.
Thank you Frank for the great content. I did have a question. Where you able to record anything for resin printing?
Core xy for less than 400? Id have to wait to see if the first users have issues bc that sounds TOO good. That new scanner is incredible! And ofc I see this THE DAY after I order a moose lite 😂.
Great video 👍🏼
Waiting for the new bambu monster
Love the videos, question regarding the K2..... Is it only going to accept 500g rolls of filament?
Id take creality's cfs over the ams in terms of expanding it, as long as its good. Bambu has their printer you buy... but then you need extra parts to allow it to have an additional ams. Parts, that never go on sale
If you get the revopoint miraco, please review it. I have been looking for good solid reviews but haven't found any on it.
Im going to get the Centauri Carbon because i like elegoos neptune 4 and i want a corexy but not an expensive one
Awesome meeting you at the event Frank! Also fun hanging at the elegoo meetup
do you think the cfs for creality k1 Maxs will just work the same as the bamboo? I heard they are gonna have an upgrade kit to make the k1 compatible?
that it is the best printer to start with quality/price that I could use to print an iron man helmet
Do you have any recommendations or a video on "portable" or travel friendly 3d printers? Basically for long weekend events or stays with 3D printers that are easy to travel with that can still produce good quality prints for things like last minute cosplay accessories, replacement parts, etc?
What should I do if my ender 3 neo nozzle goes into th3 baseplate at the start of the print? I have already tried to level it multiple times
So cool!
Defo gonna get the bambu xl machine when it comes out, looked at the Prusa XL for a while but its just seems a bit old hat now apart from the multi toolheads , and i think the bambu xl will come out with a similer design but inclosed and a more polished printer.
What 3D scanner do you recommend that’s out? Thank you I always enjoy your videos
Great video and cool stuff coming. The new Elegoo machine looks great, they always offer great pricing and myself have never had issues with their machines. I would never go back to a Creality machine. May need to start saving up for the larger Bambu..
I was waiting for the K2 Plus but my Ender 5 Pro decided to keep clogging on me, so I ordered an X1 Carbon. It arrives on Monday and seeing the results on the K2 Plus kind of helped justify my choice.
I still want a 350x350x350 printer, but I can wait for what Bambu has to offer.
I very recently purchased a Bambu Lab A1 Combo (1 week ago) should I consider the Elegoo Centauri thingy?
I am eager to hear your thoughts about - flsun s1 you claimed you’re recently testing.
Loving that exterminator helmet from Galactic! My first helmet build!!
Surprised on the comments of the anycubic kobra 3. Their AMS is already ahead of Creality’s AMS. The anycubic material system has active heating which is perfect for water soluble printing with PLA. For the price of ~450 you get an AMS better than the flagship Bambu and better than the new gen creality CFS AND a 3D printer. Many reviewers said it used less filament than bambu’s AMS aswell. Also open source…
Just fyi that Array thing that has 4 printers in one for mass printing is cool and all but it's 60,000 dollars for the base model. lol
fingers and toes crossed that elegoo will do multi filament!!! if so im buying multiple lol
Seems like you know scanning tech well enough.. so, as a poor boy who wants to start scanning stuff i keep hearing that cheap scanners are worthless. Is that true? And did you get any idea what the cost might be on that exciting new scanner ya saw?
With Elegoos fantastic customer service , Great print quality that Centauri should be a no brainer.
Why would you call a first of its kind for any company a no-brainer? Even the first X1C’s had issues, same with the Prusa XL’s. Anyone wanting a “no brainer” would buy a tried and tested reliable model with enough time to work the bugs out. It’s not a no brainer to be a guinea pig bleeding edge consumer dealing with issues when everyone else with vetted machines get to keep working.
@@aeonjoey3d Read my post slowly...Take your time because it obviously was a bit passed you. I said BASED ON ELEGOOS CUSTOMER SERVICE AND PRINT QUALITY. That means that if there are any issues then you know elegoo will be there with support. They also have a firm eye on all of their printers having great print quality so it shouldn't change.....
Hey Frank, First there was amazing to meet you at Rapid TCT, And I definitely checked out the Miraco, it's pretty cool that it's all in one.
When I watched your video you mentioned how the K2 Plus at the event was one of the original units that they made. So I'm guessing that explains the layer lines that we both noticed. Hopefully that gets fixed before it's eventual release to the public.
Anyway I had a question about scanning. You mentioned how you can use it for your cosplay and I was wondering is there a way to leverage a 3D scan of a person into armorsmith? Or is the idea that once you now have a full 3D scan that you may not even need armorsmith? Anyway wanted to get your thoughts on that.
Great Video and thanks for sharing
You would theoretically need to drop the model in then match the avatar to it by eye. It may be more hassle than it’s worth IMO
That scanner does seem pretty slick
Another completely off topic question from your biggest fan: I’m trying to experiment with using one power source to power entire MK 85. From a 12 volt battery would you suggest a linear, shunt, or switching regulator to drop voltage along eyes, servos and smaller diodes?
I use a 5v pack now
Very interested in that mingda (or however you spell it) line. And ibwould definitely try an elegoo carbon copy.
Any word on whether Creality will support multi-color for the K1 and K1 Max?
I'm ready for the iron man build! but curious if the multicolor system from creality will be backwards compatible with the k1
dude that scanner looks mental.
Can you ask Creality what is happening with the CFS and the K1 series? Will it replace the gantry with linear rails? If not I will do the mod to eliminate the VFA, but if it's coming anyway I don't want to spend it on it and then have to replace it.
I bought the k1 max due to your review of it. You seem pretty hopefully for the k2, should I roll the dice and get in on the 20 percent off order or wait?
Wonder what the price point will be for the scanner?
I knew they were having an awesome sale for a reason 😊 glad I skipped it so I can be ready for a bigger and reliable ❤
I bit and grabbed an x1c so of course they let yeh xl slip lol
@@MattHealey. I definitely had my check-out info punched in and not even sure how, but dragged my feet long enough 🤷♂️
Don’t feel bad it was an amazing deal, I just can’t afford the new one for a while if I get an older one.
Immediately went to pre order k2 but it’s sold out :/
sorry I stopped listening after you said that we may be getting a larger Bambu Lab soon. I so much want to go x-max 3 yet will jump ship anytime. :)
Elegoos new core xy is too small for full sized helmets isn't it? I would love to stay with them, but may go with that new creality K2 plus or a K1 Max most likely.
Dammit, I dont have space for a large format Bambu... but I do have a usecase for it with a part that I make as 2 parts that are "broken"
Is the anycubic kobra 2 neo a good printer
This is dope
So is elegoo doing a copy of Bambu lab C1 is their going to be an ams system
Bambu lab:: we would like to introduce the P1XL 320x320x320 $1999. $2299 with ams
I guess we never get a flexi rexi update
Check TikTok lol
@@FranklyBuilt not everyone has TikTok
I mean…download it then? Lol or check Instagram? I posted those videos a long time ago. I just reposted them here
@@FranklyBuilt I’m not allowed to have either of those😂
Z banding on that print looks rough tbh for the k2 plus. $399 enclosed corexy from elegoo sounds good. If its reliable ill grab one for sure.
Hi frankly built👋
MR Frankly, my K1 had an accident and the hotend got covered in filament while I was clearing it off, one of the copper wires broke off the hot end so I will probably have to get a replacement. But I was wondering, should I just upgrade and get the Unicorn hotend that's on the K1C and Max?
I just bought elder… should have waited for big Bambu
Dodgeball reference made the whole video worth it.
I love the PRUSA XL because of the no waste multi color, but the price is what kills me
The is one guy in my locale who is making something that does the breakdown and reuse of excess plastics or other material blends. Manuel Maeder, see one of his recent videos on it.
Thanks for the updates. Looking forward to a new, bigger Bambulab printer.
Can you elaborate a bit more on the metal printers? Or point me in the right direction? I don’t suppose you will be able buy spools of metal and print things on a tabletop machine.
Nah that’s not an option yet
I was originally thinking of getting a ender 3 max neo or a p1p but the centauri carbon just seems better if it’s that price
I'm surprised there was no resin printing mentioned. Do you think the industry is moving away from resin? or is it more of an issue with ventilation on showroom floor?
No he mentioned anycubic @ 2:25
@@Rambunctioyes anycubic is mentioned. But he shows their FDM multicolor printer. Which is part of the reason I asked is this the direction the industry might be taking. I haven’t watched others’ videos on the event yet so there is a chance I’m missing something.
Resin printers are all the same. They all work
as long as their p1s clone works better then the 4 pro they'll be good.
cool video . 👍
Were you ever in the air force? I think we went through ALS together?
Yep! I was in Kadena for ALS. I think like 2015? We had a firefighter as an instructor I think
0:04 what’s that helmet from?
Hey I was looking at getting a big build plate printer that ain’t super duper slow. What would you suggest? I’m looking at the elegoo Neptune 3 max or the anycubic kobra 2 max. Or should I wait till the new big bambu labs? I have a p1s and absolutely love it
I would personally wait for bambu is excellent at giving us an industrial quality printer at an affordable price.
Incoming revopoint review please!!!
What happened to Phrozen and their ams competitor? Did they just pull a phantom game console on everyone?
elegoo the goat?
Plenty of stuff to be excited about and quite a few Bambu clones incoming, which is not bad, competition will keep Bambu on their toes and make them keep innovating, or at least lowering the prices. I love my P1P but I would love one with a 300x300x300mm build volume. 😃 Any pricing info about that Revopoint 3D scanner?
$1200 I believe
@FranklyBuilt high buy in but that's an in built all in one device. Hopefully no subscription required though
@@FranklyBuilt thank you! Certainly not cheap-cheap but considering the scan quality you talked about that's actually not bad for all in one device!
If I'm being honest, all this copy and pasting is dumb. It seems like Prusa is the only company doing their own thing while Elegoo, Creality and Bambu are chasing each others coattails.
Unfortunately prusa isn’t. They are but not in the hobbyist realm. Bambu is the leaders now and everyone else is playing catchup. Prusa needs to fix there whole model to compete bow
Would you advise waiting for the new core XY Elegoo or getting a P1S on sale now?
P1s
P1s is tried and true. I own 4 and have put 2000 hours into each of them without issue. Most I've replaced is one extruder and a couple nozzles but I iron everything so it wears quicker.