A very Lagom 3D Printer? - Jgaurora A5S 3D Printer Review

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  • Опубліковано 31 лип 2024
  • Here's my review of the Jgaurora A5S 3D Printer. Probably the hardest printer name to pronounce for a Swede. How LAGOM is this machine? find out!
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    00:00 Intro
    01:07 Specs
    02:00 Cura
    03:12 On Board Interface
    05:14 Test Project
    06:30 Print Closeups
    10:01 Conclusion
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 23

  • @ammym8224
    @ammym8224 3 роки тому +1

    respect your hardwork and intelligence.. keep it up man👍🏻

  • @tiloalo
    @tiloalo 2 роки тому

    When feeding the filament, you need to first insert it (there is a key on the side of the motor for that) and then start the load procedure.

  • @avejst
    @avejst 3 роки тому +2

    No ADDS!! Great
    Interesting review, Got points
    THanks for sharing :-)

  • @lukasnergard9584
    @lukasnergard9584 3 роки тому +2

    Nice work Anton

  • @TheGamingTaco13
    @TheGamingTaco13 3 роки тому +1

    Great video! When do you think we might get the warhammer scanning video?

    • @3DPrintTechDesign
      @3DPrintTechDesign  3 роки тому

      Thanks Daniel! It's already partly done =) I'm just taking a bit of a break for January to get posting videos weekly onwards (building a buffert ;), should be one of the first videos in february!

  • @leonardoalexandrevieira7170
    @leonardoalexandrevieira7170 3 роки тому +1

    I have this printer and yes I can print using abs on 245 degrees bed on 110 degrees.

  • @thezombiemuffins
    @thezombiemuffins 3 роки тому

    What do you do if the printer filament gets stuck within the extruder stepper? I’ve been having problems with this issue lately

    • @3DPrintTechDesign
      @3DPrintTechDesign  3 роки тому

      Then I would first try to u clog it, as a first attempt of troubleshooting. More info: www.antonmansson.com/how-to-cold-pull-clogged-nozzle

  • @TheTechnoaddict
    @TheTechnoaddict 3 роки тому

    Could you make a video about fusion 360 starting modeling of a 3d scan or stl file. For example i would like to the design a splitter for my car and i can get the accurate files and scandata from ford. So i would have to start by following the form of the front bumper and i just don't know how to start on that :)

    • @3DPrintTechDesign
      @3DPrintTechDesign  3 роки тому

      I will do a bit more reverse engineering tutorials =) specially live! Planning one in a few weeks of some parts scanned with a scanner i've reviewed (video on friday). But, this might be somewhat what you're looking for? ua-cam.com/video/LteurLaIcnw/v-deo.html Maybe not a perfect match.. I'm also reviewing a larger handheld scanner so I will be scanning some car parts and can problably follow up with another video on modelling parts there =)

    • @TheTechnoaddict
      @TheTechnoaddict 3 роки тому +1

      @@3DPrintTechDesign thx for the reply. Will have a look at that video. Lots of info on how to import and convert your stl files and how you can adjust them but not about how to use them as a template too design add-ons from.

    • @TheTechnoaddict
      @TheTechnoaddict 3 роки тому +1

      @@3DPrintTechDesign i already saw that movie. Modeling the splitter isn't the problem. It's makin it fit to the curves of the bumper and printing a prototype. Or could you just make a rectangle and extrude it against the bumper and make it connect so you have like a block you can start sculpting from?

    • @3DPrintTechDesign
      @3DPrintTechDesign  3 роки тому +1

      @@TheTechnoaddict alright! I know what you mean, I think I have some videos where I introduced the concept, but I'll do a dedicated one. You're not the first to ask and as you say, there are many who is wondering. Basically you want to convert to solid/surface so you can fit/cut your new model. But usually the STLs are too big for that. So next up would be to sculpt and "match" a surface as close as possible, using the forms tool. It's more organic modeling, but will do the trick. Usually 0,75-1mm fit is OK since you will have to work some anyways. Last option is to use sketch intersections at different construction planes to get the profile of the scan, and model a perfekt match. Iike sections of a boat hull.

    • @TheTechnoaddict
      @TheTechnoaddict 3 роки тому

      @@3DPrintTechDesign that's exactly what i mean. A margin of a mm or so isn't a problem. A how to on those things would be magic :)

  • @lukasnergard9584
    @lukasnergard9584 3 роки тому +1

    Hei onkel Anton

  • @Fero-72
    @Fero-72 3 роки тому

    I do not advise you to buy it ... the motherboard burned out for a month I wait for aliexpress, but they promise to send it only in March, and then this is not for sure ... no support

    • @3DPrintTechDesign
      @3DPrintTechDesign  3 роки тому

      Woah, that's terrible! Tell me more avout what happened!

    • @Fero-72
      @Fero-72 3 роки тому

      @@3DPrintTechDesign When replacing the nozzle with a bowden one accidentally somehow managed to break the insulation on the thermistor and when calibrating the table, the nozzle touched the body through the table glass holder ... the motherboard burned out ... I bought it for aliexpress in early February, but the seller replied that it was not in stock and promised to send at the end of the month today contacted those support there answered that they will appear next month

    • @Fero-72
      @Fero-72 3 роки тому

      @@3DPrintTechDesign I’m lying not during calibration, but when printing started, touch the nozzle of the glass holder body ... now the table temperature is always on the display 78 and the nozzle 238 ... I tried to update the firmware but it does not help ... I sit for a month without a printer ... I think to switch to another manufacturer!