I agree I like how they reprint and let us know the changes they make as most don't really explain these changes well these young kids do a great job in my opinion
For anyone researching this printer and wondering if this young lady knows her stuff, it's been 2 months at the time of me writing this comment from when the video was posted and looking on Neptune website, they did exactly what aurora said to do to make a better printer and are pretty now selling a 3 pro with the exact upgrades she suggested.
1 month with this printer. I print every day and it's very clean accurate and even with tiny mechanical parts. Incredible small printer. The hotend fan is noisy and you have to clean the noozle before ABL. There is a cura profile with the cura proposed on the sdcard. For the rest, completely agree with you. Great review ;)
Another great review of a printer I didn’t know I needed til now. Seems to happen a lot around here… Thanks again and I would second the idea of a filament review.
Fantastic production values here. Y'all rock! I always cut my filament at an angle, and ever since I figured that out, I've not had a problem with feeding. I'll do one cut at an angle that engages basically the entire cutting surface of my snips, and then I'll do a little relief cut on the opposite side. I initially didn't realize you could disengage the extruder gears, so I'd be trying to find the secret, magical angle to feed the spool-warped, curving filament at, so that it would go through the extruder for far, far, far....far... too long. I mean, it was stock, and folk do print stuff, so it must work somehow, right? But yeah, don't be a just-got-my-first-3D-printer Sam, and cut your filament at a steep angle.
This printer's filament sensor has a very stiff wheel that actually works better with a straight-across cut. Most printers do work better with an angled cut.
@@dianasharpe9484, hard to argue with that, but I would think you could roll it sideways, so it still has the same profile. That said, it’s frustrating when products are so weird to use that you just toss them to the side. Hopefully there are better designs out there.
Tip for the filament detector with tpu…if you cut the tpu at a very long sharp angle you can use it like a wedge to get through, take a min to take a look into the hole where the filament goes to note where the opening is and align the end you snipped accordingly.
I'm planning on purchasing a 3D printer in the near future, so I've seen a LOT of printer reviews over the last few weeks. Yours are by far the most thorough, and you are an excellent communicator.
@@evanbooth1441 that's a good choice. But it costs more than the Ender 3 v2 which has a silent driver board (if you're interested in a quiet printer), and they're pretty similar aside from that fact. You should check out the bambu lab X1 if you ever decide to increase your budget. It's like the iphone of 3d printers (has Lidar bed leveling and is 4x the speed of a standard printer + has AMS), completely changed the market, it's a few generations ahead of the competition.
To be able to print TPU on a Bowden set up printer is absolutely impressive, I feel much more confident about buying the Neptune 3 pro (which has yet to arrive)
Great review. Think your suggestion for a direct drive Elegoo Neptune 3 Pro are spot on. Would offer superb value and a great entry-level price point. At $200, the Neptune 3 does deliver on all the basics, making it easy for a beginner to have satisfactory results. Personally, I would prefer to spend a bit more upfront and not need to think about possible upgrades for a year, or so.
@@jubb1984 not really... have you seen the prices on ali for a cheap all metal hotend? dirt cheap, would be even cheaper for a mature company like elegoo.
Always love how you print with so many filament types on the same machines! I need to give ASA/ABS another chance on my open frames (Ender 5 and 5+ machines with Biqu H2 v2 DD extruders)
@@fabrica8588 so far I like them - I have the v2 which apparently sorts a load of the problems the original had. Push and pull force and heat all seem fine. VERY light compared to an Ender hotend with a direct drive conversion.
What a lot for $210US. Your review is as always realistic and solid. For an introductory 3D printer, I agree this is a great start for a new DYIer. I will get one to replace my ANet A8 and donate my A8 to the makerspace group. No wonder a printer vendor sends you a printer to review, they learn a lot as do we.
I really love your videos! Wish I knew about your channel last year. Would you be willing to do a video on silk PLA, emphasizing the extraction setups? I'm just using a regular Ender 3 and all the videos I've watched don't explain as well as I think you would. Thanks so much!
My Neptune 2S has been trouble free (except for 1 issue) , and been printing well, for over a year now, never had a clog, only minor issue is the end of filament sensor, stopped detecting the presence of filament, I just unplugged it, and it works, haven't bothered to replace it yet, but it's a simple / cheap fix.
To solve the lack of lan/wifi support in Niptune3, take a look at Octopi, a web interface for 3d printers. In my setup I am running Octopi on a raspberry PI. With octopi you could queue and manage the printer remotely. Optopi could be configured with a web cam to monitor the printer remotely.
i dig the extruder, the belt tensioners and the optical z sensor. the rest i can do without. be nice if elegoo offered these things separately so we can upgrade N2's.
The version of Cura that comes bundled on the SD card with the printer has a Neptune 3 profile on it. It's only v4.80 but still does a good enough job until I get around to porting it over to my 5.1.0 install. Received one of these last month and went straight out to pre-order two more which just arrived today. These are serious little workhorses and my first one was running 24/7 until I had a whoopsie with my hotend (which was totally my fault...sloppy nozzle swap). This brings me to a (hopefully short-lived) downside. As they're so new, there's not much in the way of spares out there. Sure the nozzles and extruder are standard but I can't find a hotend to switch in anywhere. The issue is the way it's mounted, two screws down through the top instead of front to back so that the strain gauge works. If anyone knows of a source of hotends out there that fit these (without a complete rebuild like the Wham Bam system), I'd be happy to hear of it.
Very nice introduction compliment It is a very feature rich 3d printer from an established manufator. It becomes inevitable for everybody to see how much overpriced the prusa's are.
Aurora, what is the closest competitor to this model? Can you do a showdown for the end of the year and compare the best printers that came out in the last 12-18 months? Maybe for this class and the 300x300x400 classes?
Just built a voron and am waiting for the corexy platform to get down to a manageable price range (under 400) for a larger build platform. As always great instruction and introduction :). Id love to see a video setting up a filament profile from scratch sometime :)
Great video. I have both the 3 and the 3 Pro. Maybe in the future you can do a Pro review? its direct drive and ive been having more issues with it than the standard 3. Im curious your thoughts on it
Great information, I appreciate you sharing your knowledge on printers. Do you happen to have a video on different filament brands and recommendations?
Really liking how you construct your 'story.' Well done. You are a pretty smart person! The editing is B+ to A-. Pretty tight. Personally, I'd like a shorter intro and no photo before the start of rolling. Just one man's opinion. I think you are doing a great service for all us mod'ers out there! Thank you!!! Keep up the good work.
I've finally received my Neptune 3 first batch and have the same problem with the start gcode. Are there already better start gcodes for this printer that don't leave the mark in the middle? Great review!
beautiful job team great review performance, I agree fully another 50 or 60 bucks and its total home run. I know the Micros Swiss Hot end and Direct drive on my 10S Pro has been game changing. And you eryone $12 filament is awesome. I had a semi tech question what difference or advantage of PETG over PLA???? Great video truly appreciate your effort and great info on products and methods. Stay Well, Dennis
You may take a look at this article: PETG VS PLA: www.3dnatives.com/en/pla-vs-petg-which-material-should-you-choose-110520215/#:~:text=If%20you%20are%20looking%20for,mixture%20between%20ABS%20and%20PLA.
@@AuroraTech excellent article thank you so much. My application is model trains. Wheel and chassis assembly, bulkhead and fireboxes, smoke generators and engine magnetic field frames. Seems PETG could be better. I had used PETG CF but not since the mod to Micri Swiss hot end and Direct Drive with ABL. That mod has transformed my 10S Pro V1. It has been fabulously reliable since. Guess I will try eryone PETG now and PETG CF for the Smoke housing. Thank You so much. If you ever want to build a model train please let me help you. I work in S Scale and it is the best. I have printed every thing. Comlmetd chassis, motors wheels, trucks, smoke, bulkheads and soon a complete Body, the Snow Piercer perpetual engine. Dennis
@@AuroraTech which one should I buy in India elegoo Neptune 3 or Ender 3 s1 both printers cost around same here so. Can you help.me with the decision please!!
In your video you are talking about a better start gcode to avoid the blob at the beginning of the print. Is there already an updated, better start gcode?
I am curious what you think of the printer after using it for some time. I have this same model and have had so many troubles with it. Mostly with the "auto bed leveling".
Good day! Looking through all your videos I did not see one for the Vivedino Troodon CoreXY 3D Printer. If you have done one could you post a link. Or whit is your thoughts on this printer.
Great review, thank you. I just have a quick question at 11:51 you have mentioned absence of USB printing, but I could see printer style USB connecter left to the micro sd card slot. Is it possible to connect it over USB then? Asking if OctoPi is possible, thank you.
I mean it doesn't support USB drive. The USB port is for you to connect to your computer or Octopi. Octopi should work for almost any 3D printer running Marlin.
OctoPi works great on the Neptune 3. You can use that USB port for it. I've been using the printer with the Pi Zero 2 W for a week now without any issues.
Hi I was thinking about buying the Neptune 3 pro or the Ender 3 V2. From what i have heard both are good for their price, but I also want to print TPU. Is one of them better at TPU printing or are they the same?
Great review AT. Observation…the gantry looked offset/imbalanced and appears higher on the right side. Could possibly be camera lens distortion but it appeared in several shots. Secondly, was it a typo on printing PETG @ 200? That seems very low for PETG. Third, you said there isn’t a USB port but I see one right on the front, is it simply not connected? Regardless, keep up the good work!
I agree that this may be the king around $200, but still think an original Ender 3, now at $80 in some spots, is then the emperor of cheap printers. Sure, it is missing all those upgrades like ABL and filament-sensor and has noisy steppers and probably a dated board, but it's a steal at that price and the ideal to learn how to 3d print. If you just want to print without learning, then you have to go to a Bambu Labs X1, but are out of the "cheap" category (although I do think it is worth the price at this point). If you want to check out 3d printing without spending $$$, the $80 to try out whether it's for you (and then anyway moving to a core-xy or delta or ...) seems more logical to me then spending $200 on something that's still just a starter printer.
Sure it would be great to try 3DP with such a chearp printer, but assuming you do like it then you are likely going to be quickly upgrading that $80 Ender 3 after a very short time anyway so in the end its perhaps somewhat of a false economy.
@@somerandomperson8282 No it isn't, because those upgrades again teach you how they work and how to improve them further. Just buying a printer with those things already in place just bypasses the learning and often also gives you something less open for further improvements. Ex. those newer printers often use extrusions with some sides flat, which might look neater, but removes options to attach stuff with T-nuts to that side of the extrusion ...
How did you make out on easy nylon? I have the same filament you have and printed a light fixture and it turn out great but when I used it in a printer enclosure it just deformed.
I'll ask this politely because you and your brother have one of the most objective reviews on the platform. Do you ever have the urge to donate some of those printers you'll never use to a few libraries or after school programs. You obviously come from a wealthy family, so there are ones you can give away while they still work properly.
Will the Eryone spools fit in a Bambu Labs x1c AMS? I would like to buy 10 spools. If it does not fit is there an easy way to transfer it to a Bambu spool?
I am using Eryone $13 PLA and $12 PETG on almost every printer including the BambuLab X1 AMS. In fact, the AMS fits most filament except for those non regular size spools.
@@TestTest-eb8jr my point was that if the video only contained a voice over and the same information it would have been just as informative. If you were on the street and say similar things it would be taken as creepy, just because its stated online does not make it any more innocent. I'm not trying to be offensive or critical, and if you are a personal friend or family of hers, my apoligies! It would be considered normal and just peachy in that case.
Nobody should waste thier money on a roller motion system at this price point in 2022... not when the kingroon can deliver a larger print bed and all linear rails on the KP5L for $250 (find a coupon) sure the kingroon isn't perfect but... the bad things about it are minor and or software related.
The way you redo the print if you get a poor result makes this a far better channel than most.
I agree I like how they reprint and let us know the changes they make as most don't really explain these changes well these young kids do a great job in my opinion
Just used your link to order 10 rolls of Petg for $12 each with free shipping. Awesome 👏 thanks:)
This is now my favourite tech channel. I'm genuinely excited to see each new video. Great reviews AT - keep them coming.
Yes, they are VERY professionally done and objective.
For anyone researching this printer and wondering if this young lady knows her stuff, it's been 2 months at the time of me writing this comment from when the video was posted and looking on Neptune website, they did exactly what aurora said to do to make a better printer and are pretty now selling a 3 pro with the exact upgrades she suggested.
Thank you!
I use eryone fillament for a year with my elegoo neptune 2. It's great, cheap, and easy to print. Marble and glitter are my favorite
What a dramatic lighting. I appreciate the intelligent commentary as always, very useful!
1 month with this printer. I print every day and it's very clean accurate and even with tiny mechanical parts. Incredible small printer. The hotend fan is noisy and you have to clean the noozle before ABL. There is a cura profile with the cura proposed on the sdcard. For the rest, completely agree with you. Great review ;)
Can you upgrade to metal hot end?
Another great review of a printer I didn’t know I needed til now.
Seems to happen a lot around here…
Thanks again and I would second the idea of a filament review.
Fantastic production values here. Y'all rock!
I always cut my filament at an angle, and ever since I figured that out, I've not had a problem with feeding. I'll do one cut at an angle that engages basically the entire cutting surface of my snips, and then I'll do a little relief cut on the opposite side.
I initially didn't realize you could disengage the extruder gears, so I'd be trying to find the secret, magical angle to feed the spool-warped, curving filament at, so that it would go through the extruder for far, far, far....far... too long. I mean, it was stock, and folk do print stuff, so it must work somehow, right? But yeah, don't be a just-got-my-first-3D-printer Sam, and cut your filament at a steep angle.
This printer's filament sensor has a very stiff wheel that actually works better with a straight-across cut. Most printers do work better with an angled cut.
@@dianasharpe9484, hard to argue with that, but I would think you could roll it sideways, so it still has the same profile.
That said, it’s frustrating when products are so weird to use that you just toss them to the side. Hopefully there are better designs out there.
Tip for the filament detector with tpu…if you cut the tpu at a very long sharp angle you can use it like a wedge to get through, take a min to take a look into the hole where the filament goes to note where the opening is and align the end you snipped accordingly.
This is a great tip. Thank you!!
Cool that you also tried materials which go at and beyond the border of the printer. 👍 Great review!
I'm planning on purchasing a 3D printer in the near future, so I've seen a LOT of printer reviews over the last few weeks. Yours are by far the most thorough, and you are an excellent communicator.
whats your price range
@@muniradlan3659 ~$500 feels like a good cap for what I want to print. Currently leaning towards the Ender 3 S1 Pro.
@@evanbooth1441 that's a good choice. But it costs more than the Ender 3 v2 which has a silent driver board (if you're interested in a quiet printer), and they're pretty similar aside from that fact. You should check out the bambu lab X1 if you ever decide to increase your budget. It's like the iphone of 3d printers (has Lidar bed leveling and is 4x the speed of a standard printer + has AMS), completely changed the market, it's a few generations ahead of the competition.
To be able to print TPU on a Bowden set up printer is absolutely impressive, I feel much more confident about buying the Neptune 3 pro (which has yet to arrive)
Great review. Think your suggestion for a direct drive Elegoo Neptune 3 Pro are spot on. Would offer superb value and a great entry-level price point.
At $200, the Neptune 3 does deliver on all the basics, making it easy for a beginner to have satisfactory results. Personally, I would prefer to spend a bit more upfront and not need to think about possible upgrades for a year, or so.
I'm so confused as to why these companies don't add an all metal hotend. It's definitely worth the 5 extra dollars.
Its more like 20-50 dollars
@@jubb1984 a metal heatbreak costs around 5$
@@jubb1984 not really... have you seen the prices on ali for a cheap all metal hotend? dirt cheap, would be even cheaper for a mature company like elegoo.
@@hungryafrican420 a shitty one yes, if you want any decently manufactured one with smooth inner walls and good metals, its at least 20 dollars
@@kalihban7212 yes for a shitty one, the manufacturing tolerances on them are usually worse then the more expensive ones = worse prints
i bought the neptune 3 pro its amazing, the software is good aswell.
Subscribed. I really appreciate how concise your videos are.
Always love how you print with so many filament types on the same machines! I need to give ASA/ABS another chance on my open frames (Ender 5 and 5+ machines with Biqu H2 v2 DD extruders)
What is your opinion on the H2, thought about getting it, but was turned away from some people
@@fabrica8588 so far I like them - I have the v2 which apparently sorts a load of the problems the original had.
Push and pull force and heat all seem fine.
VERY light compared to an Ender hotend with a direct drive conversion.
@@peteprintsin3d807 i was thinking about getting a triangle labs kit with a orbiter extruder but I think ill get the h2
What a lot for $210US. Your review is as always realistic and solid. For an introductory 3D printer, I agree this is a great start for a new DYIer. I will get one to replace my ANet A8 and donate my A8 to the makerspace group. No wonder a printer vendor sends you a printer to review, they learn a lot as do we.
I really love your videos! Wish I knew about your channel last year.
Would you be willing to do a video on silk PLA, emphasizing the extraction setups? I'm just using a regular Ender 3 and all the videos I've watched don't explain as well as I think you would. Thanks so much!
My Neptune 2S has been trouble free (except for 1 issue) , and been printing well, for over a year now, never had a clog, only minor issue is the end of filament sensor, stopped detecting the presence of filament, I just unplugged it, and it works, haven't bothered to replace it yet, but it's a simple / cheap fix.
To solve the lack of lan/wifi support in Niptune3, take a look at Octopi, a web interface for 3d printers. In my setup I am running Octopi on a raspberry PI. With octopi you could queue and manage the printer remotely. Optopi could be configured with a web cam to monitor the printer remotely.
Wonderful review and seems like a legit printer for the price! I wish they have added Wi-Fi printing.
i dig the extruder, the belt tensioners and the optical z sensor. the rest i can do without. be nice if elegoo offered these things separately so we can upgrade N2's.
good stuff, thanks for reviewing. I enjoy your voice
thorough as always. you and your brother are stellar content creators. no playing favorites or excuses for manufacturers, just facts. thank you
Very good review. I am weighing between this and an Anycubic Kobra Go
Great job darlin!!! U are my new favoritest person....and u are very through, i like that cause im a bit slow...lol...
your channel is terrific. you should have 1M subs by now. Keep up the great work.
Awesome review, thank you! 🎉
Excellent. Very much appreciate. Thank you.
The version of Cura that comes bundled on the SD card with the printer has a Neptune 3 profile on it. It's only v4.80 but still does a good enough job until I get around to porting it over to my 5.1.0 install.
Received one of these last month and went straight out to pre-order two more which just arrived today. These are serious little workhorses and my first one was running 24/7 until I had a whoopsie with my hotend (which was totally my fault...sloppy nozzle swap). This brings me to a (hopefully short-lived) downside. As they're so new, there's not much in the way of spares out there. Sure the nozzles and extruder are standard but I can't find a hotend to switch in anywhere. The issue is the way it's mounted, two screws down through the top instead of front to back so that the strain gauge works. If anyone knows of a source of hotends out there that fit these (without a complete rebuild like the Wham Bam system), I'd be happy to hear of it.
Very nice introduction compliment
It is a very feature rich 3d printer from an established manufator.
It becomes inevitable for everybody to see how much overpriced the prusa's are.
Well, they listened to you. the Neptune 3 Pro is out. It only fails in that it has a PTFE lined heat break.
For $230!
How do you feel about the N3 Pro coming out with pretty much the features you mentioned at $259? I hope you get one to review!
Great video as always
Thank you, Aurora
Aurora, what is the closest competitor to this model?
Can you do a showdown for the end of the year and compare the best printers that came out in the last 12-18 months?
Maybe for this class and the 300x300x400 classes?
Great video as always 👍
Thanks for sharing your expirence with all of us 👍 😀
Just built a voron and am waiting for the corexy platform to get down to a manageable price range (under 400) for a larger build platform. As always great instruction and introduction :). Id love to see a video setting up a filament profile from scratch sometime :)
Very good review
hi, could you maybe start adding LW-PLA to the tests would be cool to see how the different printers handle it. for printing RC airplanes.
i agree get rid of the SD card slots.
I bought this just to make rc parts hopefully it works for me ..if not it was cheap no big deal its just money ..
Thanks for a very good review, i have been looking forward to it =)
Great video. I have both the 3 and the 3 Pro. Maybe in the future you can do a Pro review? its direct drive and ive been having more issues with it than the standard 3. Im curious your thoughts on it
Great information, I appreciate you sharing your knowledge on printers. Do you happen to have a video on different filament brands and recommendations?
At the end you describe things you would like to see. What are some printers that have those additional features, that are comparable in quality?
Great review ty! Very professional
If money was no option for a large print and small print great quality, which one you recommend.
Really liking how you construct your 'story.' Well done. You are a pretty smart person! The editing is B+ to A-. Pretty tight. Personally, I'd like a shorter intro and no photo before the start of rolling. Just one man's opinion. I think you are doing a great service for all us mod'ers out there! Thank you!!! Keep up the good work.
Great review, thanks!
Your content is very thorough and detailed. I really appreciate your channel and the information you share.
Looks like an awesome printer! :)
I've finally received my Neptune 3 first batch and have the same problem with the start gcode. Are there already better start gcodes for this printer that don't leave the mark in the middle? Great review!
nice review
beautiful job team great review performance, I agree fully another 50 or 60 bucks and its total home run. I know the Micros Swiss Hot end and Direct drive on my 10S Pro has been game changing. And you eryone $12 filament is awesome. I had a semi tech question what difference or advantage of PETG over PLA???? Great video truly appreciate your effort and great info on products and methods. Stay Well, Dennis
You may take a look at this article:
PETG VS PLA:
www.3dnatives.com/en/pla-vs-petg-which-material-should-you-choose-110520215/#:~:text=If%20you%20are%20looking%20for,mixture%20between%20ABS%20and%20PLA.
@@AuroraTech excellent article thank you so much. My application is model trains. Wheel and chassis assembly, bulkhead and fireboxes, smoke generators and engine magnetic field frames. Seems PETG could be better. I had used PETG CF but not since the mod to Micri Swiss hot end and Direct Drive with ABL. That mod has transformed my 10S Pro V1. It has been fabulously reliable since. Guess I will try eryone PETG now and PETG CF for the Smoke housing. Thank You so much. If you ever want to build a model train please let me help you. I work in S Scale and it is the best. I have printed every thing. Comlmetd chassis, motors wheels, trucks, smoke, bulkheads and soon a complete Body, the Snow Piercer perpetual engine. Dennis
@@AuroraTech which one should I buy in India elegoo Neptune 3 or Ender 3 s1 both printers cost around same here so. Can you help.me with the decision please!!
Amazing video!
In your video you are talking about a better start gcode to avoid the blob at the beginning of the print. Is there already an updated, better start gcode?
damn that's a TON of features for 200USD
Aura. Do you have a video on how to hook up NEO-PIXELS to a 32 bit board with neopixel connector? I have a mini E3V3
I am curious what you think of the printer after using it for some time. I have this same model and have had so many troubles with it. Mostly with the "auto
bed leveling".
Good day! Looking through all your videos I did not see one for the Vivedino Troodon CoreXY 3D Printer. If you have done one could you post a link. Or whit is your thoughts on this printer.
that isn't a nut, its a bolt. thanks again for a thorough review
Yes, I know that's a bolt, maybe it's time to flash the firmware of my brain.
Great review, thank you. I just have a quick question at 11:51 you have mentioned absence of USB printing, but I could see printer style USB connecter left to the micro sd card slot. Is it possible to connect it over USB then? Asking if OctoPi is possible, thank you.
I mean it doesn't support USB drive. The USB port is for you to connect to your computer or Octopi. Octopi should work for almost any 3D printer running Marlin.
OctoPi works great on the Neptune 3. You can use that USB port for it. I've been using the printer with the Pi Zero 2 W for a week now without any issues.
Can you recommend which 3d printer should I get
between the ender 3 S1 or the elegoo Neptune 3 pro ?
Hi I was thinking about buying the Neptune 3 pro or the Ender 3 V2. From what i have heard both are good for their price, but I also want to print TPU. Is one of them better at TPU printing or are they the same?
the scripted speech is a bit robotic but still good info! Very young but articulate, good job.
If I plan to print nylon, would getting this and buying an all metal hot end be better or just buy the sovol sv06?
How do you calibrate E steps on this machine
Elegoo vs Magician X?? X has all metal hotend, dual z, direct drive, easier assembly, slightly bigger build volume for extra $100.
👍🏽🌟mine comes tomorrow, vids to follow👍🏽 also subscribed
Thanks for the review. This printer or the anycubic Kobra go?
I have not tested the Kobra, but I think the value of this Nepture 3 is hard to beat.
Neptune 3 pro is out!
Is it better then the Neptune 3
Great review AT. Observation…the gantry looked offset/imbalanced and appears higher on the right side. Could possibly be camera lens distortion but it appeared in several shots. Secondly, was it a typo on printing PETG @ 200? That seems very low for PETG. Third, you said there isn’t a USB port but I see one right on the front, is it simply not connected? Regardless, keep up the good work!
Yes, it was a typo. PETG was printing at 230-235C.
I mean it doesn't support a USB drive, it has a USB port for you to connect to the computer.
@@AuroraTech Ah that makes sense :) I really appreciate your reviews and hard work, I think you’re remarkable!
can I please ask, if you can pass me the settings to have the best possible quality? a thousand thanks
How does this compare to the Fokoos Odin 5?
I agree that this may be the king around $200, but still think an original Ender 3, now at $80 in some spots, is then the emperor of cheap printers. Sure, it is missing all those upgrades like ABL and filament-sensor and has noisy steppers and probably a dated board, but it's a steal at that price and the ideal to learn how to 3d print. If you just want to print without learning, then you have to go to a Bambu Labs X1, but are out of the "cheap" category (although I do think it is worth the price at this point). If you want to check out 3d printing without spending $$$, the $80 to try out whether it's for you (and then anyway moving to a core-xy or delta or ...) seems more logical to me then spending $200 on something that's still just a starter printer.
Sure it would be great to try 3DP with such a chearp printer, but assuming you do like it then you are likely going to be quickly upgrading that $80 Ender 3 after a very short time anyway so in the end its perhaps somewhat of a false economy.
@@somerandomperson8282 No it isn't, because those upgrades again teach you how they work and how to improve them further. Just buying a printer with those things already in place just bypasses the learning and often also gives you something less open for further improvements. Ex. those newer printers often use extrusions with some sides flat, which might look neater, but removes options to attach stuff with T-nuts to that side of the extrusion ...
pot : they now launched a neptune 3 pro with direct drive, you prédite the future
I just bought 3 pro
Fantastic review
How did you make out on easy nylon? I have the same filament you have and printed a light fixture and it turn out great but when I used it in a printer enclosure it just deformed.
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Can you hook it up to a pi for octoprint?
I'll ask this politely because you and your brother have one of the most objective reviews on the platform. Do you ever have the urge to donate some of those printers you'll never use to a few libraries or after school programs. You obviously come from a wealthy family, so there are ones you can give away while they still work properly.
Joey how do you knew they will never use them? Or how wealthy they are? You know what they say about assumptions...
@@somerandomperson8282 haha I do. True true
You sound almost exactly the same as a cuter version of Teaching Tech when you talk.
You listed the PETG printing temp at 200 Celcius, is that an error, or did it actually print well at that temp?
Just typo, PETG was printed at 230-235 / 85C.
Will the Eryone spools fit in a Bambu Labs x1c AMS?
I would like to buy 10 spools.
If it does not fit is there an easy way to transfer it to a Bambu spool?
I am using Eryone $13 PLA and $12 PETG on almost every printer including the BambuLab X1 AMS. In fact, the AMS fits most filament except for those non regular size spools.
@@AuroraTech Thank you for the info and all the great videos as well!
Eryone is that cheap over there?! It's on the expensive side, here in Germany.
Elegoo Neptune 3 or Creality CR-6 SE?
Neptune 3 or Ender-3 S1, but don't buy CR-6SE. I have videos for all 3 of them.
@@AuroraTech Thankss! So glad you answered me. I will watch them. Any reason in particular? They are the same price here in Brazil.
Well done, gorgeous!! 😎
"Well done!!"
See? Less creeper vibes. Comon guy...
@@oldgamer1673 You talking about "creeper vibes" , it says more about you than about me....
@@TestTest-eb8jr my point was that if the video only contained a voice over and the same information it would have been just as informative.
If you were on the street and say similar things it would be taken as creepy, just because its stated online does not make it any more innocent.
I'm not trying to be offensive or critical, and if you are a personal friend or family of hers, my apoligies! It would be considered normal and just peachy in that case.
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kek should have waited for this clone of the ender 3 s1
you two are great, love the vids, hope you have a bright future!
Ok, where are you finding eryone for $12? All I see is 22-30. Thanks!
Here you go:
$13 PLA: bit.ly/3cRPz0I
$12 PETG: bit.ly/3Q4pDgE
that was a bolt, not a nut
FYI, that was a Bolt you printed not a nut
Z axis looks crocked.. not in line..
Eryone is here in Germany more than twice as expensive. :(
Nobody should waste thier money on a roller motion system at this price point in 2022... not when the kingroon can deliver a larger print bed and all linear rails on the KP5L for $250 (find a coupon) sure the kingroon isn't perfect but... the bad things about it are minor and or software related.
This is more like a Anycubic Vyper copycat. Has all the same features and even the old Printer serial port.