UNBOXING AND REVIEWING THE NEW FLSUN T1 3D PRINTER

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[@wazzamanu]

I really enjoy your content and look forward to more in the future. Great video. Love my T1 , it has become a tool in my creative workshop.

[@juicyballerina12]

Mine still needs a week, thank you for sharing about T1

[@dennisgignac5103]

Great video !!!
Thank you

[@NickBR57]

30 thousand acceleration not 3000.
They may say they can get 90 mm³/s flow, but what PLA can flow at that rate, I would like to know?
As for 1000 mm/s speed, that will depend not just on having material that can achieve the flow, but also on the model - reaching that speed will need long enough straight runs. For many practical models I doubt you will ever get anywhere near it.
Did you measure it?
Any print profiles included and properly tuned from the box?
Did you actually measure noise level with and without silencer at 1m?
Build volume is deceptive as a delta cannot reach the same height at the edges as the centre and if youbare printing functional parts with straight edges the plate size is smaller for a square than the specified size (you have to fit the square inside the circle, do 360mm becomes roughly (doing the calc in my head) 285mm square).

[@RobJordanKeepGames]

I'm pretty sure the 1000 mm/s is travel speed, not print speed. I have an S1 and that's how it works on it.

[@NickBR57]

@@RobJordanKeepGames Just deceptive marketing then?
When it was first announced the S1 looked like a good option but now it is out and people have reviewed it, it's not looking so good
What's your experience?

[@eaman11]

@@NickBR57 Max speed is always travel speed, it's how much the motors are able to move the effector / toohead.
Print speed is a matter of line width and layer height, hence flow and cooling.

[@jserr9682]

question have you try printing a model 330mm in height if you had please show me...other than that not sure your review is been completely honest about this machine

[@Nullsing]

Some user attempted to do so but its hard lock at around 29xmm

[@FlavieSidebottom]

​@@Nullsing You said 29xmm is the maximum height of the whole cylinder, right? The maximum print area of the delta is a combination of the height of the cylinder and the cone

[@Nullsing]

@@FlavieSidebottom Yes, its stopped at about 294mm for me when printing a simple tall object. I just received the printer yesterday and trying to print tall object right away to test this

[@sasha167-p7b]

Very detailed and excellent review.

[@huntliba]

I would like to see that 90mm^3/s :D

[@protonus]

Where is your S1 video? I saw you made two shorts with it weeks ago but no long form video yet?

[@3DPrintingCanada]

@@protonus it’s coming!!

[@Maurita-x7e]

Always got your back. ❤

[@eaman11]

35 minutes and she doesn't even see / hear how it runs?