Great review I just sent an Egloo Pro 3 back after having nothing but problems with it I am looking for a workhorse printer this one looks like it can do the job.
Removing the top or opening the door has been recommended for enclosed printers for years, however, I have never had any problems printing PLA with my printers fully enclosed and I have quite a few enclosed machines, I do have good cooling though and on 2 machines I have extraction fans so maybe that is the reason I can print PLA in an enclosure.
You need to clean the carbon rods because the bearing that they use is self-lubricating ... basically it "dissolves" as you use it and leaves debris behind on the rods. The Bambu Lab X1C/P1/P1S also have carbon rods.
@@ericroman9126 Just like any part yes. I can't easily find life expectancy info but im guessing they should last a while. They're called "Carbon Graphite Bearings" if you wanna get more info.
I am guessing that ASA prints very similar to ABS. This last Christmas I got me and my boys a Bambu P1S - our first printer. My first ASA print failed because a corner lifted. No failures since as I cranked the bed temp to 100°C and pre-heat the printer for maybe 30min. My first ASA print was an RC boat hull for Sripol's 30" long tug boat. Big, thick sections. I've also done well with LW-PLA and a little soft TPU for plane tires. Anyway, Bambu made printing ASA easy. That said, I bought a Qidi X-Smart for my boy for $285, direct from Qidi. That's nice cause they don't charge sales tax. I'll have to set up the X-Smart this weekend and I expect it to perform well.
They have the Qidi camera for the x smart 3,.x plus 3, x max 3 on Amazon. They have it in stock at Amazon's warehouse at the moment of writing this comment. It's only $40 on Amazon and gets delivered next day
Great review I just sent an Egloo Pro 3 back after having nothing but problems with it I am looking for a workhorse printer this one looks like it can do the job.
Removing the top or opening the door has been recommended for enclosed printers for years, however, I have never had any problems printing PLA with my printers fully enclosed and I have quite a few enclosed machines, I do have good cooling though and on 2 machines I have extraction fans so maybe that is the reason I can print PLA in an enclosure.
Latest revision of the x-smart is shipping with an extraction fan on the rear wall of the enclosure…….
You need to clean the carbon rods because the bearing that they use is self-lubricating ... basically it "dissolves" as you use it and leaves debris behind on the rods. The Bambu Lab X1C/P1/P1S also have carbon rods.
Dissolve? Does that mean you'll eventually have to replace the bearing. Hopefully later in ownership than sooner.
@@ericroman9126 Just like any part yes. I can't easily find life expectancy info but im guessing they should last a while. They're called "Carbon Graphite Bearings" if you wanna get more info.
I am guessing that ASA prints very similar to ABS. This last Christmas I got me and my boys a Bambu P1S - our first printer. My first ASA print failed because a corner lifted. No failures since as I cranked the bed temp to 100°C and pre-heat the printer for maybe 30min. My first ASA print was an RC boat hull for Sripol's 30" long tug boat. Big, thick sections. I've also done well with LW-PLA and a little soft TPU for plane tires. Anyway, Bambu made printing ASA easy. That said, I bought a Qidi X-Smart for my boy for $285, direct from Qidi. That's nice cause they don't charge sales tax. I'll have to set up the X-Smart this weekend and I expect it to perform well.
Could you post a link to the collapsing sword and the chain mail?
They have the Qidi camera for the x smart 3,.x plus 3, x max 3 on Amazon. They have it in stock at Amazon's warehouse at the moment of writing this comment. It's only $40 on Amazon and gets delivered next day
Dude quit whining so much about not getting free shit, most of us don't care how you got it just stick to the topic.