Wuxn WXR - 3D Printer - Unbox & Setup
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2023
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The Wuxn WXR, our flagship 3D printer, has been thoughtfully designed as a 'turn-key' solution for both beginners and experienced professionals. Fitted with premium components, it guarantees reliable and efficient 3D printing results.
High-Speed printing, with speeds of up to 500 mm/s.
No data collection before, during, or after printing.
Easy Plug-&-Play setup in 10 minutes.
Industry-leading customer support.
Perfect first layer out of the box.
Open source and customizable.
American designed and built.
Unmatched print quality.
Easy support removal.
Silent operation.
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I had no 3d printing experience before buying this printer. I opened the box, went through all the steps in this video and have had zero issues. I gladly support veteran owned US based companies and have zero issues paying for quality and solid customer service.
This looks amazing. Ordered and excited to get prusa quality from a veteran owned American company!
And for those complaining about the price, well ive had enders, friwnds with P1Ps, and and theyve all had problems. Something out the box that prints is awesome. Plus i still like open source bed slingers
Just got mine a few days ago. The build quality of this printer is top notch. Parts and build quality is were the money goes. The 3d printed parts quality used are well above the ones you find on a Prusa. I already put it trough the ringer with my own speed tests and profiles. 250mm/s is no problem for the 1:1 gear ratio and copperhead hotend. Printed a wuxn cube in 26 min without input shaping and it looks not even bad. I had to slice my own wuxn cube as the provided sample is not a representation what the printer can actually do at normal speeds. The print quality is way better than the sample after adjusting a few settings using prusa slicer. Looking forward to the Quake firmware update which probably puts it ahead of Bambulab and Prusa.
I can't wait to get mine. Tired of fiddling with my ender 3 and my MK3S hotend...
@@wayne7824 Use a powder coated PEI sheet for PLA and lower Z by about 0.2mm....for perfect first layers. The provided Buildtak sticks too much with PLA. Buildtak it is perfect for PETG not so much for PLA.
That's a well built printer with quality branded parts. Shows where the money went. Only gripe would be the rollers running on t-slots and not v-slots.
Nice share. Will consider.
Thanks for the review! Could you please do a follow-up video down the road showing how this printer holds up at the higher print speeds since it appears to be able to compete with the m5/c, sovoll 7, & latest Neptune/ Kobra 2 printers?
"rated up to 500mm/s" but why you printed 10x slower then?
The input shaping software update comes out later this month
@@trippytrolls oh ok, another 3d printer business selling an unpolished product.....(read Prusa)
@@cybergnetwork588that's an incorrect statement. This printer was out a long time before IS was available, they are just upgrading the firmware which can be applied to all WXR already sold
The little artefacts that you see are from the z-hop which they have enabled in the profile by default, if you disable them they'll clear up.
I think that this is a big deal for the US domestic 3D print industry. Sure, the price may be high, but look at what you are getting for $849! Everything with this printer is top notch and if you compare this directly to a Prusa MK4, you are saving some coin to get the same if not better quality on a fully assembled printer. Sure, you could get a Bambu P1S w/AMS but not everyone wants that printer and there is something about an open source QUALITY 3d printer.
I like the idea of American made because we need to have something domestic rather than all majority brands coming internationally, support being a main issue and concern for most, but that price point is a lot for me compared to what you can get else where.
Agreed, plus ordering parts for a similar printer like the MK3s is a nightmare. Having a local source sells it for me
Anyone know when they are adding mulitcolor printing for this?
Looks really solid printer, but comon benchy time 1h 20 min is really slow. My K1C printed in 14 minutes with great quality.
You shouldn't have changed the z seam alignment to random, makes prints much uglier. I have two WXR's now, haven't changed a setting and flawless printing.
who is the market for this printer?
There is a feeling among some that non-American products are junk and only American products are good. Those people are willing to pay a premium to show their like minded friends how they support US companies. I’m happy enough with my "junk" printers. Haha
Probably people that prints 24/7
not worth it mate ..you can buy a p1s and mmu for that
Can't agree more! You meant AMS, right? lol ;)
I kinda agree. The P1S is a superior printer BUT longevity is still a question mark. This one on the other hand is a printer that will never die
@@elleryfg7853True. Open source is a big plus.
IF you're based in US, feel patriotic and can spare that amount of cash for heavily modified Prusa Bear upgrade with chinese parts, that's fine. But if you're not in US and 3D printing is more than a hobby you could easily grab three Core XY Qidi Tech X-Plus II's within a week. On the top of that it has a Linux discriminating slicer, another big No in my books. I really appreciate the amount of work that's gone into this printer package and fair play to the developers but with the steep competition in this market and cheaper offerings with similar print quality and ease of use, the tagline "Made in USA" (or more precisely, partially made in USA) will hardly appeal to the regular hobbyists to open their wallets, especially the ones outside the US.
Literally twice the price of an AnkerMake M5C
US assembly, support and some components, it is also user serviceable unlike the ankermake and doesn't steal your data
@@trippytrolls I understand your point, but $400 extra isn’t worth it. And I’ve never given Ankermake any information to steal
@@trippytrolls I don’t know what you mean by not user serviceable. I’ve taken the. extruder completely apart, adjusted the fittings and belts, which are replaceable… not sure what’s left?
And twice the quality
@@omegadeepblue1407 What does that even mean? They all print the same level heights, they use the same nozzles, print at the same temperatures, similar speeds, they all have similar controls to handle different filaments, they all print PLA/PETG/ASA… all of these machines are essentially the same. Not just this one and the Ankermake, basically all of them. I guarantee you that the Wuxn WXR doesn’t print “twice the quality”. That doesn’t even make sense in today’s market.
WXR Speed Test: ua-cam.com/video/1vULbUshyeI/v-deo.html
too damn expensive compared to the competition
This is a direct clone of a Prusa. from the printed parts to the motor layout and the control screen even down to the small flashing led in the front of the bed strain re-leaf and the check list.
And after looking at the price, Yep it costs like a Prusa, super pricey for a small bed printer. even if it works well.
I wasn't sure if it was an American made printer but after seeing the price I'm 99 percent certain it's American...
3d printed components for 850? ridiculous
True, but less ridiculous than 1200Euro 3D printed Prusa 😀That's why I 3D print and build my own printers.
They are high as hell for that price lol
Thank you so much for your video, this is not a negative on your work...but this printer is wayyyy too over priced. For that price, the amount of 3d printed parts is unacceptable. You can tell they decided to do it since Prusa does so, but not worth it.
If you do 3D printing then why do you see 3D printed parts as inferior?
$850? With the Ender v3 Se and the I can get 4 of Printers that are BETTER than this. For this price get a PRUSA or Hell get a Bambu P1P and an AMS! Or TWO K1's
agreed
Or an army of Ender 2 Pro's
Please tell you are not comparing this printer with an Ender or any Chinese printer
@@elleryfg7853 can i complain with a Prusa or a Lulzbot?
@@omegadeepblue1407 compare it with a Prusa? Of course but this printer is in a lot of ways superior to a MK4 or MK3S
Like everyone else has said, the price is just too high. They are trying to compete with Prusa it seems. It is a decent printer but that price is going to keep a lot of people away because you have bambu, ankermake, etc that are way cheaper and do just as good of a job and some are enclosed.
Yeah but both the Wuxn and Prusa are designed, partially sourced and assembled in developed countries without chinese slave labor.
@trippytrolls pretty sure most of those parts are still from china.