Neptune 3 Pro

I went from an elegoo neptune 3 to the p1s with ams. My gawd, i cant believe the difference. The p1s is so much better, easier, faster, more intuitive than the nep3. The differences between the p1 and the p2 would be wasted/lost on me. I couldnt be happier. I know there are "better, faster, quick ch

Idk if I'd want to deal with a Neptune in 2026. Are you sure the A1 mini is that expensive though, and you aren't looking at the combo that includes the AMS system? How much is an Elegoo Centauri Carbon where you live? That's an option I'd take over A1 mini and A1 anytime.

I don't know about the 16k, but the S4U I got is still chugging away after many months. My roommate's Centauri Carbon is still performing well, as is his Neptune 3 Pro. I'm not dismissing your issues, but to say that people should avoid Elegoo completely because of a faulty run of motherboards seems

I made the YouTube video that he linked on how to use it. I’m pretty good at picking up new engineering projects, but I’ll say this was a nice challenge. If I could do it again, I’d make it in high quality PLA and skip the ribbing attachment. (I still can’t get it working.. but I’ve used a ribber ju

I bought an Elegoo Neptune 3 and I like it a lot.It was on sale for a price I liked, and I wanted FDM to avoid the work and toxins from working with resin printing.

I have been VERY satisfied with mine since the day I got it and have nothing bad to say about it. It's not multicolor (yet) but that was never the reason I got it. It's become my "fire and forget" system (and I still have and Ender 3 S1 and an Elegoo Neptune 3 Max.

Uh. Well. Coming off of that other comment. I mean I've never had Bambu but I have a feeling their products are a little more tight and sturdy. I only have an Elegoo Neptune 3 Pro but have been using it for about two and a half years without issue and minimal maintenance (literally only tightening b

My kids have beat the shit out of an Elegoo Neptune 3 Pro, it's been pretty good to us. The 4 is the current model and a pretty good buy I think. If you go up into the $400 range you can get something with an enclosure and core XY setup (a bit faster) that can handle a wider range of materials, but

I got the Elegoo Neptune 3, and its worked well as my first printer. I use it with the Ultimaker Cura slicer software, and blender to play with the 3d models.

Alot of libraries now have really good 3d printers. They let you use them at a very cheap rate. Could be an option. Aside from that i use wood. Wrap the wood in vinyl for a finished look. I have a older elegoo neptune 3. I use it for so much stuff. You can get a used one sub 100. I love mine for pro