Adventurer 5M Pro

If we’re considering just materials alone then yea I clear the cost of most other aftermarket hardtops by a good sum. I bought a printing setup that can churn out all the plastic I need for this project relatively quick which is three printers but I chalked those up to business expenses as I plan on

I switched to Orca Slicer 2.3.2 and rolled back my AD5M Pro to an older firmware. Things are going mostly well since I did that. Not really planning to upgrade to the latest of anything from FlashForge for a while.

I tried to do exactly this with PLA and a FlashForge Adventurer 5M Pro 3D printer, which has less detailed resolution than is possible with resin. It failed, so I resorted to other ways to add life to the scene. Your print should look lovely out front in place of the pumpkin wagon.

I've had my rounds with flashforge. I bought this so 1. Would not have a 50 gallon bag of wasted filament the ad5x put off. 2. Not having 4 different filaments using the same nozzle would elevate 99% of the clogs.3. The idea was to be able to do more intricate stuff while minimizing errors.Mine has

This is my unprocessed Master Chief helmet from Galactic Armory. Used both my AD5M Pro and AD5X on a .4mm nozzle using .12mm nozzle height. Each piece came out so buttery smooth and thoroughly impressed me how impressive these machines can be when at their best. I love my Sunlu filament after dialin

Orca-Flashforge is okay, if you are familiar with Orca you may miss a few features, for most of my printing I don’t. As far as firmware goes, be cautious, many of the problems we hear about are people who are either very early to adopt a new firmware family, try to upgrade to fix a “problem” which s

Good luck and have fun. I am new to 3d printing as of Christmas 2025. My 1st machine was a adventurer 5m pro. I have been having a blast with it. Very user friendly. Not sure the differences with software etc but I use mainline orca slicer and have been having a blast. Some failed prints but mostly

I was running stock since I bought mine a year ago. The recent update to include AI ads in their software is what made me switch to the Klipper mod. From what I know of the Klipper mod, it currently does not brick your machine and allows you to go back to stock should you wish it. That situation mig

I'm looking at them but when I ordered the X2D it was still cheaper in a combo than the U1 by 30% or so and is fully enclosed at that price. I was able to add an AMS-HT and filament track switch and still be lower on price. I'd probably trust snapmaker more than flashforge but the AD5M Pros are doin

I have the FlashForge AD5M Pro which is identical in most ways... It was my first printer and it a good choice for learning. It also offers some good options to expand, upgrade, and modify Zmod or forgex for full klipper. Lots of aftermarket plates in compatible sizes. (Love my cryogrip glacier) Sev