Kobra S1 Combo

Eu tenho uma k1c, ela imprime material de engenharia, a versão C possui bico endurecido para material com carbono. Minha opinião sincera, é uma impressora boa, imprime tudo sem dor de cabeça, mas ela tem alguns problemas que vc precisa ficar atento, mas é possivel imprimir coisas ou fazer upgrades p

That’s an interesting assumption. You’d be wrong. But interesting nonetheless. Honestly, no clue what caused and I likely won’t until I get the blob off and take a look at the nozzle. I had this happen on my old Anycubic Kobra S1 printing PETG-CF and it was because the nozzle started leaking (someth

A bed like that is probably easily corrected by adjusting the z-screws. Though this should've been done at the factory. https://wiki.anycubic.com/en/fdm-3d-printer/kobra-s1-combo/nozzle-scraping-hot-bed

Fwiw I love mine, minor grumbles and all - my first FDM so it's been a learning experience. If I had any advice, it would be the common issues I've seen popping up here and experienced myself: - Be wary when changing/removing/replacing hotends - be sure to seat the hotend all the way up when you pul

Unfortunately, I have experience recently with this assembly. I definitely see an extruder screw missing on the mid-right. May be good to check out these pictures and videos from AnyCubic. https://wiki.anycubic.com/en/fdm-3d-printer/kobra-s1-combo/extruder-module-replacement-guide

Some specs I listed here:- Print volume (mm^3):-- P1S: 256x256x256-- S1: 250x250x250-- K2: 260x260x260- Max tool head speed (mm/s):-- P1S: 500-- S1: 600-- K2: 600- Max tool head acceleration (mm/s^2):-- All: 20,000- Max flow rate of hotend (mm^3/s):-- P1S: 32-- S1: 36-- K2: 40- Max Nozzle temp (C):-

Personally, if you can stretch it, I'd stay far away from an Ender, and prefer a COreXY machine over the bedslingers today- they're a bit more complex, but faster, generally better print quality, and are or can be enclosed to print more advanced materials. Between those two, I'd probably do the A1 m

You can troubleshoot it but if you have it under warranty, claim it and just get a replacement. The beds often taco themselves (I bought funssor bed and gantry to solve this issue) and the hotends are extremely bad (I bought microswiss to solve this). If you want it working as advertised you do have

Hello! There are two complete guides for printer and ACE Pro maintenance on the Anycubic wiki: Printer ACE PRO I use a light high temperature grease type GT-7 which I am happy with, but remember that one of the best options is light grease with PTFE. Do not be guided by time frames or number of hour

They also said the nozzle was going to be hot swappable in the early bird website. And that the wifi was dual band. They even posted a video of the machine printing things on a shaking machine, and said in the video they tested every element of the printer to perfect it. Lmao. I still can't get the