Kobra

New 3d printers are so much easier to use. I was in the same boat as you, but after talking to some people in the hobby and my son wanting one for christmas, we bit on an anycubic kobra 3 v2, and its been absolutely amazing.

It’s so freaking helpful! My pop had a stroke when I was 2 and was pretty profoundly disabled by the time he passed and I’m now disabled and frequently make my own stuff. Cults3d has a whole section of accessibility prints, so there’s even heaps there if you can’t or are too lazy to model (it’s me,

It was the best entry-level standard sized bed slinger for a very long time. It’s still one of the best, but it has some decent competition now, like the Anycubic Kobra X and the Creality SparkX i7

There are currently three main versions of hotends for the Kobra S1: The first version of the original hotend with a PTFE/ceramic throat tube. These are more prone to clogging issues, and the filament tends to get stuck in areas that make assembly difficult. The second version of the original hotend

I have a Snapmaker U1 and love it! But also wanted a secondary printer - not sure why other than to fuel my 3D printer obsession 🤣. Anyhoo I ended up ordering a Kobra X because it is one of very few printers that can do multi material with TPU like the U1. Have never owned an Anycubic and not sure I

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

I'm in 3d printing since about 2017 so quite a while. Back then it was pretty trouble some. Today with the modern printers it's very much plug and play. I just bought myself an Anycubic Kobra X which is just awesom. Prints extremy fast and reliable and doesn't cost you a fortune https://de.anycubic.

I started my 3D journey with a Goodwill AnyCubic Mega Zero 2.0, that is basically the same as a Ender 3. It was not functional when I got it. I had to do quite a bit of service to get it going. The way I would look at buying an old printer is that your buying an education tool. The new printers work

I just got mine too, no AMS though, and upgraded from an Anycubic Kobra 2. This thing is a game changer. You don't have to babysit every little thing. My favorite is that you don't have to mess with the Z axis anymore and print tests. That was always so time wasting.

Ich kann dir den Anycubic Kobra X empfehlen, ist zwar offen, bringt aber ein Colorsystem für 4 Farben direkt mit. Habe den im Presale für 260 bekommen und bin echt zufrieden mit dem was er leistet. Gerade für Anfänger (bin ich selber) sehr intuitiv zu bedienen. Modelle von Makerworld, etc. ohne Prob