Kobra

No. You can get a Bambu A1 mini for this price, or an Anycubic Kobra X for about $50 more. Those both come with a lot of features that make printing a lot easier. Also a warranty

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

Just my .02 so take it as you will. Buy an enclosed coreXY printer - the print quality difference versus "open-air" bedslingers is vast, more exotic filaments can be used without so much worry as well. For what it's worth I have an Anycubic Kobra S1 with an Ace Pro and it serves me quite well. The p

It's not really advice specific for the Kobra S1 so if you've already had 3D printers this might be pretty obvious but make sure you do everything properly. 3D printers are the best they've ever been but they still require a bit of work on behalf of the user. If you start using a new filament type (

You can download Makerworld models and use them on Anycubic's slicer, Anycubic Slicer Next. I recommend using the slicer for best results and total control over the quality and rigidity of your print. Anycubic also offers its own library of STL and 3MF files on their MakerOnline website, which you c

Kobra X is new and doesn’t have the proven long-term reliability/reputation of the A1, but spec-wise and feature-wise it’s the better printer. I’ve had a great experience, great print quality, and no issues after 30 hours of printing, and it seems like Anycubic has really stepped up their game with

Mehrfarbdruck wirst du mit dem Drucker nicht mehr hinbekommen. Der günstige Einstieg darin wären: Bambulab A1 und A1 Mini, die allerdings schon eine ganze weile auf dem Markt sind und eigentlich ein Refresh bekommen könnten, oder noch günstiger der Anycubic Kobra X. Zu letzterem kann ich nix sagen,

Get the kobra X. I legitimately have no idea why anycubic launched the kobra 4. Machine nearly identical with less capabilities for almost the same price.

I had Kobra 2 max and now Kobra 3 Max. I've never had adhesion problems with Anycubic's PEI sheets. Don't use glue, clean it with isopropyl before every print, usually just the spot you will use for the print. Heat the bed more than you usually do, for instance I print PETG at 85C bed and it works g

For my part, the Kobra X prints better than my S1. I think it comes down to better axis stability and a much more even bed. The automatic filament calibration is better on the Kobra X, which plays a big part in the print quality. The Kobra X allows you to print more standard materials, but you can s