Kobra

$50 of it is the motors and mechanical bits. The other $250 is the software that makes it work seamlessly with the printer. There’s a reason other companies implementations are not nearly as good. I’ve tried the anycubic kobra and crealities version and it’s nowhere near as good quality.

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

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 (

A1 is not the highest quality you can squeeze out of an FDM printer. And there is no guarantee that other printer manufacturers won't follow the path of Bambu--especially lower-level consumer brands that are competing with Bambu for the entry-level market. But if you are looking for A1 quality and p

We have to work around this since the Kobra X doesn't have a 0.2 / 0.25 hardened nozzle profile yet And since nozzles of that diameter for the Kobra X are sold almost exclusively in hardened versions, it’s complicated. Keep the 0.4 hardened profile on the printer so that PID control is accurate, ins

Why did you release Anycubic Slicer Next, instead of allowing integration with Orca Slicer? Why didn't you port over the per colour transition purge volume configuration feature from Orca? I'm having bleeding issues with dark to light colour transition on the Kobra 3 Combo. Why does your LAN mode no

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

I’d recommend skipping the Kobra X and stay with the A1. It’s proven, and with the Anycubic you’re essentially a beta tester at this point. The one thing I learned switching from Anycubic printers to Bambu - you get what you pay for. They cost less, sure. Are they as reliable in the long term? Hell

1- Why do I not have access to SSH into this printer? 2-Why did you insist on making your own Makerworld/Orca Slicer/ Klipper Copy/Fork? 3- Why are there 3 different hotend styles for the same name Kobra 3? 4-Why did you choose to run all of the ptfe tubes all the way to the hotend on the K3?- Why i

They’ve released the Kobra 4, so it’ll probably be a Kobra 4 Max. As they need to keep up with the competition, they’ll be bringing out a multi nozzle printer, they’ve got no choice and they gave us some clues on 1 April. However, this involves a major change in design and technology, so the R&D pro