Centauri Carbon

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

"the year is 2045, the Elegoo centauri carbon 29 is now out, Cable issues still exist and we are still waiting for a feature prommised as part of the CC1 release"

Welp you are the 8th owner with a failed deck panel I have heard of. there are probably way more. more detail here and also in the elegoo discord https://www.reddit.com/r/elegoo/comments/1rtcrnd/centauri_carbon_2_arrived_from_amazon_with_cracks/https://www.reddit.com/r/elegoo/comments/1r5lhdm/interesting_cr

I would recommend pulling up the Elegoo Centauri Carbon wiki page and start learning how to disassemble your printhead and replace your hotend. I was able to recover from a smaller blob without replacing the entire hot end, but I did have to replace the nozzle. I would advise being very careful unpl

So 20 CC2's. That doesn't seem like a high amount. I wonder where these returns are coming from since Elegoo was selling CC returns themslves. My guess these are from third party retailers like Best Buy or Microcenter in the US and others around the world. Even Amazon might be liquidating return uni

You need a new toolhead board because the 1.1.42 firmware that included the code for this AMS system that was decompiled referenced a toolhead filament detector that does not have pins broken out on the toolhead board that is in the CC1 I mentioned this in the comments of the cable fire hazard post

@Op I would recommend holding off buying the Centauri Carbon in general until you see how Elegoo handles the treatment of its mass of consumers who’ve purchased the CC version 1 (shitty single cabin light and camera) and version 2 owners (dual cabin light and kinda better camera, recent buyers). Whe

I enjoy the options and materials my Centauri Carbon does, as well as not locking you into a slicer ecosystem like Bambu. There was a kerfuffle about FlashForge claiming to work with law enforcement if you uploaded a firearm part onto their design site, so some people are mad about that. Elegoo has

Oh, also for switching to non canvas use you can print the adapter Elegoo put out to switch more quickly. If you want to use bare PTFE collets theirs has some problem so I did a remix to fix it https://www.reddit.com/r/ElegooCentauriCarbon/comments/1tdqzk8/remixed_the_elegoo_flexible_filament_adapter_for/

Huge congratulations on the OpenCentauri patched firmware release! It's awesome to see such a big step forward in improving the Elegoo Centauri Carbon with open-source community-driven development. Your hard work and dedication to enhancing stability, features, and overall performance really shows.