Neptune 4 Max

In my opinion, you don't need to use glue to print with PETG as a heated bed is more than enough adhesion for my N4Max in the basement. My normal routine is clean the print bed with Isopropyl Alcohol and make sure the bed is level and the Z-offset is setup properly then send it. I set my print bed t

I got a neptune 4 max about a month ago. After 2 small prints, I went all in and printed a prototype xbox shell. 190 hours. The amount of rubber dust from the bed was insane, but its broken in now haha.

-Bambu is more refined and "beginner friendly" -Neptune runs klipper which allows for modding -Bambu has a more plug and play focus -Neptune has a steep (ish) learning curve The 4 max is definitely a capable printer but in my experience with the 4 plus, you definitely need to learn if you haven't al

Hey dude - 1st, chill out, you're on the internet and people who are asking real questions are getting real answers from real people like myself. Believe whatever you'd like but I don't use AI or bots to come up with my answers, I simply answered from a mobile device and yes - there can be issues in

I've seen it before where different PETG brands will operate slightly different. I use Elegoo's Rapid PETG and it prints like PLA, in that it's been very easy to work with without any real issues. I have a very large print going on with this filament that is going to take about a 1.5days to finish o

When I got mine a few years ago I followed the instructions and my 1st print (Benchy) completed only the skirt and then failed. I then started reading the forums etc. and for years now my prints are flawless. what I did: Update the Firmware to latest Change to Orca Slicer Understand the Bed Leveling

I have a Q2 that works great too, I have Snapmaker U1, great printer, I have 3 centauri carbons, and one Neptune 4 Max. Must the time successful prints. Reddit is a place that people asking for help, must the time they show only fail prints here, but these machines are great. Just follow the instruc

I had my Neptune 4 Plus for around a year before getting a Centauri Carbon. I've found the CC to have much better quality. Occasionally I'll run on my N4+ but usually for testing things I'm designing so that they are generally useful and don't need the extra precision of the CC. Orca Slicer is also

I own one. Out of the following brands ive bought. Bambu, flsun, elegoo, anycubic, and sovol. Sovol is the 2nd best imo. It does have vfas though. Im not a huge tuner and cant tell you if it van be tuned out easily. But part quality pit of the box is pretty good. This is compared to an elegoo neptun

I am (or better, was) in the same boat as you. I bought the N4 max in Dec 23 as an upgrade for my Kobra 1 Max. It took a lot of tuning and tinkering to get parts to even print, not even reliably, let alone good looking ones. To be fair it was my first klipper printer, but with the box standard POM w