Neptune 4 Max

So... it depends. I have printed an entire 35gal "tote" box worth of terrain for approximately $30. Three rolls of fillament. Depending on the quality of your printer, and the quality settings, a three tier, large "corner" ruin will take between 12-24 hours all-together (based on my Neptune 4 Max -

Hey u/NeiaLancia , Congrats on your new 3d printer! Longtime Elegoo Neptune 4 Max owner here, that was the first printer I owned and started on and absolutely love it. I have over 1500 hours printing on it now and she still works like new. Just a few pieces of advice 3d Printing is a continuous lear

Great post u/WriterEducational304 , Their support has been excellent for me as well in the past with my most recent one being a motherboard replacement (no charge) after my 3 year old, out of warranty, Neptune 4 Max had the print bed stop moving after roughly 3000 hours of printing. It's great to se

u/Fioricascastle this is normal for the Neptune 4 Max. I have over 1500 printing hours with mine, this is what mine look like after just cleaning the chassis the weekend previously. So long as the bed is not wobbly and is freely moving, there will be some POM dust generated during prints. When they

Anyone saying it can't be done due to scale I present you the elegoo Neptune 4 max, the majority of it's issues are fixed nowadays, bambu can outdo that

I will say cc1 is a great machine and very much will say I use mine quite a bit even though just single color. I will also say even though very late to delivering this promise they are appearing to finally come through. Seeing what is all now needing to be done to get the cc1 multicolor capable one

I had a bit of issue with the Neptune 4 max when I first receive it. I was a noob. So I blame myself for not understanding how it work. After a few months of learning and doing the leveling. The machine has been great for over a year now. So far been working fine.

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 have 3 CC1s and 3 Neptune 4 Maxes. The CC1s have worked without any error other than bed adhesion issues on a tricky model that I was able to fix with a clean build plate, a little glue stick, and slowing print speed down. The Neptunes I need to make tiny z-offset adjustments when I'm printing a n