Neptune 4 Max

Hey u/GeneralPack4401 , check out the Elegoo Neptune product line. The Neptune 4 Plus and Neptune 4 Max will have more build volume than any of the Bambu products and like yourself, I started back in the day with early Makerbots. The Elegoo products are very budget friendly however they will require

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

Absolutely, it helps me refreshen up from time to time as well! I would like to think that with a fine tuned profile, the Neptune 4 Max should theoretically be able to do be close to the A1 Mini but because of how large the bed is, I almost wouldn't recommend matching a smaller bed slinger because t

Yea unfortunately you will need to compromise on “user-friendlyness” to meet that budget. Perhaps look at the elegoo Neptune 4 max. Im not sure how much that costs where you are? Ultimately you CAN buy a smaller format printer, but youll spend a lot more time in post processing by joining pieces tog

Dang, I feel like I am missing out.😃 My Neptune 4 Max is my first printer. I was meticulous about assembly, making sure everything was square and tight. Washed the plate with soap and water. I went through the leveling process included in the box (even using "gasp" the paper method), then auto level

before I reach the price point that a new printer at this build volume (400x400x500) commands So the rub is you can get an Elegoo Neptune 4 Max for under $400, which is roughly the same build volume(420x420x480) but already has Klipper, auto bed leveling, a direct drive extruder, hot end rated for 3

Elegoo neptune 4 max or neptune 3. I personally print mine on a neptune 3 plus

Hey u/SeikoGym , Not 100% sure what your use case, do you want to print big or small? What kind of objects are you looking to make? For small to medium prints, check out the multi award winning Elegoo Centauri Carbon ($285): https://us.elegoo.com/products/centauri-carbon For medium to large size pri

Honestly, if you want: large build volume relatively low maintenance easy printing and an open ecosystem then every option will involve some compromise. K1 Max: very fast and relatively mature now, but still a Creality machine — sometimes great, sometimes frustrating. Good if you like tinkering a li

Elegoo Neptune 4 max is best bang per volume printer.