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 -

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

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

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

It's actually pretty simple. Neptune 4 Max is not supposed to print out of the box. It requires setup and calibration by the user. A1 setup is done at the factory (although it's not individually calibrated).

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 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