Neptune 4 Plus

A lot of people recommend the ender and I've only had unending issues with it. This is coming from someone who is not new to printers. I think Creality has loosened quality control on the budget line and there's better beginner options with more up to date quality of life features if you are willing

Dein Druckbett ist wahrscheinlich uneben. Das hatte ich bei meinem Elegoo Neptune 4 Plus auch. Hier ist, was ich dir empfehlen würde: Tausche die Federn an den Schrauben zur Druckbett-Nivellierung gegen Gummipuffer aus. Verbinde den Drucker per LAN mit dem PC, damit du auf die Klipper-Oberfläche zug

Hey u/thepartyfoulchicago , Veteran Neptune 4 Max Owner and recent owner of the Centauri Carbon 2 with experience on the CC1, They're both fantastic printers. The possibilities are endless for both machines but in my opinion its a steeper learning curve for the 4 Max since you need to do one extra s

Ok gotcha - this is very helpful. So I'm going to toss it out there, I came from Cura in the past (i think it was the Elegoo 5.6 i used to use) and I couldn't get it to work consistently which prompted me to try out other slicers. For a long while I used Orca and then Elegoo made their own version o

Me iba a ir por una flashforge a5m pro pero me decidi por una elegoo neptune 4 plus que es mucho mas grande, casi el doble. Quiero algo mas versatil, la ad5m pro no se por que la veo muy justa en cuanto a cama de impresion

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I can back elegoo :) I have the Neptune 4 plus and it's been so reliable and easy to work with. The biggest issue I had was the build plate getting oils on it because I wasn't aware my cat was walking on it 🤣 easily solved with a good wash with dish soap lol

Hey u/rEvolutionTU , Just wanted to chime in on my CC2 experience. I've been with Elegoo for 3.5 years, owning a Neptune 4 Plus and Neptune 4 Max before adding the CC2 to my arsenal. The "bed slinger" printers can be a little more involved than your run of the mill set it and forget it type and the

Elegoo constantly has sales. I got a Neptune 4 plus for like $250 last month. As far as issues, the only ones I've had are due to the slicer program messing it up vs the actual printer. My first thing (other the benchy) that I printed out was a whole cosplay suit of armor, and I had no issues apart

So there's no perfect printers, no matter how advanced they are ? Because I'm on elegoo Neptune 4 plus . And my have less red areas than most of you. And I'm just a click away from buying snapmaker.