Neptune 4 Plus

The real jerk is people still pretending Experimental Sugar Canes are somehow any more special and reliable, despite their sub being 90% troubleshooting. It's not either or, literally just buy a Qidi or the Elegoo CC to get the same thing for half the money, you don't have to tinker with jack shit.

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

At this time, they haven't announced a version or variety without the Canvas system. I will say, when I use my CC2, the Canvas is really nice if you have left over spools of the same filament lying around. I have 3 printers and when I have something like a 1/3 left of a filament roll, I add them ont

EVA foam is miles easier to work with vs 3D printed. However you have to handmade every part with foam, unlike a printer. I use a 3D printer for my mandalorian WIP both armour and props, every piece of armor has been downloaded, sized and printed in my bedroom (Elegoo Neptune 4 plus). The advantages

If only one or 2 parts you should outsource it If you are planning on big projects like an svt40 gbbr, or an upper, or a diy hpa engine etc than something like the P1S( combo), qidi Q2 or for large prints an elegoo neptune 4 plus is a good starter Id recommend one with an enclosure so you could expe

Elegoo Neptune 4 Plus or Max. They go on sale from the manufacturer pretty often, and you want a larger print bed. I've made multiple cosplays and props with mine just using PLA+ and the Elegoo slicer program that they recommend. Super easy to set up and use. I'm shit with computers and I have it fi

Cons: - Small build volume - If they made a CC2 Max or Plus size, I would 100% get that as well. This build volume is perfect for small projects which is why I purchased mine. I don't expect to make large objects or cut and piece things together rather all print jobs that I send to this printer are

I have an elegoo neptune 4 plus. It's a larger size and pretty cheap. Not plug and play like a bambu would be. There is some assembly and calibrating before you're ready to go. It can be a bit frustrating. With that said, mine has over 2500 hours on it. I've printed 2 life size droids and am current

Cons: - Small build volume - If they made a CC2 Max or Plus size, I would 100% get that as well. This build volume is perfect for small projects which is why I purchased mine. I don't expect to make large objects or cut and piece things together rather all print jobs that I send to this printer are

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