Neptune 4 Plus

Hey there u/Trenchcoat_Dave , Longtime Elegoo owner and veteran prop maker here, Congratulations on acquiring your new printer, although also sorry to hear about your printer related issues. I have one of the OG Neptune 4 Plus's and she's my most run printer at 3500 hours - they're solid workhorses.

Hey Elecktro_PR, I own 3 Elegoo products, the Neptune 4 Max (my oldest printer), Neptune 4 Plus, and the CC2 which I've used for about a week and a half now. Don't get me wrong, I love my Neptune's but the CC2 is "THE" total package I've always wanted when I started 3 years ago. Usage Summary: Like

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

Hey u/Soggy-Association888 , Another user posted a few days back asking the same questions I'm going to copy and paste my response since I own the CC2 - Tl;dr - It's an amazing printer Part 1 of 2 I own 3 Elegoo products, the Neptune 4 Max (my oldest printer), Neptune 4 Plus, and the CC2 which I've

Hey u/Sorry-Elk-443 . Tenured / Experienced Elegoo owner here - I started fresh about 4 years ago and dived into the world of 3d printing. Since my start I own an Elegoo Neptune 4 Plus, Neptune 4 Max, and the Centauri Carbon 2. If I were starting brand new again, I highly recommend the CC1 or a Nept

Despite what others may say, the Elegoo brand was made as a functional and affordable brand to get you a product that isn't overly expensive but it also isn't made to be a "Premium" printer. Parts wear out, maintenance is required, and the manufacturer stands by their products in many times even pas

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

Hey u/Mr-dinosaurman - The Elegoo Neptune 4 Plus is an awesome printer. There is a learning curve on how to get the best prints with it but it is 100% worth it. Spend time learning as much as you can about calibrating prints to the filament you are using. I've used this device for 3.5 years and do m

Hey u/JustxTired Overview: Going to go against the grain and state I'm team Elegoo. There are two primary kinds of FDM Printers, Core XY and what the community commonly refer to as "Bed Slingers". While the bed slinging technology has been around for a long time, the more modern (and more expensive)

Hey u/digitalhick - Fellow Neptune 4 plus owner and prop maker here Your prints look great - if its only the supports that are failing try these couple of suggestions: - Slow the movement/ traverse speed of your print head. The quick jerks and movement will shake the bed and cause potential stringin