Adventurer 5M Pro

I tried to do exactly this with PLA and a FlashForge Adventurer 5M Pro 3D printer, which has less detailed resolution than is possible with resin. It failed, so I resorted to other ways to add life to the scene. Your print should look lovely out front in place of the pumpkin wagon.

I've had my rounds with flashforge. I bought this so 1. Would not have a 50 gallon bag of wasted filament the ad5x put off. 2. Not having 4 different filaments using the same nozzle would elevate 99% of the clogs.3. The idea was to be able to do more intricate stuff while minimizing errors.Mine has

This is my unprocessed Master Chief helmet from Galactic Armory. Used both my AD5M Pro and AD5X on a .4mm nozzle using .12mm nozzle height. Each piece came out so buttery smooth and thoroughly impressed me how impressive these machines can be when at their best. I love my Sunlu filament after dialin

I have the FlashForge AD5M Pro which is identical in most ways... It was my first printer and it a good choice for learning. It also offers some good options to expand, upgrade, and modify Zmod or forgex for full klipper. Lots of aftermarket plates in compatible sizes. (Love my cryogrip glacier) Sev

Way better method of monitoring your printer remotely than Flashforges awful app. Better control over just about every aspect of your printer. Bed mesh function that allows you to make sure your bed is physically level, which makes the auto-level way more accurate and prints come out better. Select

I have a Flashforge Adventurer 5M Pro that I’ve been using to print game inserts out the wazoo and I’ve been pretty happy with it. I’ve had a bit more mixed results with fine detail miniatures but I understand that Resin Printers are the best for that, and I don’t want to mess too much with them.

Ohhhh I didn't even realize that the AD5X was an entirely different machine! I was thinking that this IFS system could be added to my FlashForge machine. Thank you! I know I'm a noob compared to you but maybe that makes my suggestion even more worthwhile, because I don't know anything and I've still

First things you always need to check - is your filament dry? It's not ALWAYS the problem, but once your filament, especially PLA, absorbs moisture, you're going to have a bad time. Is this a brand new, unopened spool or is this one your wife used, left it sitting out, and now you're getting back to

I live in Mililani, and I do a lot of printing. My original workhorse is a Flashforge Adventurer 5M Pro; my preferred rig for detail work and most new models is the Anycubic Kobra 3; the Ace Pro filament feeder box that came with it also has built in drying ability, controlled from the printer's con

I have an Ender 5 pro... it's a hot mess. Took me more time getting it to work than it did actually printing. I went and got a a Flashforge Adventurer 5m pro.... I've had very few failed prints and those are because i did something wrong. Its awesome.. pretty much plug it in and it works. Not too pr