Adventurer 5M Pro

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

Orca-Flashforge is okay, if you are familiar with Orca you may miss a few features, for most of my printing I don’t. As far as firmware goes, be cautious, many of the problems we hear about are people who are either very early to adopt a new firmware family, try to upgrade to fix a “problem” which s

the Flashforge adventurer 5m pro is a pretty good and relatively inexpensive option, but the Bambu P1S seems to be the more popular choice these days. you can find some good options in this thread

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

Do you 100% want to do multi-color and are willing to purchase the extra AMS for the Bambu? Then I suggest going with it. The AD5X is FINE but it is nowhere near as good as multi-color as a Bambu. But its cheap. Like, $350 dollars cheap on Amazon right now (so I've heard). So if you're on a budget,

If you're thinking of pulling the trigger on the adventurer 5m pro, sometimes Flashforge has sales. Especially with the ADXM out now, the price of the 5m pro shouldn't be too high. There's always the route of buying the 5m and printing the enclosure for a fraction of the difference (although you do

I got an Adventurer 5M Pro as my first printer. For a printer that is this well built, for this inexpensive price, there is guaranteed to be a learning curve. Watch lots if videos and read forums. It took me only a couple of days to get the results I wanted. I love my Flashforge printers. Great outp

Flashforge adventurer 5m - pro if you can afford the extra 100 or so - still less than £350 220 x 220 x 220 plate Out of the box printing Absolute workhorse You can see the results of my terrain printing on my page all with the FDM A5MP

Budget and what exactly you want to do will dictate this, but the Elegoo Centauri Carbon and Bambu P1S as well as Flashforge Adventurer 5M Pro all get you into ABS and ASA filaments. The P1S and Centauri Carbon will get you into some of the less exotic nylons. If you have more coin to blow there are

I got the flashforge adventurer 5m pro, on sale right now for 380 js. Great printer for beginner and the experienced alike. Fast prints and easy to work on. Enclosed which makes it ultra quiet and doesn’t get smelly because of the filtration fans. My first and only printer but I 100% recommend it