Creator 5 Pro

You can add 3mf files as objects into an existing project and it carries over painting, volume modifiers, fuzzy skin etc. Roughly 99% of the print profiles on makerworld are utter inexcusable trash anyway so when I'm printing other people's models I almost never end up printing them with the author'

I'm looking at them but when I ordered the X2D it was still cheaper in a combo than the U1 by 30% or so and is fully enclosed at that price. I was able to add an AMS-HT and filament track switch and still be lower on price. I'd probably trust snapmaker more than flashforge but the AD5M Pros are doin

This launch has been a complete joke. I love my AD5X. It was well worth the $215 I paid for it. But this really makes me lose faith in FlashForge as a whole. If it wasn't for this I would have almost certainly picked up a Creator 5 Pro, but if a company can release a product with such an obvious bad

Vote for X2D here and I did read your whole post. 😆 Your concerns about third party and support are completely valid. If Bambu made a full tool changer like the U1 I’d say go for that. You can look at the Flashforge Creator 5 Pro for another option, but it also has exposed spools. Bambu’s H2S swaps

I have two FlashForge printers the Adventurer 5M Pro and the Creator 5 Pro I use one for solid color printing and the other of course for multi color. When I received mine a couple of weeks ago I basically learned as I went. Started with small single colors to now multi colors. Some of the builds th

Not really relevant but thanks. This post is just about consumer printers, specifically the Creator 5 Pro, and the consumer 3D printer market… where FlashForge is widely considered to be a joke. A cheap “Amazon brand.” And this issue is a perfect example of why they have this reputation… the company