S1 Pro

All printers have their place. For mass production my Bambus are my go to but for prototyping my FLSun S1 pro is by far the better machine

Install Viking3DK Orca profiles to get high print quality. https://www.printables.com/model/1426214-flsun-s1-s1pro-orca-profiles-v10/related

I love my S1 Pro, though it took a week of dialing in and figuring out settings to make it print at a similar quality to my Bambu A1 Mini. But once that was figured out, it’s been great! Print quality is fantastic and it’s so fast, even with my setting tuned to favor print quality! One thing I’ve ex

AI to the rescue The FLSUN S1 and S1 Pro are both high-speed delta 3D printers, and they share many core features. However, the S1 Pro is an updated version that brings several key improvements and refinements. Think of it less as a complete overhaul and more as an "S1.5" with enhancements that impr

I have an S1 Pro. It’s FAST. It sounds like an alien fight when running. It produces pretty decent parts. If you wanted to print slow materials, I wouldn’t bother. But if you’re slapping in high speed filaments… it’s hard to beat. I did flash mine with the FLSUN Open Source firmware which has been a

schau mal hier: https://guilouz.github.io/FLSUN-S1-Open-Source-Edition/home.html Die haben den Laser komplett ausgeschaltet und Verbesserungen in der Firmware eingebracht, die den S1 und S1 Pro um einige Punkte verbessern. FLSUN kennt die Firmware und ist in gewisser Weise auch daran beteiligt. Zum

I have 2 FLsun S1 Pros. Awesome capability at a very low price. Require more hands-on attention and maintenance. And I have ordered plenty of Spares in advance. Customer service has been good when needed, but very slow - like several days for a simple email exchange. But. The printer, parts and serv

I've got 2 T1 Pro's, 2 T1-U's that have been upgraded with the FLSun 'quiet kit' and 2 S1 Pro's as part of my farm and as far as I can tell the difference between the T1 Pro and the (upgraded) standard T1-U when it comes to printing is...nothing. No, wait, that's not entirely true. The wake-up 'spla

If you want a very fun and extremely fast printer though, check out the flsun s1 pro. It's the fastest consumer-grade 3d printer, costs $1500, and is a delta printer so it looks very cool. I have to warn you though, flsun printers have shit quality control, so there is like a 15% chance you get a pr

I thought that too. But I have proper slicer profiles now and the T1 Pro is wild good and fast! I hear you though, it was a journey to get it really working lol. That said it has the best cooling and best melting system out there. I have every printer from every company. I love the V400's from Flsun