T1 Max

There is nothing out there that can push 90mm3. There is no filament that can verify that the t1 can even push it either. Some people have claimed 60mm3, but I personally have only gotten 47. That being said, 47 is very fast. Bambu p1 and x1's are pushing 25-30mm3, and users talk about how it's the

I heard back from FLSun. Support last week, trying to find an Effector base plate for my T1 Pro that has one stripped screw hole for arm retention. They said out of stock but will let me know if they find some. At least I got a response quickly, so many on here saying they are swirling the drain. Th

The real obstacle for abrasives is the toolhead, not what the other people said. If you print pa6 cf with the current toolhead but replace just the nozzle to a hardened one, the filament detector is going to get destroyed first, then the 3 hole cht style heatbreak and lastly the non hardened extrude

I grabbed a T1 pro the other day from there. They made a deal with Creality. Going to have every creality printer in the line up out and working daily per the new contract, lots of space needed. FLSun deltas take up too much space.

I'm sorry to hear that! The newest flsun series of printers hasn't been the most reliable printers, but if they get slown down alittle and the reliability and quality goes way up. Here is my profiles for the T1 and T1pro.. Free to download and use. https://www.printables.com/model/998756-flsun-t1-an

I've been using the Viking3DK ones... they seem to work pretty well. https://makerworld.com/en/models/1642037-flashforge-adventurer-5m-pro-pla-profiles-orca They made a good set I downloaded for my FLSun T1 Pro as well.

I think the duct you ended up using ("square" with four arms) is his own design, called the MaxAir as I recall. I liked that one too, but ended up switching to the Sweeper for much better nozzle visibility and it's no louder for me. I don't know if any of these would fit the T1 Max if they changed t

I bought a used one from FLsun, it arrived and wouldn’t calibrate or heat the nozzle. FLsun was very helpful and sent some extra parts. I’ve got the T1 Pro and S1, they can be finicky but are great machines.

I ordered 2 (two) S1's on Nov. 23rd, they both arrived this past Tuesday (16th) via FedEx, which is an expensive way to ship two oversized boxes that weigh approximately 100lbs a piece...just sayin. Further, I'm not entirely certain where/who started this whole 'out of business' rumour but, it's not

100% worth it. That printer goes for $500 on their website. But it is a gamble, like all of flsun's printers. IMO the max isn't better than the t1 or t1 pro because of the lack of an enclosure.