T1 Max

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

Don't.. T1 and S1 aren't made for those kinds of materials, and they never claimed they were. You're gonna destroy your hotend/heatblock, and flsun doesn't have any replacement parts in stock.

I have had a T1 Pro now for about 6 months. The hot end heater died second week in (many people had this issue). After replacing that it has run nearly every day without issues that are not typical of all printers. Right now I am having some major first layer issues that I cannot seem to get right n

Thank you so much for this. I bought a supposedly refurbished t1 pro from flsun on eBay back in September and it arrived doing the exact same thing. Have talked to 4 different flsun employees, all saying they'd send a replacement motherboard to me shortly. That never happened. It's been a paper wigh

DO NOT BUY THE DAMN S1. THE PRINTER SUCKS, THE COMPANY SCAMS YOU AND ITS A WASTE OF MONEY. I bought my first FLSUN back in December and it was the t1. It broke a couple months in. The replacement t1 pro broke in a month and the so called upgrade the s1 pro has been defective since arrival. I’m buyin

I'm not really focusing on speed, I just want to keep the original capabilities of the machine with the new toolhead. I personally use my T1 Pro for rapid prototyping so I personally don't want to slow my printer down but I can look into cheaper hotends that are reliable. The only problem with makin