T1 Max

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

I mean no direct offense pard' but..." Without a carbon filter?...and dead pets" Is that really necessary pard'? A wee bit harsh but apparently you feel slighted. Box checked. I will confess, adding FLsun Delta style printers to my farm has been an adventure, but to be honest, an educational adventu

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 found a Bambu intake muffler a guy made that was huge, resized it for the intake on the CPAP, newer position, this is the T1 Pro - took out the high pitched noises is all no volume decrease. But, kept trying different print fan ducts and the 4 ‘nozzle’ one the Needit/Makeot guy did seems to work t

Vorons are awesome but unless you can find a pre built one idk if that fits the bill. Look into a qidi tech printer. Enclosed decently fast etc or as much as I hate to say it bambulabs makes a smaller printer I hear good stuff about but in class with students enclosed and a filter is a good idea.. j

Same for me on the T1 Pro and a quality oil helped. That said is it happening on multiple models? I had a popular model make those sounds especially on lower layers to the point I stopped it, realized it and tried again, some better but still noisier than normal. Then I did a different model and no

I have the T1 pro and as far as I know, it’s supposed to have the “quiet” blower. But its still pretty loud. But you dont need 100% fan speed except under certain circumstances. (Like when printing very fast at a higher than normal temp) so for normal printing you can slow down the fan speed in your