LK5 Pro

I’m in the same boat sorta, I’ve had a longer lk5 pro for years but I’m tired of fixing and fussing with it. It’s every other print I gotta spend 3hrs debugging something. I may be begrudgingly spending more than I wanted and go with Snapmaker or Bambu.

Hey how is it going? So i scaled it to fit the 1/18 WOH figures. I would have to look back through my files but i believe it was around 220% of the original file. Then i had to break it up to print. Now mind you, this was when i first got into printing and was using the Longer LK5 Pro.I'm sure with

I miss my longer lk5 pro but man I had to work on that thing constantly to get decent prints

I got an sv06 ace thinking it was an upgrade from my longer lk5 pro, man was I ever wrong. The print quality is night and day, unfortunately I got rid of the longer before I realized that.

I ended up doing several upgrades on mine, dual Z axis, linear rails on the Y axis, klipper via a raspberry pi using the stock robin board, 3D touch, CHT nozzle, vibration feet, capricorn tubing (to allow slightly higher temps), direct extruder and even upgraded the dual fans (just an extra step sin

Thanks for the reply u/Longer_Official, I'm hopping some upgrades I bought from you recently will help in these issues immensely. I did try a print last night with a brim instead of a skirt, I don't want to use a raft because it eats up too much filament. But the print warped a bit even though I let

I don't think my pre-owned Longer LK5 Pro has a PA adjustment. I redid my E-Steps yesterday and found out I was over extruding a bit so I turned it. That helped but my prints still turn out a bit rough. I've had this thing for almost a month and I've been messing with it, upgrading and tweaking it c