SV06 ACE

SV06 Plus is 300x300. Sovol would suggest you buy the big version of the SV06 Ace anyway. It has some of the problems ironed out.

I resisted for many years, I only got one this winter. I would definitely say it's worth it, I've had loads of fun making useful prints whenever I want to, or even designing my own. As for which printer to pick, I think it mostly just boils down to what you want from it. If you only want it as a too

my sovol bed is the most taco you have ever seen i got a used sv06 plus ace for 150 on ebay untested, gambled on it. the gantry is destroyed. it had a piece of manufacturer foam stuck in the belts and both i and the previous owner tried to use it like that, leading to extended periods of the motors

You're right, I was looking at the Kobra X few weeks ago to swap - wanting a larger print plate and more colour (I have the sv06 ace), and due to circumstances, someone is giving me another ace, with filament dryer, and several filaments, all unopened later this week Guess I'm staying with sovol for

Just guessing here, that's a problem i haven't personally encountered with my Sovol SV06 Ace yet. But i have seen this with multiple other manufacturers. As mentioned by someone else in this thread, the nozzle may have caught on to something and made the belt slip. If you have recorded or made a tim

It depends on your definition on "good printer". They are having good price to performance ratio, but you will need to do more little bit more maintenance on them than on Prusa or Bambulab printers. Also printing profiles for them will need some slight tuning from you to get perfect results. Yes, So

There was a lawsuit with another company, I think slice engineering maybe. Also I'm pretty sure they were getting their asses kicked in the market by other cheap machines like the sovol sv06 ace, Bambu A1, and the new non-garbage ender3s

so the M5C is no longer owned by anker as they sold their entire 3d printing line to eufy. also that printer is 5ish years old now if I remember correctly. I would be more worried about parts/support buying one personally. you don't need to be an engineer to enjoy 3d printing. there is such a range

I'm happy to see another Sovol user working on these. I signed up for it about 10 days ago. I am super excited to be able to use my 3d printers to help these kids. Unfortunately it has been an exercise in patience, as I'm still waiting for the PETG for the first build. It should arrive tomorrow. And

Well, it kinda depends on what subreddit are you looking. Most of them are filled with fanboys. I can tell you just my experience with the new generation of fast printers because i owned a few. Anycubic kobra 3: was an ok printer, didn,t had issues with it , but the mmu system was a manace. Maybe i