SV08

I backed the U1 simply because snapmaker is a well established company. Did the same with the Sovol SV08 Max. I’m also really looking forward to fitting the Bondtech INDX on the SV08 Max. I can only imagine how many extrusion heads I’ll be able to fit in that thing. (Slaps roof)

I'd say a SV08 greatly benefits from Mainline + Eddy + Triangle Labs or Microswiss Hotend. This with some good macros gets you 90% of the way. Then f.e. a case + chamber heating for some more challenging filaments like ABS/ASA or similar. Lastly INDX or Stealthchanger if you want multimaterial.

Yeah, it's time to replace them. But for real the time to replace them is the same moment you buy the SV08, because they install wrong idlers there. Just look at the comparison between my stock idlers and the correct 2GT profile ones that I installed.

Its perfect for me. Fast prototyping with breakaway supports and two materials, easy with Engineering Materials, Option to do a reasonable multicolorprint, decent size. If this thing works, I am maybe selling all of my printers to leave the emtional damage behind. Ender 3 v3 se. Money grave, only re

I own a max and use it commercially. I've owned printers for years starting with the ender 3. Yes MOST ISSUES can be fixed with BASIC tuning of filaments which you should do anytime you stay using a different brand and type of filament. You also need to have the little power to run this printer. You

SV08 MaxElegoo Neptune 4 Max (this is 48cm on the Z-Axis)Comgrow T500Anycubic Kobra 3 Max (50cm on the Z-Axis) They get more expensive after that and out of your price range. At $2400 you hit the Venture XL and Elegoo Orangestorm Giga. After that you're moving into the world of Industrial machines l

I think the big question is "do you need all three items from this list: multi-color, large volume and engineering filaments". If so it's worth considering. For multicolor and engineering filaments alone a Q2 is a safer option. For multicolor and smaller volume a Snapmaker U1 is a very good option a

At first glance at the photos only and not reading your text I thought bad inter layer adhesion, usually too low of a temp. After reading your text and seeing how much you've done troubleshooting I think you may have a bad thermistor on the hot end or an issue in position that it is reading higher t

Check this https://www.printables.com/model/968689-sv08-extruder-fix Have you calibrate everything? Do a cold pull to see if there is a clog. Use the accessories to unclog the nozzle (the very thin needle) and the long 1,5mm thick metal thing to push down the plastic going from the top of the extrud

Check your extruder. The pin that holds the tension arm tends to slip out of place over time. This fixed mine. https://www.printables.com/model/968689-sv08-extruder-fix