I was on the fence with Voron as well. But the assembly wasn’t that hard. I felt the learning curve for klipper gave me more issues. With that’s said. I am very happen with the results. Built 2 now. You can get an ended to print the same results tho. I know. And In The end probably takes the same amount of time as a scratch build
did you buy a voron kit or source all the parts yourself? The kits are looking great. Don't have it in me todo all the sourcing...
I second Prusa all the way
I bought kits for both. After I tried to source the first one. With shipping and and everything it was going to be very close to a kit. Now granted I would of had plenty of left over part and piece to possibly use in the future. It just didn’t make sense. I Thought I was going to get something wrong and all of that jazz. The first kit was a switchwire from LDO and it was really easy to work on. Wiring was amazing and well thought out. But it was expensive. The second was a V0 from formbot. It wasn’t as polished. Had to clean up the wiring a bit. But was well worth the savings. At least for me. I will be getting another one for the 2.4 build
I've heard this many times but from my understanding it doesn't really break down unless under very specific conditions. I haven't ever heard a single horror story with PLA in a reef, but I know of several people who make and sell plenty of aquarium gadgets and widgets both submerged and not which are PLA. I guess you can use PETG if you want to be extra safe (I did when I first started printing due to the PLA break down rumors).
how do you think something like this stacks up against a voron? Really hard for me to justify building a voron when stuff like this are available.
I’ve looked into these. I’m sure that will do the trick. the print size is nice. I personally don’t like glass beds and the leveling springs. But that doesn’t mean they don’t work. And can be changed out down the road.
Well.. ur right.. I did get my printer from the company.. after 2 months lol.wow. I should have gotten direct link to the printer... I'm just researching; not actually buying anytihgn right now...
That company is obviously doing something right to have so many opinions! hehe...
lmpo... I've stocked up on Enders3Pros... I've even Extended one to be 400x400x250 bedsize... defn. gets artifacts on the y-axis but its a huge build volume!
lol... this shade was a fail... it peeled-up off the bed right after this...
The new print (with big feet) and ambient air temp at 85 is going well with adhesion... so far...
XR30. its a huge shade. Had to keep ambient at 90 so it would stay on the bed. The second attempt turned out great but I'll probably be doing other things for these larger shades. I'll probably be carving them out of PVC sheets on my CNC and assembling them.
43dprint.org
I'm a Creality fan and that is a lot of build area and some nice features for the price. That's a great machine in my opinion.
I never tried one but on paper those are pretty nice.
sovol3d.com
The SOVOL SV06 Plus is close in price. Its liner rods makes it better then the Ender. I dont have any firsthand experience with the printer though.
Sovol SV06 Plus Fully Open Source 3D Printer 300*300*340mm
Sovol SV06 Plus 3d printer is the larger version of Sovol SV06, its large 300*300*340mm build volume meets all your 3D printing needs, also it comes with some new upgrade. It comes with a new sovol self-developed high flow all metal hotend, the bigger melt zone and traffic make it capable to...
just watching
Makes me think SOVOL beat them to market at a lower price with comparable product.
