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Pre-order: Comgrow T500 Large-Scale Klipper 3D Printer $700
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Comgrow [comgrow.com] has for Pre-order: Comgrow T500 Large-Scale Klipper 3D Printer on sale for $699.99. Shipping is free.
Product Details:
Product Details:
- Model: T500
- Molding: FDM
- Build volume: 500*500*500mm
- Guide Rail: X+Y+Z linear rails
- Regular Printing Speed: 200 mm/s
- Screen: 7 Inch IPS touchscreen, 60Hz refresh
- Supporting Materials: PLA/PETG/ Carbon Fiber/TPU
- Z-axis Motor: 2
- Y-axis Motor: 2
- Default Firmware: Klipper
- Nozzle: Hardened steel nozzle (0.4+0.6+0.8)
- Gear Ratio: 6.5:1
- Hotend: 300°C, full metal hotend
- Hotbed: 500W, 80°C (center-corner difference when 80°C: 5-10°C)
- Extruder Type: Dual gear direct extruder
- Power: 600W Meanwell
- File Transfer Method: USB 2.0*4+ USB 3.0*1 + Type C (on touch screen)
- Machine Dimension: 817*810*962 (including screen and spool holder)
- Bed Leveling: 49-point Auto leveling (by nozzle censoring)
- Part Cooling Fan: 3 * 3010 fans
- LED light: on hotend
- Spool Holder: up to 3KG (6.6lbs) spool
- Weight: 39 kilograms/85 pounds
- Includes 1-year warranty for all major parts
Created 09-06-2023
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Is this some kind of a joke?
A professional printer that can't be used with professional filaments, such as PC, ABS, etc. As far as I'm concerned it's DOA. What were they thinking?
Is this some kind of a joke?
A professional printer that can't be used with professional filaments, such as PC, ABS, etc. As far as I'm concerned it's DOA. What were they thinking?
If my Neptune Max can do 100c for $450 then this should've been able to as well since the bed is not that much bigger. I'm actually feeling sad now because the Creality CR-M4 is back in the running.
This printer could've been such an easy slam-dunk for Comgrow, yet they managed to f-it-up.
Bad: It's a bedslinger, printers in this range can feature core-xy technology. 200mm/s is like best case scenario as the mass of the bed zipping across the Y axis usually becomes the bottleneck for speed/quality. It's not in an enclosure. Bed only heats up to 80c.
If your goal is print BIG things then there could be a market for this printer. Not enclosed and 80c bed temp so it'll be tricky to print filaments that aren't listed in the support materials. For me, the bigger the print the more likely it is it'll warp. Being that this isn't enclosed and variance of 5-10C at the edges of the printbed, I'd like to see how well it can print at the edges of the build plate.
Close competitors: Bambu Labs P1P, Creality K1 Both lack the bed size, but are/can be enclosed. I'd take a look at these if $700 is your budget and the XL bed size isn't a top priority.
Bad: It's a bedslinger, printers in this range can feature core-xy technology. 200mm/s is like best case scenario as the mass of the bed zipping across the Y axis usually becomes the bottleneck for speed/quality. It's not in an enclosure. Bed only heats up to 80c.
If your goal is print BIG things then there could be a market for this printer. Not enclosed and 80c bed temp so it'll be tricky to print filaments that aren't listed in the support materials. For me, the bigger the print the more likely it is it'll warp. Being that this isn't enclosed and variance of 5-10C at the edges of the printbed, I'd like to see how well it can print at the edges of the build plate.
Close competitors: Bambu Labs P1P, Creality K1 Both lack the bed size, but are/can be enclosed. I'd take a look at these if $700 is your budget and the XL bed size isn't a top priority.
This printer would do beautifully as a dedicated PETG machine, because PETG doesn't warp and that pathetic max bed temp won't be an issue either. The question is whether it's worth spending this much on a one-trick pony?
I'm going to wait and see what the Neptune 4 Max looks like. I can also imagine Comgrow releasing the T500 Pro in a few months, with the 110c bed and a 350c hotend. They would completely own the large format market with something like this if they keep the price low enough.
Hell, even they upgraded just the bed to 110c and kept the current hotend, it would still make it an instant buy for me at $700.
Bad: It's a bedslinger, printers in this range can feature core-xy technology. 200mm/s is like best case scenario as the mass of the bed zipping across the Y axis usually becomes the bottleneck for speed/quality. It's not in an enclosure. Bed only heats up to 80c.
If your goal is print BIG things then there could be a market for this printer. Not enclosed and 80c bed temp so it'll be tricky to print filaments that aren't listed in the support materials. For me, the bigger the print the more likely it is it'll warp. Being that this isn't enclosed and variance of 5-10C at the edges of the printbed, I'd like to see how well it can print at the edges of the build plate.
Close competitors: Bambu Labs P1P, Creality K1 Both lack the bed size, but are/can be enclosed. I'd take a look at these if $700 is your budget and the XL bed size isn't a top priority.
The only CoreXY that competes with the T500 is the RatRig V-Core 3.1 500mm, and it's more than double the price before you factor in the cost of your time to build, troubleshoot, and tune it.