FLASHFORGE 3D Printer Store via AliExpress has
Flashforge Adventurer 5M Wi-Fi 3D Printer w/ Auto Leveling on sale for $171.65 - $23 off when you apply promo code
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$148.65.
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Product Details:- Onekey full auto-leveling
- 600mm/s max speed
- PEI flexible plate 3S quick-release nozzle
- 99% resume print success w/ reliable print recovery for minimal disruptions
- 4.3" touchscreen simplifies printing operations
- 220 × 220 × 220 mm is sufficient space for most prints
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However, the 5M is just so much faster. The ~100mm cube of the Tina was very limiting. The 220mm cube is often good enough. While I do think the ~250-260mm cube of the newer "standard" size printers is a reasonable upgrade, I don't see it as a game changer. I had no prints that didn't fit on 220 but would fit on 255. That is why I ultimately got a 300mm Creality K1 max. My target project really needed the extra space.
Certainly I would say upgrade to this as I did almost 2 years back and at a higher price! The only hesitation I would have is should you get the FF with color changer for ~ $100 more.
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The price is still $171.65, but it would be too party $149.99.
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The price is still $171.65, but it would be too party $149.99.
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BTW, that is a great example of how the default profile in the slicer vs the hardware could be the cause of an issue. That is something that Bambu seems to get right and in this case FF got wrong.
Also, another small "wrong" is with FF slicer the estimated time remaining is shown. For what ever reason the Orca profile doesn't generate the code needed to report time remaining. It still shows percent remaining but not time.
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If you feel like you can learn to use the slicer etc then go for it. However, this is an area where Bambu really is a winner. Bambu's online model site not only offers the raw 3D files that anyone can slice with their own settings, they also allow you to slide the models on line using profiles that work with their printers. This is why you can do the print from the phone so well on their system. You pick the model, tell the host site what printer you are using and what material is loaded (presumably so of this is already reported to the mothership when you created the account). The host slices the model with settings recommended by the model creator (or someone) and sends it to your computer. Thus you don't have to know much if anything about slicing a model to get an output print. For those of us who started with 3D printers as a way to prototype things we designed ourselves, learning the slicer wasn't a big deal and with home printers its a requirement. However, if you just want to print models from online, well that is where the difference in ecosystem can matter quite a bit.
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