This is NOT true. What they posted is incomplete and outdated.

@@chriss2295 Yeah unfortunately it wasn't quite as simple as we would have hoped, though I do believe people have gotten stock Klipper up and running on it. I think since the Q1 Pro came out it makes a little more sense as a top pick, though it has a similar Klipper issue.

who is "They"? Can you link please?

Wipe tower. Layers need time to cool. More beneficial on smaller parts.

Please wash plate soap water it will stick oil resudues with result of processing not be washed i have one after learned this bed adhhesion will be good i have no isssue right now

From what I learned on another printer (Sovol SV07+) I just always put a little hairspray on the plate first (not while it's in the machine of course!) before printing, and sometimes heat-soak the head & bed before printing (TPU especially).

I used glue stick and it has held pretty good I haven’t had to add to my initial application after almost a month of printing. The glue that comes with the printer seems to be 1x per print and didn’t hold.

I think it's used to get the timelapse shot by taking a still photo each time the print head moves to the block and away from the model being printed..

It’s called Wiping tower

I am new to 3D printing. Why is the firmware controversial? Is there a privacy problem?

I had nothing but trouble with orca slicer flash print works amazing, but everyone has their own they like

Would you still suggest this software if I have years of experience with Flashprint? Since the first printer I really learned how to fine-tune on. I understand Ocra may be technically better in nature but would learning an unfamiliar software really have better printing results than something I'm used to (and know how to navigate it's quirks)?

@@Vabloathpeople are butthurt that a year ago you couldn’t side load klipper settings into the printer but flashforge changed that with the last several updates so it’s a moot point anyways.

P1S has an awful screen and both bamboo's send your files to China. Trade off's my friend.

@@hexesandheroes 1. The screen is fine. 2. That's total nonsense. 3. Who cares anyway? The printers do their job faster, better, and without the metric fuckton of tinkerfuck waste to setup. Replacement parts if needed are cheap and quick to get and don't ruin everything else when installed.

This was written by a person who prints on...? I will mention only a few points. They are details, but for someone they can be fundamental things that change the overall view of the matter. 1. Flashforge can be quiet! 2. Ultra-quick replacement nozzles including hotend... 3. Faster and easier filament insertion. 4. More accurate placement of the printing pad. 5. Price... Compared to the P1P, it has an enclosure, internal circulation, a carbon filter and a large fan for cooling the overhangs for the same price.

@@3DPrintKing this is coming from someone who started on a flashforge and an ender clone. Flashforge has probably the worst slicer and software support in the game. And sure it's cheaper than a P1P by 100-200 bucks. (get a K1 then) That printer and company has been left in the past just as far or farther behind than prusa and their absolute lunacy pricing.

​@@MrSirclintfrom what I've been seeing, the K1 is a glass cannon. It seems it performs really well right up until it breaks itself.