I use 0.2 mm layer height, 15% infill, 2 shells, 3 top and bottom layers, 40 mm/s speed, 3 skirt lines, retraction

Try loosening the z axis lead screw a little.

There is a small potentiometer on the control board for each stepper driver that you can turn.

Hi! For an absolute beginner check out the ender 3. I have a review video on my channel.

Thanks, i'll check that out, cheers!@@3DNow

Hi! I had no problems with the bed, but I only printed at 60C. I'm not sure if you can just put the anet bed straight on. There will probably be some tinkering, but it may fit.

this. I'm having a problem with the settings. Would anyone be willing to share his settings with Tronxy XY - 2 please?

MeltInk light green PLA

Hi! I would still reccomend getting the ender 3. I think it's a better printer for beginners.

@@3DNow thank you very much for your response, and I will do just that! Keep up the good work!

If you have any questions I would email their support team. They fixed my problems pretty fast.

@@3DNow Ok thanks

this is official group facebook.com/groups/201640394116441/

I'm not sure, maybe email their support

@@3DNow I'll try it. Thanks!

@@moltech i already sent to you, our support email:abby@tronxy.com support@tronxy.com

@@abbyzhang2909 Hi I have some questions and maybe you can answer them as I saw that you have some relation with this printer. First ¿How accurate is the time reported by the slicer to the real printing time? I have two printers, one of them, apparently not take into account the accelerations, even if they are enabled in Cura. I have observed that it use a travel acceleration of 130mm/s^2, no matter what I do, meaning that the estimated time is too far from the real one, they use to be 30%,40%, or even more, than the estimations given by Cura or gcodeanalyser using the parameters that the printer shows in the panel. For example if Cura and gcodeanalyser estimate 13h 35 minutes, the printer will spend 19h 10m, but when I use in gcodeanalyser a travel acceleration of 130mm/s^2 I got consistently the times that the printer spent. The firmware of the machine is closed source, but no answer of them about this issue with their firmware. This not happen with my other printer, an Anet A8. With the same model and same print speed configurations and with almost the same printing time estimations, the Anet A8 is a lot faster, and with Cura and gcodeanalyser I got a more reliable printing time estimations. It need to be a shame that the compare point is a printer like the Anet A8. Then, ¿can you said something about this on the tronxy xy-2? ¿Firmware? Is based on marlin or is a "closed source" one. ¿Customer Service? ¿How responsive they are? Because I haven't had good results with the above machine. They are good to sell but not to answer why they lie with the specifications. It is a machine with a 32 bit board, but that doesn't means that do a better job than an 8 bits one, mostly because a poor firmware development process. Even I don't think they do benchmarks to corroborate their affirmations. Thanks for your attention. And for the channel owner, have you observed this issue with this printer or with the Ender 3, or the times are more accurate (given the correct parameteres). Thanks.

@@alj7783 i think i already solve the problem with MOL TECH he already contcted with me. by the way pls feel free to contact me by email: abby@tronxy.com

I am guessing it is upgraded in some way. I'm not exactly sure.

Can I add a auto level sensor on it and a second extruder?

I'm not sure, you may want to email abby@tronxy.com and ask her. She can answer your questions.

Hi! This printer uses a custom Tronxy board, so I'm not sure what processor it uses. I'm guessing it is open source because it uses marlin with a custom touchscreen UI. Also, it does not have auto leveling. Thanks for your comment!

Ok. Thanks for the reply.

this TRONXY official group can help you facebook.com/groups/201640394116441/

You are welcome to TRONXY official group facebook.com/groups/201640394116441/

Where did you find those prices? I think it is the other way around.

@@3DNow Tronxy made me a special offer original price is 240€ P.s. so for 130€ you advise me the Tronxy?

Yeah, sure. That's a good price

It's not an affiliate link, and Tronxy told me to use the Amazon link. But I will change it to the Amazon one because it's cheaper. Thanks for the heads up.

@@3DNow My bad for that. I figured you affiliate linked it like every other person.

@@3DNow our tronxy amazon link is official link, and with filament sonsor feature ,your link for gearbest no filament sensor ,and the amazon service will better than gearbest there is no doubt for that