Looks like the price went up literally while editing, I'll try grab a coupon code for you guys and add it to the description...

6:00 print a spoolholder for a 1kg spool on that 🤣😂🤣 28 prints and 3 tubes of ca glue later 🦒

Such an adorable little 3d printer. I can't even capitalize the d in 3d it is so small.

I really like how you don't hold back on your views on it. I watched you doing the live unboxing and really enjoyed it. Love to see you do more of them. Thanks Angus.

Cute little printer, I want big printers though, but this is cool. Thanks Angus for bringing this to us, almost as small as a DLP.

nice review, good to see you got both the printer and you're hair under control since the Livestream...

Love your reviews! Happy 3d printing!

Another fun review to watch, thank you! Does a lot to inspire me to want to design a mini 3D printer

I actually realized that I print many small things. Spacers, little connector, hooks, vacuum connection rings. Usually only a few centimeters high, and smaller than 10 by 10cm. So something that prints petg 15*15*10cm with the reliability and ease of use like my Prusa I would like it.

I have a small 3d printer of a different brand similar to this one (in fact, it appeared in this video!) And I agree - these tiny cheap 3d printers are great for newbies getting into 3d printing. I certainly get a lot of use out of mine!

LOVE your channel, your enthusiasm. (Do you have anyone watching you as you film? It really feels like you’re talking with someone)

OMG look at the little printer! Its so cute!

Agepbiz is not just somebody, he is a true 3D-printer hero, I love his Surprise Egg Tiny Machine series! :)

Love you makers muse keep being inspiring

Cuteness has never been my buying criteria for anything but puppies, kittens and soft toys.

The H bot design is really cool. Small printers are actually good for beginners - they tend to be more forgiving and their small size makes them less intimidating. And less room is needed for them. Fabrikator Mini is also another good one.

For the price and size, it's actually a pretty good machine. Of course it's not for me but for a beginner it looks like a pretty good option.

If your into small printers should check out the voron zero, its a DIY printer but fits 120mm3 print volume in roughly the same size as the minibot, corexy, heated bed and enclosed as well.

That thing is adorable! I'm totally gonna have to get one for the niece.

Personally enjoying my Cr-100. First & currently only 3d printer I have but it works great for what I needed. Been running it nearly every day for about 3weeks for various here & there prints.

6:35 sounds quieter than my Ender 3 Pro, lol

Great news, looking good enough Thanks for sharing 👍😁

Looks nice

I love my Tronxy X1. It's my workhorse for making all kinds of tools, clamps etc. I love that epoxy print surface too. Its quiet indestructible, works great with 3D lac spray. I mostly use e-Sun pla plus. Works fine. Now it gets company of an Anycubic photon S for more detailed jobs.

Excellent video

Interesting printer, especially for the price. Usually at that level you get a kit, but obviously not every beginner wants to assemble hundreds of parts.

That H-bot system seems like a great design to me! If I would build a new printer from scratch, I would definitely give it a try. Though the coreXY system also works very well.

It's so pretty

Those sounds like A4988. Even DRV8825 are quieter with anything later than marlin 1.1.8. I also like the little printers. Thanks for sharing that.

cool, been looking for a 3d printer.

Very nice

The printer is so small I could print 4 of them on one of my printers. Sadly metal / rubber and printed electronics are still a bit away. But a 3d printer which is printed in one go would be kind of amazing.

Time to geek out!

Ayy, the m3d micro was my first printer! It's broken, though, so eventually I'm upgrading to an ender 5 +

Another nice video - Did you check for thermal runaway of the hot end ?

Great review thank you. What's your favorite tiny 3d printer? Have you had a chance with the Monoprice Cadet yet?

did anyone else notice the goose from the untitled goose game in the background

1:17 That's how the Grey Goo scenario starts.

I see the Mini Fabrikator V2 is discontinued - I wanted one I also love small printers.

It seems like a printer with awesome potential. You think you could mod it to improve the cooling and other major things you mentioned?

i have a question? when i was looking in gearbest I saw there is a CREALITY CR 100 UPGRADED model , whats the upgrade to that printer. thank you for your videos ive really learned a lot from them , thanks again

Looks fun but the print volume is one twenty-eighth that of the Ender 3 - looked at that way it makes the Ender 3 look like very good value!

Awesome price for a functional printer! I'd get one of these just to challenge myself to convert it to CoreXY!

Maybe they had an under the table deal with S3D to push S3D to new users who may not know there's lots of good free options?

Gears, fittings, widgets, clips yada yada, I've been happy with my MPMSV2 even with the small build volume but it's hard to beat this price point for getting your feet wet.

Old hardware but could you do a review on the predator? Not many reviews out there.

Please do a review of the Geeetech A10M printer. It is one I have and I'm having a little trouble with it and I would love if you made a video about it to share with people.

im new to 3d printers, i watched almost all of your videos and now im waiting on my prusa mini to start, but since there is a lot of different brands and filaments, would you consider to make a rank list, within the possible reason (since not all the batches are created equal) for the best filaments brands you have experience with?

What’s the best small 3D printer sub $150? I’m thinking about having one as a second printer to use while the main one is busy with a bigger job. Requirements: 1. Quiet 2. PLA 3. 10cm x 10cm x 10cm build volume

The Pi Zero is not that bad. I had it a while on my Prusa MK3, piggyback on the EINSY board. It works well, especially if you take care of 3 things: 1) Try to connect it with the GPIO pins and if needed, use a PiCam. Connect through USB with a USB cam uses too much resources on the single USB bus in (every!) Raspberry Pi. 2) It works better for functional prints, where the single gcode commands are longer than on rounded, flowing shapes. A square is 4 gcode commands, a circle is dozens of commands. Every commands takes time; the less gcode lines per second, the better. 3) Do not use the OctoPi during a print. Uploading the next gcode or getting live updates on the terminal or gcode viewer uses too much resources. Upload gcode, start a print, and wait until it's done. Works fine...

you should do a review of the anet a4 on gearbest it has an even lighter print head and can print at 200 mms without any quality loss

Check out the Kingroon KP3-180 (I think it's now the -180...). Similar price point, 180mm^3. Z is raised with I think it was 6 screws and a couple plugs. I got it for $112 black Friday, but I think you can get it for $150.

good video, whats the tiny 3d printer that looks like it is in an Ammo case? around 14min mark

Why does this do better than my FlashForge Finder...

I'm not sure if that's the cutest 3d printer, but you're certainly the cutest 3d printer reviewer. ^-^ c:

Did you have it on a slab over rubber pad or similar damping / isolation? Would be great if you could mention this in all reviews from now on.

You might want to take a look at the Vertex Nano.

Angus, Will you get a creality cr 6 se for reviewing purposes?

Anyone else that was expecting an ad when Angus started to talk about Octoprint? Ok we all know it’s Open Source and does not need any advertising at all but the style of his words could one make believe it’s an ad 😀

What's the story on that Optimus-esque 3d printer on the shelf? Looks sorta like a blue, silver, and black cab-over semitruck? I'm guessing it's just a fascia for a normal 3d printer but I'm still intrigued! Oh! And that Fallout-esque crate case on the printer next to it!

hi, do you happen to have a profile for the Wanhao Duplicator 10? i can't find one anywhere. thanks

Love small but functional printers, I personally also love the Delta so I got a Monoprice Mini Delta, if its on sale you can get one for about $10 more than this printer, but it does need a little adjusting to get it rolling, this printer is an interesting idea, but the sound is a bit of a turn off.

Gday dude. I may have misses it, but; did you check for thermal runaway protection?

Is it possible to use old smartphone with usb-otg for octoprint? It would be cheaper than rpi and you have good camera, wifi and touch screen build in.

Aww, doesn't ship to Australia...want one so bad!

Today on my Kodama Trinus I printed a replacement part for a corkscrew, 35 mm diameter and 15 mm tall. This little printer would have handled it just fine.

Voron 0.2 review? It would be incredibly awesome to see that on your channel!

Was this seriously the first time you tried out octoprint?

Try the Monoprice Mini Delta!

is there a perfect 3d printer for beginners or one that a month of messing around with would be enough to understand and print great prints in the $299 or lower price range? i really want to print action figures of the cartoons I've loved growing up. is there a 3d printer that fits this description? would i have to up my price range? also.. is resin printers better for this type of print or would PLA be better to print action figures? thank you in advance. been a fan for years(little before the OLO/ONO review) and love your content.

just put a small washer under the idler wheels on the X-Y gantry. It has to be small enough to only touch the inner part of the bearing, and thick enough so the spinning part of the idler is not pushed against the plastic and binds up the movement. Crazy that they did not see that problem in planning/prototyping the machine, they could have just done a tiny adjustment to the injection molds to fix it.

What's the tiny orange cube on the shelf behind ?

checking the reviews I think they've fixed the issues since then.

whats the small orange plastic one near the start?

Whats a good slicer software to use other than cura? I want to try somthing different.

That's pretty cute. It would be a little too small for me but I agree that kids might get a lot out of it. Interesting kinematics - what's with small printers and uncommon kinematics?

Angus is a well educated grown man but he still have kid dreams, it is nice, he likes mini printers like I like electric sheeps

That "star" type coupler is called a Lovejoy Coupler.

Have you tried the Monoprice Select Mini V2 3D Printer? It's pretty decent and it has a heated bed :P

ive have a couple 3d printers but i want a small one like this to pop on my desk to print nicnacs for my sisters(because theyre always begging for them). are the only options going to be the same price as an ender 3?

DO THE PRUSA MINI!!!

The M3d Micro was my first, broke when plugging in the wrong power supply, but actually was pretty good for its price, can we get a comparison of quality?

can you review the $89 Easythreed X1/X2/X4?

I can see this video is a year ago. Would you still recommend this 3d printer or have you moved on to another one? Cheers

This printer is loud. Much like a Happy, little, loud Kid with a runny nose. :P :)

I still could't understand the difference between CoreXY and H-Bot, all i know is delta and cartesian 😅

Hello, I like your videos although I need to use lgenda in Portuguese. Like you I also like the small printers, mainly because they take up little space. In fact I would like to know which of the small printers you liked the most performance and which would indicate for those who make miniatures for dollhouse.

I'd love to know how well it could do on some wargaming / RPG sized mini's.

I already have an Ender 3 but I kinda want one because of how cute and cheap it is.

If you want an awesome, small printer & you’re not afraid to spend a bit ($500), look at the Epax X1. Its a resin printer, so it’s detail is astounding, but it’s ready to print straight out of the box. Seriously, plug it in & you’re ready to print! Obviously you’ve got to download their slicer profile from the SD card, but it’ll download Chitubox for you & slices w/ that. If you want to order it, Amazon is a good option.

It's now $170 US. Seems there may be better alternatives from Monoprice in that price range.

I really want a mini 3D printer for my desk that is quite. I think I am going to have to design and build my own though. I think I would want a slightly larger build volume, more like 100x100x100.

That portion of their terms of service are null and void. at least in the US. it is established with court precedent that the output of software where you are a primary factor in the generation of that output then you OWN the output. the software maker has NO holding in your output. this would be like adobe or microsoft claiming ownership of documents you make using those programs.

That "VGA syle" connector i think is called "D-Sub" for whatever reason

13:00 whats that bird poop filament?

No longer shipping to Australia by the looks of it

I want one to print 1/6 scale items

Angus, you should definitely get Notepad++ :-)

does this printer fit in an IKEA Kallax?

Hi Angus , can you plis tell me what Printer you recommend for jewelry? I need a smooth and detail but lower prize Many many greetings from Mexico I need to know which one I could buy not so expensive, because I need to make jewelry prototypes and then cast them.