I hope they start making more corexy printers with 300 - 400 cubed build beds. I like the larger units.

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1. 6 Stays Removed 2. Clockspring3D: Vase, LS3PD/Lightspeed: Annoying Box 3. 46 Screws 4. 12:30 if seconds count I think it’s 12 5. Print DnD Map Tiles and and a latch for a gate that’s no longer made.

I feel like if they made the bed sized 350x350x350 it would sell a lot for the price. But with the A1 costing only $399 and a bit more for multi color printing at faster more reliable speeds.

Are you able to access and edit the printer.cfg file through the web interface? What is the motherboard? What is are the processors? Thanks! Curious if we can modify the printer like enclose and add a heater for example.

1. 6 Stays removed 2. Vase: Clockspring3D, Annoying Box - LS3PD or LightSpeed 3. 46 screws 4. 12:30:12 or maybe 11:30:12 as the hour hand is really close to the 12. The clock is pretty blurry. 5. New fittings to repair a greenhouse that we’ve been starting seeds in for years. Probably going to model the new fittings with mounts for grow lights.

I love your reviews, you're honest and don't just paint the printer as being perfect. 1. 6 2. Clockspring3D and LS3DP 3. 46 4. 12:30 5. After calibration prints, marble run parts will be my first print.

Great video, wish you had tested the bed level with a first layer test, I may have missed it but what probe method was used to level the bed? still interesting machine and appreciate you

Do you know if Root Access is provided so that I could swap to Mainsail over Fluuid and possibly change the touchscreen to be stock klipperscreen

Would like to see inside the toolhead and the base to see what kinda electronics/systems they're using. I do like that they're using basic Klipper and have it open, not locked up like some other brands.

Love your channel, and glad to see you're giving that awesome machine away! All I have is a tiny Ender-2 Pro and this would be a HUGE upgrade! I need to buy one. * Question 1- SIX Shipping Stays * Question 2 - Vase: Clockspring3D, Annoying Box: Lightspeed * Question 3- 46 * Question 4 - 12:30 (I really had to study it because it was so hard to see, I switched to a different browser so I could zoom! LOL) * Question 5 - My first print will probably be a bed leveling X (I like to make sure the entire bed is good to go!

Thanks for going into all the details. Though I'm probably more in the market for a K1 Max, since I want a 300mm cube build area.

Thanks for the video, it is good to see a different company 1. 6 2. Clockspring & Lightspeed 3. 46 4. looks like 12:30 to me 5. Usually am upgrade for the printer

Love my SK1 great printer!

Nice review John.Great to see some Core X-Y competition to Bambu and Creality that does not insist you use their cloud interface . A nice looking unit and great to see a good included light source as well.

Can you replace fluidd with mainsail? Or is it locked down?

1- A reasonable number, 2- Two awesome creators, 3- Almost a frustrating amount, 4- Around the middle of the night or afternoon, 5- Nothing because of 6, 6- I'm Canadian 😆😜😂 Have a good week!!

Cool review. I like seeing these lesser known printers. 1. 6 2. Clockspring / Lightspeed 3. 46 plus the tool 4. I'm gonna go with 6:00. It's a little hard to tell, but you said north/south, so 6:00 seems right. 5. Something for organization like pegboard items because my life is a mess. Edit: Not such a mess that I don't have room for a new printer. :)

Price point is way too high unfortunately

* Question 1- Six shipping stays * Question 2 - Clockspring for the vase.... LIGHTSPEED LS3D for annoying box * Question 3- 46 Screws * Question 4 - 2:30 or 2:50 it's really blurry * Question 5 - Benchy of course

Great video! 1. 6 2. Clockspring3D and LS3DP 3. 46 4. 12:30:12 5. Calibration print, tools and nic nacs.

As for the park, you can change the values in the printer.cfg or macros.cfg depending on which they chose to put their macros. That’s really all dev choice as to if they use include for macros.cfg or just put it in the printer.cfg

hey man I really like your approach on these reviews, keep up the great work 1- 6 screws 2- clockspring3D made the vase and LS3DP made the annoying gift box 3- 46 screws 4- 6 o'clock 5- prolly a benchy

The preloaded lead nuts are used improper, the sprung load should be forcing down with gravity. Instead they have the springs on the bottom pushing up, so the weight of the bed is resting on the springs instead of resting on the screw with the springs giving extra help driving the bed weight to the screw. Unfortunately I have seen all China printers using these in this manner and it is wrong. This may be the reason the mesh bed is so bad looking as constant up and down could pose the variability, but being high in the middle could be do to trapping the corners and heating it up do to thermal expansion. But what do I know I only designed AM for NASA, SPACE X, and BLUE ORIGIN!

My sk1 review is quite delayed. I'll say I think the sk1 is the closest to perfect klipper printer on the market today. It is an INCREDIBLE printer.

great review ! 1,6 2, clockspring/lightspeed 3,46 4, 6:00 or 12:30 5, cool stuff

1 - 6 stays 2 - Clockspring3D and LS3DP 3 - 46 screws 4 - its hard to see, but i think 2:30 5 - a mickey mouse figure for my son New viewer here, i like this video! It was nice to see the handheld footage closeups of all of the hardware.

1. 6 2. Clockspring3D & LS3DP 3. 46 4. 12:30 5. After all setup, works for my daughter University, since she's studying Architecture... and father is always the one to ask for help... Have a great 2024 and nice and simple video, straight to the point

Good review as always John! Seems like they have done a good job bring this out to market

Nice review, subscribed for more! Made me reconsider eventually getting the sk1 instead of my original interests. 1. 6 2. Clockspring3D & LS3DP 3. 46 4. 12:30 5. Calibration (validation) prints followed by some organizing tools/gifs and/or costume parts

any idea what nozzles this uses ?

John, good review! I'm glad I'm not a 3D printer company, consolidation is happening quickly. I would have loved having this as my first printer back in 2018 when I started. Now it is competing with other printers that have the same or better specs for the same price. One question I know the answer to - who printed the clock? Thanks for the time you spend on these reviews and good luck to the winners

1. 6 screws 2. LightSpeed & ClockSpring3D 3. 46 4. 12:12, or 12:30, but I think 12:12 5. I always print a Benchy, but sometimes a calibration cube🙃

1. 6 Stays removed 2. Clockspring3d - Vase and Lightspeed - Annoying Box 3. 46 screws 4. 12:30 5. A combat robot part, as we have a local group (Maryland Area Combat Robotics MACRO) that does 3d printed one pound robots

1. 6 2. Clockspring and Lightspeed 3. 47 counting the tool 4. 6:00 5. Probably a benchy to be honest. Good job John.

1: 6 2: clockspring3d and thelightspeed 3: 46 plus the screw removal tool 4:10:12 5: prob a benchy first to make sure its running right but then an articulated axolotl or some toy

I see it shows you thumbnails on the display. how to do it? can you describe it?

Cool to see a p1p competitor from two trees, wish em best of luck! 1. 6 2. CLOCKSPRING3D for the vase, Stephen-TheLightSpeed for the annoying box 3. 46 4. 12:30:12 5. Klipper will be new to me but I'll be trying to tune Nylon and CF-PA12 for spppeeeeeeed and then make some 2nd Gen Toyota Matrix parts

We'll see what coreXY machines come out. One thing would be running the vibration compensation and showing what Klipper comes up with, regarding acceleration values recommended.

has two trees build qaulity gotten better since the original sapphire plus? those printers could have been so much better than what they shipped them as, the hotend is by far the worst hotend ive ever seen, other than that i was lucky with mine an my frame an everything else was good not out of square or warped like alot of the others i seen have issues with but i got a p1s a bout a month ago an have been loving it an im going to replace some of my older machine with newer faster printers an part of me wants to try a mixture of different brands like i always have but at the same time im so happy with my p1s ive been considering replacing them with more p1 series or maybe try a a1 bed slinger, not 100% but i wouldnt mind trying all the different bambu clones if they are priced resonably an right now its cheaper to buy the p1p than most of the clones so it makes me lean more toward bambu but i know alot of them are trying to be a clone of the x1 but others like the two trees is just a clone of the p1p so it has to be priced less to compete in my opinion cause there not comparable with bambu software feature so the printer has to have a bigger build volume or priced lower but so far what ive seen is not working out like that so i'll probably end up with a bunch of bambu lab machines but ive always had a soft spot for my two tree sapphire plus even with the trash hotend it came with i always knew it could be so much better of a printer than it actually was, its by far the most rigid machine i own an that include the bambu lab machine but they just didnt do great with the firmware is the biggest issue an there so many version of the same printer its almost impossible to find the right firmware through two trees so u was stuck dealing with making ur own most of the time or having to trust someone else custom firmware an even then u didnt know if it would be the right firmware for the machine u had cause there was way to many variants without any way of identify thing. i had ppl from there support not even know they had combinations like mine, dual motor z axis linked with a belt to help keep them in sync but only had a single endstop while all other dual motor z axis motors had dual endstops an i really wish mine did but u had to make sure both z motors are at the same height b4 leveling the bed an the textured glass they send with the machine is trash, ur better of flipping it an using the smooth side, i had better results with adhesion on the smooth glass than the textured glass, its been the only textured glass ive ever seen that didn't have good adhesion. also the 17 min benchy looked way better than ur 30 minute benchy, do they give profiles with there machines now, i had to build my own for mine an it took me forever to get a decent profile an that has been the only printer i wasn't able to get a good profile from the manufacturer or even the community an took me slowly making changes til i got one that was decent an even now i still dont think its ago good as it could be. sadly my sapphire plus has just been sitting for the past couple yrs just cause i have so many other printers that work better it never gets used unless i have all my other printers running something off an need something printed for myself cause at this point i dont use it for anything i print for someone else, only for my own stuff cause it dont do as good an i dont trust the parts it puts off as much as i do my other machines. i would like to spend some time working on it an upgrading it but i cant get the motivation to do it an im to the point im ready to replace alot of my oldest machines with newer so it may end up being sold or swapped off or i may even consider doing a custom build on it i dont know. it has so many positives about it that none of my other printers have but it has more cons than my other printers so my mind is not set on how im going to deal with getting new printers an what to do with machines like the sapphire plus.

Awesome Job man! No asking me how many bolts! Lol

1 - 6 stays 2 - Clockspring3D and Lightspeed 3 - 46 screws 4 - 12:30 5 - My first print will probably be a Flexi dragon or something else flexible from ZOU3D. Thanks for the video and the giveaway.

Nice job. Keep up the great work, and I hope you make enough money to feed bear.

1. 6 2. Clockspring3D and LS3DP 3. 46 4. Appears to be 12:30 (and possibly 12 seconds) 5. Always a Benchy

1.6 2. Clockspring3D and LS3DP 3.46 4. 12:30 5. Some custom parts I designed to repair things around the house. Good review as always, may I recommend time stamps?

Whats the point to pricing a clone at the same price as it cloned from? If anyone would say the 700mm/s pls give me break...

1. 6 2. Clockspring and Lightspeed 3. 47 counting the tool 4. 6:00 5. Benchy

I disagree on you opposition to providing decibel readings. On my channel at least, I take the same reading on the same table in the same recording device in the same room from the same distance every time. I could say a similar thing about disagreeing with analyzing print quality since everyone has different lighting conditions. All data requires interpretation though! Fortunately we have you, a well qualified individual, to add context and share some info to go along with your readings. Overall looks like a very nice printer! On the screws were coming loose, hopefully they can fix that at the factory. Sounds like they just forgot some loctite, but ideally you design things in a way where they don’t need it. It’s not like this is an engine or something.

Interesting Printer, is there a panel Kit I wonder. Ok for the answers: * Question 1- 6 * Question 2 - Clock Spring and LS3DP (Steven Lightspeed) * Question 3- 46 * Question 4 - If the Hour and Minute hands a are black and the Second hand green, then 06:00:13 AM or PM * Question 5 - The bench on the printer's SD card/USB Key.

1. 6 Stays removed 2. Vase: Clockspring3D, Annoying Box: Lightspeed 3. 46 screws 4. 12:30:12 5. My first print will be a benchy, boring but the standard for first tests.

I'd like a simple yet well performing like this one, but with a larger bed to assist my X1C. Something between 320x320 and 350x350. There is many thing I like about this printer, like the 3 independant motors for z axis. Lots of possibility if you are creative..

I have this in my queue, but from looking at their website, I don't like that their build plate is shaped unusually. It may help with registration, but it's otherwise the same length and width as the Bambu X1 build plates that are cheap and readily available. It's also a bit expensive considering the competition. It should either be bigger, enclosed, or have an AMS option...or all. I'm hoping you looked into the nozzle. Another proprietary nozzle size would be awful. I have a Qidi, and even for that, it took a while for larger sizes to become available, a little longer cht-clones that are currently only available on 0.4mm. At least there are adapters to allow the use of V6 nozzles, and there are plenty of cht-clone V6 sizes available. If this is anywhere as fast as they claim, it'd be a shame to be unable to take full advantage of it because large cht-clone nozzles aren't available. Anyway, looking forward to watching and hearing your thoughts.

I just bought the Two Trees TTC-450 CNC and it is a very solid machine. I'm just getting into CNC work and am looking for a larger printer as my E-3 V2 is not able to print some of the things I need for my shop. This may be the one to jump to the next level at the price point, it would be a good shop addition.

(1) Six shipping stays. (2) Clockspring-vase and Lightspped-box (3) 46 screws. (4) Time was hard to see. maybe 12:30 or 6:00. (5) First print will probably be a CHEP cube.

1.6 2.clockspring and lightspeed 3.47 counting the tool. 4.6:00. 5.benchy.

Great job on the video John. I don't want to enter, but Congrats to whoever does.

1. 6 2. Clockspring and Lightspeed 3. 46 4. 12:12 ? Difficult to see 5. Cool something for my grandson.

1. 6 2. Clockspring and Lightspeed 3. 47 counting the tool 4. 6:00 5. An annoying box ofc

1. 6 2. Clockspring3d - Vase, Lightspeed - Annoying Box 3. 46 4. I’m going to go with 12:30:12, assuming the hand at :12 is the second hand 5. My first print always has to be a little pig that my wife likes

* Question 1- How many shipping stays were removed (not including screws)? 6 * Question 2 - Who are the creators of the vase and annoying gift box? Clockspring and Lightspeed * Question 3- How many screws are in the annoying box (minus the screwdriver)? 46 * Question 4 - At the end of the video what is the time on the clock behind me (hint north and south)? 6:00:12 ie 6:00 and 12 seconds Though as others have stated the clock is quite blurry. * Question 5 - What will be your first print? Calibration Test

1. 6 2. Lightspeed and clockspring3D 3. 46 4. 3:48? Hard to tell. 5. A benchy and then probably inserts for my storage wall.

1. 6 2. Clockspring and Lightspeed 3. 46 4. 12:12 5. The 17min benchy

Howdy neighbor!!!! Even though I have the notification bell turned on for all, KZfaq manages to not inform me of any of your new videos. In fact, I honestly did not know your channel was still active. Do you happen to know the dates and location for this years MWRRF, and are you planning on being there????

1. 6 2. Lightspeed and Clockspring 3. 46 4. 12:15 5. Annoying box for Christmas

1. 6 2. Clockspring and Lightspeed 3. 46 4. 2:12 5. Benchy

* Question 1- 6 * Question 2 - Clockspring and Lightspeed * Question 3- 46 * Question 4 - 2:30 - That was tough to see. * Question 5 - Probably the clock spring torture toaster

I like that Bambu and Creality are getting some competition. I’d like to see Anycubic enter the Core XY market too. 2024 is shaping up.

1 6 stays 2 LightSpeed & ClockSpring3D 3 46 4 unclear I think it is 2:12, 5 Iris

1.6 2. LightSpeed & ClockSpring3D which im a pateron 3.46 4. 12:30 5.Benchy always first print, tradition

1: 6 2: clockspring3d and thelightspeed 3: 46 4: 612 5: kurama from naruto

This printer has one of the best hardwear and built quality on the market

1. 6 Stays 2. LS3DP & ClockSpring3D 3. I didn't catch you stating how many, but I think it's 46 screws 4. You camera quality isn't great. I think it's 5:12 or 5:13 5. A calicat and Benchy

I have bought some Two Tree parts in the past and the quality was not always the best or even half decent but I can see some thought has gone into the design of this and also some stupid mistakes, parking the hotend on the front left is a mad move! although some changes to the end G-Code will solve this, however, that is not novice-friendly. Having screws vibrate loose is an amatuar mistake! The aim may have been to compete with the P1P and the K1 but it falls well short. I wouldnt even buy another Creality machine so this doesent stand a chance of living in my print room!

9:21 those VFA are rough though

Ok Tripod, let's enter this. 1) there are 6 stays that you removed. 2) the creator of the vase is Sven (clockspring3d) and the box is Stephen (thelightspeed) 3) there were 46 screws in the box 4) the time on the clock in the updated picture appears to be 11:30:12 (but the hour hand is a bit close to the hour for the min hand being at the 6), and my first print will be another screwdriver rack for on my pegboard in the garage. Hope I win!

Well done John, as are all your videos! 😊

I own a TwoTrees sapphire pro 3 and it came from factory with a non square belt path in the gantry. Absolutely terrible. That machine gave me so many problems

I dont really see the point of this machine. They would of been smarter to release a klipperised version of the SP5 as there is still pent up demand for a 310 x 310 bambu clone. This just doesnt have anything a p1p doesnt have

6, Clockspring and Lightspeed, 46 screws, and the clock is REALLY hard to read/see. The hands need to be a contrast color to the gears! 12:13? , and Dang probably their benchy to compare to others.

How did you add a camera to it?

1. 6 2. Clockspring3D and LS3DP 3. 46 4. 12:30 5. A benchy of course 😂

1 6 2 Clockspring, LightSpeed 3 46+1 installation Tool 4 8:12 5 benchy

256x256 build volume is not really enough, thats the biggest downside for bambu and sk1 printers.

Again an implementation that hasn't been sufficiently thought-through. The elephant in the room: not enclosed. Sure, you can slap some panels on, but then also need to add an aux fan, a filter and exhaust fan a top ... Before you know it the price is above that of a P1S. From the video it looks like it probes with the nozzle, but ... how does it assure the nozzle doesn't have a blob of plastic sticking out and skewing the z-offset? You want to poop and have a nozzle wiper. Using the bed as wiper is a good start (unsure it does even that), but only a partial the solution. I totally applaud using open source Klipper and the independent z-axis steppers are nice, but useless if your bed then is still as bent as you showed in the video ... And at that price, it's just too little ... Spend a little bit more and get a P1S or spend less and get a smaller, but enclosed, K1 or an open Bambu A1 (bed-slinger, but fast and working great out of the box). And I'm not a TwoTrees hater. I love my Sapphire Plus (revision 2) as a thinkerer machine, but it's way behind the new generation like the Bambu and K1 and also this new product just seems unfinished while priced higher than stuff like the Bambu A1.

Great review tripod! Wow that vase is trippy, love the colors. I love giveaways as well 👍 1 = 6 2 = Clockspring and LightSpeed 3 = 49? 4 = 12:30? 5 = A filament holder 😂

6:22 lol let’s just ignore how bad the bed is on this printer “review”

Nice review no need to watch u build a box ?

the purple benchy is pretty bad....in my past i´ve seen less than 5 worse benchies but i spotted the problem... Extruder gears are tooo rough/ huge teeth!..that destroys every clean surface...looks like wood grain patter or similar/worse... i knew thar...long experimental journey with my Sovol SV04...pretty basic/bad extruders

Be careful! Two Trees customer service is non-existent!

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