didn't you heard the cable problem for the A1?

@@exziarc4600if mine doesn’t have the problem what should i do?

@@exziarc4600 Thanks for that. I think the ENTIRE 3d community heard about it on FEB 4th and 5th even if you don't have a A1. If you had/have a channel it is your duty to tell everyone for safety reasons. Nathan did and made a Cool AI image while doing it.

Don't buy this thing, you will be disappointed. KE cost less money and can outperform this thing in many ways

not to be rude but judging by your comment i don't believe you have owned nor tested a bambu or a ender 3 pro.... they each serve their purposes. if you want to go lightning fast on 8 out dated highly prone to maintenance machines that will require modifications and firmware customization to get you what you want then i can promise you that you will find your self deep in a financial deficit trying to clean up the parts, keep the machines operating without 24/7 monitoring and troubleshooting just to realize that they are not made to be speed printers let alone output high quality prints at high speeds. Bambu while on the higher value side of things is also the reason that companies like creality are even selling these printers at such a low cost. notice no one is spending $1000 on CR-10's or ender 5's anymore? because bambu released machines available to consumers that were ground breaking at a fraction of the cost of any 200mm/s two years back. buy machines based on YOUR needs. dont go bashing others preference's because they make youtube videos for a living and yes... they would like to get paid tto do so much like you or i would when we get up for work....

@@Tuffmutt077I have 4 ender 3 pros and 4 neptune 2s. Wasn’t talking about speeding the enders up. Slow prints will always be better quality. 8 slow enders will output more parts in higher quality over the course of a month than one bambu lab P1s for the same price. and they can be specifically set up for certain materials. That was the point. As he mentions in the video where I time stamped, Bambu is the only company that is afraid to send him printers. Why? Aren’t their printers gods gift to man? It’s because they’ve spent more money than any other company on youtube shill marketing to foster a false image of perfection. I just wanted to upgrade, but I’m not seeing a reason to even after 10 years of these enders. the pros still don’t out weigh the cons. I get perfect prints and I understand the machines because they are simple.

Yeah no problem. You can run tpu through a long bowden tube out of a drybox as long as your printer has a direct drive extruder.

@@NvrchFotiawhat about pa12?

Yeah I’m just as confused as you are, but somehow it works, lol.

Why do you think a threaded rod is more accurate? X and Y is just as accurate as Z on core XY. You would actually diminish if not remove the chance of Z wobble and Z bind. By using Core XZ it allows faster and more stable X speeds with cleaner Z motion. Voron Switchwire is a core XZ printer if you want to see how it improves over a traditional bedslinger.

I’m not an expert, but it seems to me that with a belt driven z axis you are looking at a tiny fraction of a motor revolution to move up a layer height. With a screw you are looking at slightly more of a motor revolution to move up the same amount. That seems intuitive to mean that the screw should be more accurate (any amount of error in motor steps would result in a lower error in distance with screw compared to belt). Just going off my intuition, I’ll admit I don’t know much about these.

Thank you for explaining what I was thinking but I couldn't put it in words as you precisely did.

@@andrewmiller6051 it’s really not more accurate. The screw is dependent on the diameter and thread pitch as to how much the motor needs to turn. With a belt, it’s dependent on the diameter of the pulley.

You mean the a1 combo?

@@yobtnirp nope. a1 mini combo, it's too much right? I can get a K1C for that price

@@Otawakun a1 mini combo is 459 usd on their website

Try jumping ahead!

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I couldn’t help myself for that price…

How did you get 10% off?

looked at all the results and there was one all you had to do is check the box. @@nlambert

Maybe… yes

It looks cool 😎

@@NathanBuildsRobots At least it’s louder :) Do you think it’s also cheaper than lead screws?

Faster, more stable and more precise X Diminishes z banding, z wobble and z binding. Core XZ is mainly for the X, but z gets a few perks as well.

Like a meteor punching through the atmosphere

Hahah yeah people in the chat Singing the A1 praises but it costs 2x as much and is currently under Mass Recall...yeah I think I save 200 bucks and a house Fire.

@@AlbertoMartinez765chicken

​@@AlbertoMartinez765Wait till you get the creality experience and have to repair everything all the time - you'll realise that $200 is not a price saving, it's an allocation for ender 3 repair costs

It’s not a modders delight… yet. Maybe with some hard work it can be made into something moddable

I’ll add some random letters and numbers next time!

Very funny

Nah those other ones are fine. They are more moddable. You like mods, right?

They might be working on it 😉

YES I am sure that will come at some point though WTF Creality didn't save the CR-10 Name for that size and instead made a 256x256 small one is beyond me.

Core XZ, close enough 😅

Easy mistake settle down.

It’s as he said, put it on its side and it’s a corexy

@@DaleBuckleynot really but doesn’t matter

​@MrHeHim not even that since it's still using lead screws

Are we talking about creality or bambu lab?

Voron Switchwire is Core XZ

Z axis would be hard to do. Maybe make it the cheapest flying gantry?