ELEGOO Neptune 3 Pro FDM 3D Printer with Auto Bed Leveling, Dual-Gear Direct Extruder, Dual Lead Screw Drive, Removable Capacitive Screen, 225x225x280mm Large Printing Size

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The profile of the Y-axis is made wider so that increased stability of the printing platform is guaranteed.

It looks good and all the functions work, i like the printer but because it doesn't print good it's useless. It seemed only fair that the first print completed should be the included sample model file on the memory card printed with the included sample of PLA filament. Built-in print model preview function to preview the model image before printing and observe the printing progress.The screen UI, whilst one of the nicer ones available, is not the best user experience available, I routinely hear a beep as if I have pressed it but without the actual action happening on screen, which is infuriating, so I turned the beep off for a short amount of time, however then I had no clue whether something had worked, so I relented and re-enabled the beep.

If you use the same bed temperature and filaments, it is recommended that you can level the printer once a week. The video included on the microSD card is helpful – and Elegoo was thoughtful enough to mention the video twice in the printer’s documentation, so that users are aware of it. A re-visit of the manual shows that (most likely for clarity) the cable paths themselves are not included in the drawings. As the machine is shipped with the X axis at the top of the gantry I, without thought or warning from the instructions, passed the wire behind the brace and into the print head.Fans on both sides of the print head ensure omnidirectional heat dissipation and rapid cooling of printed layers. The easy-to-setup printer comes with the main components pre-assembled, as well as a complete tool kit for quick installation. On earlier version the PSU fan seemed to run constantly, however on the model I'm testing the PSU fan reduces in volume as its work load decreases. There is currently no related tutorial for WiFi module expansion, but all open source files of the machine have been sorted out and uploaded. Power switch and kettle lead connections are mounted on the left hand side towards the rear of the machine.