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The video reviews and compares various 3D printers based on factors such as build volume, price, quality, and functionality. Key models discussed include the Prusa i3 MK2, Creality Ender 3v2, Artillery Sidewinder X2, LulzBot Taz Pro XT, Watson Works WXR, Creality K1, Prusa Mini, and Chidi Tech X Plus 3, among others. The reviewers express praise for some models such as their quality or affordability, while cautioning against others due to issues or high prices. The video touches on the features, prices, and the speaker's experiences with several 3D printers, providing insights into the current market offerings.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker reviews several 3D printers and whether he would buy them again.
– The Prusa i3 MK2, with a build volume of 300 cubed and a price of $3,500, is highly recommended due to its quality and industrial capability.
– The Creality Ender 3v2 is priced at $209, but the speaker suggests it’s too expensive unless you plan to tinker with it.
– The Focus Odin 5 F3, originally priced at $89 but available only as returns, is not recommended due to potential issues with returned units.
– Lastly, the Artillery Sidewinder X2, priced at $299 with a build volume of 300 by 300 by 400, is considered a solid option for printing helmets, despite firmware update issues.
00:03:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker compares several 3D printers. They discuss the benefits of the Sidewinder X2, AnyCubic Provo Plus, and LulzBot Taz Pro XT. The AnyCubic Provo Plus is seen as a solid platform despite being $60 more expensive than the Sidewinder X2. The LulzBot Taz Pro XT, priced at $5,500, is a massive, industrial-grade printer that offers excellent build volume and stability. Additionally, the Prusa Mini is praised for its affordability under $400, but the speaker advises waiting as new 3D printer releases are expected soon.
00:06:00
In this segment of the video, the YouTuber discusses several 3D printers. The Watson Works WXR, priced at $849, is praised for its cyberpunk aesthetic and full features. The Creality K1, around $500, is recommended for its quality control and potential multi-material unit. The LSU Neptune 3, a large build volume printer, is mentioned as a monster machine suitable for printing helmets. The YouTuber expresses interest in buying the WXR and K1 but mentions they haven’t finished testing some other mentioned printers.
00:09:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker talks about different 3D printers and their key features and prices:
1. Prusa Mini: Prints beautifully and is recommended for its quality.
2. Bamboo Lab Carbon X1: A fully loaded machine for tough and abrasive filaments priced at $1500.
3. Raise3D E2: An idex machine priced at $3500, good for manufacturing with a wide build volume.
4. Creality Ender 3 Pro: Popular with numerous mods available, will be featured in a mods segment.
5. LulzBot Taz Sidekick 747: The speaker’s first machine, which inspired the idea of 3D printers creating parts for other 3D printers.
00:12:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses several 3D printers. Firstly, they praise a machine with a build volume of 231 x 231 x 248 and emphasize its 3D printed parts and hinges. The price of this machine is $1285, justified by its quick change tool heads and versatility. Next, they share their negative experience with the Kaiwu Tycoon Slim, citing thermal issues. This model is priced at $369 but falls short in comparison to the Prusa Mini. Lastly, the speaker mentions the Focus Odin Smart, noting its development challenges and unimpressive profiles. The machine is priced at $279.99, but the company’s current status is uncertain.
00:15:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker talks about their experience with specific 3D printers. They mention ordering a Kingroon KP3S Pro and receiving an upgraded version unexpectedly, expressing disappointment in the process. They then discuss the Creality Ender 3 and praise its reliability and value at a price point of $649. Finally, they mention the Chidi Tech X Plus 3, highlighting its large build volume, dual hotends, and heated chamber, considering it a good buy at the sale price of $699.
00:18:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses three 3D printers. Firstly, they mention the Bamboo P1S, which is a middle-range machine with an enclosure and full AMS compatibility priced at $949. Next, they highlight the Appreciate SL1S resin printer priced at $2599 with a small build volume but high-end quality. The speaker emphasizes that while the machine is well-engineered and performs excellently, the price point may deter buyers when compared to more affordable options in the market. They conclude the segment by mentioning a total of 23 3D printers they have tested, inviting viewers to share their opinions in the comments section.