Anycubic Kobra 3 3D Printer Only, Max 600mm/s High Speed, Multicolor Printing Requires Additional Anycubic ACE PRO, Upgraded Details Easy and Smooth, 4.3" Adjustable Touchscreen 250*250*260mm Size
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Sunday, May 25
Size: Anycubic Kobra 3
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- Amazing Multicolor PrintingThe product includes the Anycubic Kobra 3 3d printer only. It does not include the Anycubic ACE Pro. Need to connect additionally with the Anycubic ACE Pro, the Anycubic Kobra 3 3d printer allows your printing in 4 colors. Co-Created with Pantone Color Institute to create exclusive palette. Let us enter a world of vibrant colors
- 600mm/s High SpeedThanks to the optimized configuration and system, the Kobra 3 achieves a maximum printing speed of 600mm/s and 20000mm/s max acceleration. Compared to regular FDM 3D printers, the speed has improved 12 times, and it just only takes 11min30s to print a boat
- Details Even BetterOne-click vibration compensation intelligently adjusts motion control to prevent ringing issues. Filament extruded control ensures smooth extrusion on each layer of every print for higher quality printing. Additionally, dynamic structure and double z-axis could minimize resistance, ensuring smooth and reliable printing performance even at high speed
- Start with EaseBe Designed with simplified setup and unified module system, it is easier to install and connect. And also supports LeviQ 3.0 auto leveling, no need to Z-offset manually or stick a piece of paper as a reference. Easy to use and just keep relax to start your excellent creations, whoever you are
- Smarter Printing ExperienceSmart connectivity, slicing, and coloring. All just one click away on the Anycubic Slicer and the brand new Anycubic App. And also supports real time monitoringremote controlLAN mode and more interesting functions. Now please unleash your creative ideas with the Anycubic Kobra 3
- Upgraded Anycubic SupportEach Anycubic Kobra 3 printer will accept strict testing and excellent package before delivery, which comes with a one-year warranty(some parts warrantied 3-6 months) for your peace of mind and 24/7 customer service. If you have any questions or any needs, please contact us.
Brand: ANYCUBIC
Material: Aluminum
Product Dimensions: 5"D x 5"W x 5"H
Item Weight: 9.2 Kilograms
Compatible Devices: Laptop
Product Dimensions: 5 x 5 x 5 inches
Item Weight: 20.2 pounds
Item model number: Anycubic Kobra 3
Date First Available: March 27, 2024
Manufacturer: ANYCUBIC
Country of Origin: China
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Top Amazon Reviews
Size: Anycubic Kobra 2 Max
I mostly use my printers for TTRPG terrain using PLA filament. At first I was disappointed and a bit overwhelmed once I realized that the bed wasn't level and my prints were failing. Tech support was AMAZING in helping me troubleshoot the situation and pointing me in the right direction as to how to fix my situation. After watching a video provided by tech support, I was able to resolve my issue, and help the auto leveling process along (I know, I know, it should be auto leveled by default, but sometimes this just isn't the case). After all the issues I had when I first started out trying to level an Ender 3, the solution provided was simple, to the point, and I saw immediate results. Another review gave suggested parameters to change to ensure quality prints and they were spot on. If you're running on the "Standard" speed, it's really fast, but the acceleration speed and jerk CAN lead to less than stellar prints. Adjusting these settings in accordance to the snip I took from the review that helped me can be seen above. Once it's dialed in, you won't be disappointed! At the "Stable" speed setting, I was able to finish the dragon skull print in just over 9 hours and the rubble scatter terrain in around 3. Compared to my Anycubic Vyper, I'm shaving off literal days of printing time for each print.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2024 by Christopher Lehman Christopher Lehman
Size: Anycubic Kobra 2 Max
Bought this printer in February and after only a month or two of use, updated the software. BOOM! Suddenly tons of y-axis shifting and failed print after failed print. I try rolling back the update since that was the only that had changed. NOTHING. I grease up anything that needs to run smooth. I tighten or loosen any belt or bolt that might need it. STILL FAILING. I reach out AnyCubic support and hear nothing for weeks. I buy a brand new printer and keep printing since I have client orders to fulfill. Finally i hear back from support “sorry we can’t replace the full machine but we’ll send you a new y-axis motor.” Weeks later it finally arrives. I replace it. Nothing changes. Print failure over and over. I reach out again and ask for a replacement “nope but we’ll send you out new belts and bearings.” Those finally arrive weeks later and i swap everything out, go over the machine with a fine tooth comb AND STILL FAILURE AFTER FAILURE. Now, I like to think that I’m a pretty, smart guy and pretty handy, but I’ve gone over this entire machine with a fine tooth comb and still nothing has been fixed. The other printer I bought is running like a dream and has been for months so that rules out user error on my end. Again, I bought this machine in February and it is now July and I have what is essentially a $500-$600 paperweight sitting in my garage collecting dust and still no offer to fully replace the machine. Needless to say I’m a little upset 🥲
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Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2024 by Sjur
Size: Anycubic Kobra 2 Max
The media could not be loaded. It is a product that perfectly meets the specifications stated by the manufacturer. It is easy to assemble and comes with some extra accessories. There are several videos available if you encounter any problems, and the technical support from Anycubic and Amazon is very effective. Plus, it's aesthetically pleasing. It has good print quality, and its calibration was very easy, so if you are a beginner, it won't be difficult. Its interface was very straightforward, and I used Cura for slicing. It had good bed adhesion, its replacement parts are affordable, it has a very large bed, and it reaches a good height. It is a bit noisy when printing quickly and can move everything around it, but it is mesmerizing to watch it print so fast. After a while, I had a technical problem that I tried to resolve. Anycubic was very attentive in helping me, but there was no solution, so they asked me to return it and gave me a refund. But I miss it.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2024 by Alejandro Vivas Alejandro Vivas
Size: Anycubic Kobra 2 Max
**Assembly** Got this a few days ago. Assembly was smooth, but check the (short) video on YouTube, rather than rely solely on the booklet. The video of the assembly makes it much more clear, but overall, no issues. **Hang Issue (Firmware!)** After a simple benchy, the first print STOPPED MID PRINT, with the fan still blowing, and screen blank and unresponsive. This happened on the second try, and kept happening on various prints. LAME! However, the interwebs eventually solved the issue for me, and others here have said it as well: !!! You must UPDATE THE FIRMWARE for the printer to work !!! This is super easy, you just connect to Wi-Fi, go to the firmware (v2 something by default), and update to the latest (v3, which fixes everything). You need to run the PID calibration / (for the "stability" vibration compensation setting) after the update. **Slow. It. DOWN.** The printer has onboard vibration compensation (PID), but you have to turn it on after each print. (Start print, then set time to "stable.") It's lame and odd that this cannot be enabled by default, because it's sort of an essential feature ... prints will be somewhat slower than the official time in the gcode, but will look way nicer, and be less likely to fail. Also, the slicer settings are absurdly TURBO by default. I turned everything down in the machine limits part of the slicer, and cut all the values (velocity, jerk, acceleration) in half. I call this the "gentle" setting, for naming, and use this as my default printer setting. With stability and "gentle," the printer just feels nice and peaceful and chill while printing. I was having a hard time to get prints to complete, on the default "berserk" setting. It still sounds like a wind tunnel, though. The fans are annoying, and probably not necessary to be that loud. The printer itself (motors, etc.) is pretty quiet. **Get It Sliced Right** The default slicer is the AnyCubic slicer, which is a fork of the PrusaSlicer. The project files are identical, you can read and write them with either program. I actually like the AnyCubic slicer a little better, it looks nicer (and of course has the printer in there, by default.) I did need to tweak the settings. Some things that worked for me: * 3 perimeters, rather than 2, is much stronger and looks better * Gyroid at low density (10 - 20%) is a great infill. The curves make it strong, and it looks awesome (especially in clear) * Hilbert curves for surfaces look nice * No skirt or brim * I turn OFF "Detecting Bridging Perimeters" ... it causes more problems than it solves. For instance, if you have a small screw screw hole, it will close off the top "bridge" even if the hole would have printed just fine. * Stagger inner seams (for strength and printability), and set the outer seam to "rear" (looks best, of the options) **Upgradable Nozzle + Carbon Fiber** When the printer first came out, it took a few months for nozzles to appear, since anycubic reengineered their nozzles for the Kobra 2 series. You can get nice ones now, I upgraded to a ruby 0.6 mm nozzle from durozzle (available Amazon for 25 bucks). Ruby is 9 on the hardness scale, basically right behind diamond, which is 10. Ruby (or diamond) lets you print abrasive material, and I have discovered carbon-fiber embedded PLA. It's just a whole new world. Prints are strong, to do not warp or shrink, and feel and look nice. In addition to the hardened nozzle, to print CF you need to keep the filament in a dryer ... I have not figured out a placement that allows the filament to flow freely to the printer, without taking up massive space. (I just set the filament a few feet away, so no sharp bends.) But still, it's awesome and worth it, and I have no real plans to print anything else ... For the nozzle, I had to change only three settings: * nozzle diameter to 0.6 mm (duh) * linewidth to 0.67 mm * and layer to 0.3 mm. That was it, I kept the previous "gentle" speeds. **IT'S ALIVE** The printer is awesome. BUT Anycubic deserves minus one star, for sure, for shipping a broken printer (bad firmware). Printers are difficult enough, and although I eventually found the solution, I went down the rabbit hole of thinking it was overheating (?) or browning out (?). People ask this question on line (was very common on the Vyper), and many of the threads end in "it's still not working" ... why does AnyCubic not post the solution? (I have a friend with a Vyper, that stopped working in the same way ... I did not know about it when I got my printer. The hang issue is VERY COMMON, but somewhat sporadic, and really hard to debug.) **Conclusion** This printer took a LOT more effort to bring up than I was expecting. Along with the firmware issue, "stable" should be on by default. The default slicer settings are meant to sell the printer on SPEED, which is good because it means the printer is solid, but need to be slowed down to something reasonable, to actually have nice prints. BUT the end result is really cool, for $500 plus a little more for accessories (hardened nozzle, and filament dryer). At some point, I'll see if there is a way to make it less loud (the fans could at least be turned down), which is my one remaining gripe. Overall, solid, would recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2024 by Jonathan