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Anycubic Kobra 3D Printer Auto Leveling, FDM 3D Printers with Self-Developed ANYCUBIC LeviQ Leveling and Removable Magnetic Platform for DIY Home School Printing Size 8.7x8.7x9.84 inch

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Size: Anycubic Kobra


Features

  • Modular Design & Easy Assembly: ANYCUBIC KOBRA is an all-in-one frame 3D printer, can minimize the shaking to improve the print quality. The modular design allows the printer to be assembled only in 10 minutes
  • Intelligent Auto Leveling 3d printer: ANYCUBIC KOBRA captured with the Self-developed Anycubic LeviQ Leveling Function equipped with 25-point precise leveling up, which can compensate the unevenness of the heated bed automatically, to achieve easy, fast and precise leveling, providing you with a more intelligent printing experience.
  • Ultra Smooth Printing: Direct drive extruder provides greater conveying force and preciser filament control. Compatible with PLA/ABS/PETG/TPU flexible materials. It can reduce jitter in filament transmission and ensure printing precision.
  • Removable Magnetic Platform: The models can be removed by bending the spring magnetic platform gently after printing. The platform can withstand high-intensity printing and is corrosion free, saving you a lot of maintenance cost.
  • Fast Printing & Large Printing Size: ANYCUBIC KOBRA 3D Printer maximum printing speed is 180mm/s, Average speed is 80mm/s, 167% faster than industry standard, enable you save more time on waiting. Large build volume of 8.7x8.7x9.84in / 220x220x250mm, which has enough space and freedom to realize your fantastic creativity.
  • More Function: 1ANYCUBIC KOBRA is equipped with 4.3-inch LCD touch screen, which brings sensitive response and brighter display, offering better using experience; 2All ANYCUBIC 3D printers backed with lifetime technical support and 24 hours professional customer service.

Brand: ANYCUBIC


Material: ABS


Color: Anycubic Kobra


Product Dimensions: 19.3"D x 17.5"W x 17.4"H


Item Weight: 7 Kilograms


Product Dimensions: 19.13 x 19.13 x 16.93 inches


Item Weight: 15.4 pounds


Item model number: Anycubic Kobra


Date First Available: January 14, 2022


Manufacturer: ANYCUBIC


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    • This review is for the noobs and parents trying to be cool
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I had zero experience 3D printing before buying this. I was told by a friend that getting an auto leveler would be best and MAN IS IT. This is a great printer. Pretty idiot proof lol. SET UP: super easy and very clear instructions. If your printer turns on but the screen does not work, you just have to switch the voltage (w/e it’s called) for the power. Save you some googling there lol. The Z-offset will be crucial and sometimes takes some adjusting. Mine lives at about -0.85 so don’t be scared to adjust it. PRINTING: It comes with a tiny memory card and USB stick. Here’s how you print after you’ve done the owl test print. - Put memory card in usb and plug into computer - Open a file sharing 3D model site such printables(dot)com and search through things you’d like to print. I’d recommend reviewing how many files before clicking download all as some are different sizes or interchangeable options. This printer uses g code so any file like that should be ready to print. However, most files are in STL (I’m a noob, idk what printers use that lol). - Once g codes are downloaded, just drag and drop to your usb memory stick - (skip if downloaded g codes) If you downloaded another file type, you will have to splice it. You can do so by downloading a program called Ultimaker Cura and opening the file in there. You can duplicate, adjust size, add supports, adjust filament fill, etc. but most importantly, change to g code. This will take some getting used to but it’ll work. - Once usb is loaded up and properly ejected (right click usb and click eject), put the memory stick back in the printer. - Turn on and start printing! Recommendations: as you are getting the hang of printing, always hang out at the beginning so you can make sure it’s printing well. Any files that you don’t manually splice may not come with supports so if it prints badly, it’s probably the file #wallewithpot2023 lol. You can adjust the z-offset while printing and it’ll help if it’s not looking right. PROS: ease of use, auto level, ease of setup, prints great, display shows percentage completed CONS: does not connect to a phone app, uses a lesser common file type (but able to reconfigure), doesn’t connect directly to computer unless you buy a cable BEST FILAMENT: Anykubic sells a rainbow filament for this printer and it’s GORGEOUS (see photo of dragon). We have also tried another brand that’s blue on one side and green on the other. Print on that is hit or miss but looked great on a fidget. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2023 by Matthew S. Taylor Matthew S. Taylor
    • A Great Printer... Unless...
I've had this printer for just a little under 2 months now - I've run through 2 spools of PLA and was about to start number 3. It's been a good little machine so far - Easy to set up, fairly simple to learn the process, and it produces great prints once you understand how all the Cura settings impact the quality of your print. HOWEVER - There's been an unusual grinding noise from one fan since the second week I got it, and now the stepper motor that drives the extruder is dead. I've entered a support ticket with Anycubic - We'll see if they support their product. If they do, great, I really love the machine overall. But if not - This may be $320 for a machine that lasts two months before you need to repair or replace it. I'll update this review when we see which is which. Update 8/2: It's rare that I update an Amazon review after dealing with a company's support services, but Anycubic offered EXCELLENT support - better than any I've received from American companies in recent memory. Over the last few days they've emailed multiple times offering troubleshooting advice, an easy to follow YouTube tutorial for checking continuity of the motor, and ultimately a replacement part is going to be sent to me. As I said, it's been a great machine overall - So a great printer from a company willing to stand behind their product is a 5 star purchase in my book. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2022 by Amazon Customer
    • not worth the headache
these printers could have been really good with the features they have but in reality they are a complete waste of money. They have auto leveling that sounds nice right nope you still have to level it with paper and massively adjust the z offset. You would think that's ok shouldn't have to do that again. Nope you have to do that between each and every print and guess what its never the same or anywhere close to the same and before anyone says its a fluke or user error i have 45 printer in my house. I know what I'm doing and 14 of these machines and its not just one that this happen to its each and every one. Now you'd think that was enough of a problem nope there's more. They are now just randomly giving abnormal temp errors and stopping printing and its completely random restart it might work for a print or two then it happen again then suddenly a different machine starts doing it. Now i know its not my files as none of my other non kobra printers do this. Wish i had never bought these and will definitely never buy or recommend to anyone again these are super cheaply made printers. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2023 by BujoGamer1971
    • Excellent out of the box printer.
Blows my Ender 3 v2 (with $150 in upgrades) in print quality straight out of the box. Easy to setup. Just attach the gantry and the screen and plug in a few wires. Having a fixed bed is a big plus in my opinion. My Ender 3 v2 has upgraded springs, knobs and a BL touch and it has to be levelled again periodically. The Kobra is infinitely more simple. Run the auto-level and set the z-offset and you're good to go. The touchscreen is a huge plus. No more fiddling with a knob. Although the Kobra has way fewer settings than custom firmware. But the basics are here. So it's great for beginners. The only drawbacks are that it's pretty noisy. Not nearly as noisy as the Ender 3 v2 was before I changed all four fans out for Noctua fans. But it's loud enough that it annoys me. So a fan upgrade is in the near future. Another drawback is the supplied owl gcode was sliced to perfection. So if you print that as your first print you will get nearly perfect results. However, you're first few prints you sliced yourself will likely not be and need some fine tuning. Although they're passable, veterans will definitely want to tweak their slicer settings. But once you get it dialed in my Ender 3 v2 can't touch this thing. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2022 by Adam

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