Anycubic Multicolor 3D Printer, Kobra S1 Combo Core XY Stable Structure with Sealed Printing High Precision 600mm/s Fast Speed Auto Calibration Ideal for Precision and Efficiency 9.8"x9.8"x9.8"
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Size: Anycubic Kobra S1 Combo
Features
- Multi-Color 3D Printing Made Easy Anycubic Kobra S1 Combo handles 4-color printing right out of the box. For even more creativity, pair two units for stunning 8-color prints, eliminating the need for manual painting. For optimal quality, we recommend using the same type of filament throughout your print.
- Built-In Filament Dryer No separate dryer needed! Anycubic ACE PRO actively dries your filament 24/7, even during printing. This ensures peak performance, prevents printing issues, and supercharges your workflow.
- Unmatched Speed & Precision Experience blazing-fast 3D printing with 20,000 mm/s2 acceleration and speeds up to 600mm/s. Anycubic Kobra S1 Combo 3d prints 12x faster than standard FDM 3d printers while preserving exceptional detail and accuracy.
- Smoother Surfaces with Flow Correction The Anycubic Kobra OS automatically calibrates filament flow for precise extrusion. This reduces blobbing at sharp corners, minimizes material waste, and delivers models with noticeably smoother surfaces.
- Convenient Remote Control Start, monitor, and manage your prints from anywhere with the Anycubic app. Its multi-file parsing handles complex projects with ease, putting full control in the palm of your hand.
Brand: ANYCUBIC
Material: PLA, PLA+, TPU, ABS, ASA, PETG、Matte PLA、Silk PLA
Color: Black
Product Dimensions: 8"D x 8"W x 8"H
Item Weight: 56 Pounds
Product Dimensions: 19.06 x 19.29 x 22.56 inches
Item Weight: 56 pounds
Date First Available: July 27, 2024
Manufacturer: ANYCUBIC
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I bought this printer after my first Anycubic Kobra stopped heating the bed. Apparently that's a common problem with the first series of Kobras, but Anycubic's customer service is useless. After trying a couple of fixes on the first one, I gave up and just bought this version, because it seemed to be better reviewed. It arrived fine, but due to a variety of reasons, I didn't start it up for about 8 months. I put it together, went through all of the set up, ran the first test print, everything seemed fine, so I started my first real print. The quality of the first print wasn't great, so I made some adjustments and tried again. Better, but still not good. I read numerous articles and threads on a variety of sites, eventually coming up with a solution. The biggest issue is that, while the printer might be able to run at 500 - 600 mm/sec, unless you have filament that can keep up, you're still going to be limited to 100ish mm/sec. Even lower if you don't want the prints to look awful. But, whatever. I ordered some high-speed filament and just slowed down the print speed. Things look pretty good. Then, after about 18 hours of printing across a half dozen prints, in the middle of a print, I realized the extruder wasn't actually extruding any filament. When I took the thing apart, I found that the filament had hardened inside the nozzle and then the printer kept feeding filament into the hot end, completely destroying the thing. So, I ordered a new OEM hot end and an upgraded ceramic hot end. I installed the ceramic upgrade, and after three misstarts (because the ceramic item is also junk, apparently), I was FINALLY able to finish a test print. Everything looked great, but, considering all the problems I've had with FDM printers, I decided to try another test print. Less than 30 seconds into the print, the hot end was clogged with filament backing up. 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