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Size: Neptune 4 Max
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- 500mm/s Lightning-Fast SpeedNeptune 4 Max comes with the powerful Klipper firmware, enabling impressive printing speeds of up to 500mm/s (default 250mm/s) and up to 8000mm/s accelerations. Rapid filament is recommended for high speed mode
- Massive Build Volume16.53x16.53x18.89/420x420x480mm spacious build volume, Neptune 4 Max help you bring ambitious designs to life, whether for large models or multiple smaller objects
- Precise & Excellent PrintingSupport input shaping and pressure advancing, and acceleration sensors on the X and Y axes for automatic calibration, reduce impact of vibration on the printing accuracy. You can get precise details, amazing quality and fast printing all at the same time
- Direct Drive ExtruderSelf-developed dual-gear direct drive extruder has a 5.2:1 reduction ratio, providing powerful extrusion and smoother filament feeding. Paired with metal throat pipe and unique air duct design to reduce nozzle clogging risk
- 300C High-temp NozzleHigh-temp nozzle with extended hot end design, 60W ceramic heating element and PID parameters automatic calibration, ensures faster and smoother melting and extrusion, can handle various filament materials as PLA, PETG, ABS, TPU and nylon
- Efficient Cooling & Easy to UsePowerful double-sided cooling fans and model cooling blower fans prevent warping and enhance print quality. Various connect options including WIFI, U disk, and LAN, just start your printing jobs with a one-key file transfer
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Specification of ELEGOO Neptune 4 Max Max printing speed: 500mm/s Max nozzle temp: up to 300°C Firmware type: klipper Build volume: 16.53”x16.53”x18.89”/420x420x480mm Hotbed: 320W, 85°C Bed leveling: 121 points auto leveling and auxiliary leveling Filament compatibility: PLA, ABS, TPU, PETG, nylon, etc Resume printing: Yes Filament detection: Yes File transfer method: WIFI, USB, LAN Equipment dimensions: 658x632x740mm
Brand: ELEGOO
Material: Metal
Product Dimensions: 31.1"D x 27.17"W x 11.42"H
Item Weight: 16 Kilograms
Compatible Devices: Laptop, Personal Computer
Product Dimensions: 31.1 x 27.17 x 11.42 inches
Item Weight: 35.2 pounds
Date First Available: September 8, 2023
Manufacturer: ELEGOO
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Ok, let me start by saying I own or have owned 8 various fdm printers, this is my first Elegoo, decided to give them a shot, and man-o-man, what a great decision by me that should have been made earlier! Prints great, no build adhesion issues, no stringing, no issues period. Magnetic build plate is great, moveable control panel is great, noise level is low, no fiddling with CURA settings required, get great prints with default. These aren't really cons, but I'll list a few things that were not ideal: Assembly requires a little time and effort, and the build plate is so big and heavy you will probably need a helper to turn it on its side to attach frame. Takes up a lot of space, so be ready for that. Still has the micro usb chip/card, just like every other FDM printer I have owned, why don't they just charge a few more bucks and use normal thumb drive like my resin printers. Lastly, though I have had no issues as of yet printing non-stop for a week, it appears that if this thing clogs there is going to be a tough time doing maintenance as everything is enclosed. And I am sure that eventually there will be a clog. At that time, I will update the review, and let you know how bad fixing it is. I should note, that I am printing small terrain pieces on this thing and the print quality is absolutely great, so it does well on small stuff, but the build plate is large enough to do huge stuff as well. I have noticed that you can get away with far less supports on this printer, not sure if that is due to the default CURA settings or the lack of vibrations, but I love it. So yeah, buy it. Update: When assembling, I thought the filament run out sensor was flimsy and was very skeptical. Tested the filament run out sensor last night, ran out in the middle of the night, reloaded in morning, absolutely no issues, can't even see a layer line where the new spool starts! Update 2: When printing lower layers of large items, the printhead cable sometimes drags across the build plate. The clip they provide is weak and not designed well. Haven't had a print damaged from this yet, but it definitely needs improvement, a retractable string loop at the top of the frame would work better.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2023 by Bubb
Size: N4M
I bought the Neptune 4 Max printer from recommendations from a print shop that supplies Neptunes printers. They said they had been having good luck with the Neptune series and I was wanting to upgrade my current printer and get a bigger build surface to print on. I figured I may as well buy the biggest size and shouldn't have a problem printing larger items. After buying the printer, It took a while to get to use it because we built a box for it. So I finally got the chance to start printing. I did my initial leveling and got a few smaller nice prints out of the system, but only after using bed glue. I could not for the life of me get the prints to stick to the surface without having to add a raft or brim around the pieces and even then every once and a while the printer would "catch" the object with the nozzle and push it off. After that I was trying to print a turn table to take 3d scans of objects, so I could reproduce them with some tweaks. I wanted to enlarge the turn table so I did. I have all this room on the build plate so why not make it larger. I tried printing the to piece and it came out ok, but seemed to have some over/under extrusion issues. So I started reading trying to see how I could improve the prints. I ended up turning on the professional mode bed leveling/tram and thought that would help with the issues I was having. I took a lot time and effort to validate the my bed was very level using the metal feeler gauges. I had got some of my larger prints to print with glue and they didn't look the best so, I thought I needed to level the bed again. So now I have everything leveled by hand, turned on the professional mode and have it leveled and the updated the z access. everything was looking very level with the feeler gauges. I tried to do a print with a few smaller pieces spread out across the bed to finish my turn table. Every time I went to print it, It would eventually get to point where it would push off one of the pieces or pull up an edge. I also noticed that it looked like the print nozzle was dragging across the objects. I had just leveled this bed it should be good for a few prints. I started doing research on what the issues could be with it. Lots of people are having issues with this machine. I ended up finding a video detailing the issues a YouTuber had with this machine. Only to find out that he had tried a lot of the same things I had tried, including leveling the bed on every print by hand and still couldn't get it to work. Some how he decided to use a gauge and test the bed as it was heating up. He found that as the bed of the Neptune 4 max heated up it would get out level by quite a bit. He ended up having to add code to each print to have the printer heat up for 25 minutes before he started to print and then do an automatic leveling and save that before the print started. This doesn't include the issues I had getting the machine updated to the newest firmware. I actually think the machine is printing worse than when I had the original firmware. Tech support for my firmware issue was good, but that was about the only thing. I also had an issue where I got the blob of death trying to print one of my partial bed filled designs and now I'm out another $60 replacing all of the print head and unit. Anyway, look on discords and YouTube and do your research. This machine has a lot of issues and seems to be rushed to market. Update: I have spent months with support at this point and time. Replaced part after part and I still don’t have a functioning printer. Update #2: Still no resolution. Just have to wait weeks for parts and tear down each time. Been through multiple errors, but always end up at an MCU error that can’t be soved.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2024 by Tracy J Wolfe