FLASHFORGE 3D Printer Adventurer 4 Pro, 30-Point Auto Leveling, Max 5X Faster 300mm/s Printing, Efficient Cooling System with Copper & Hardened Nozzle Bundle Perfect for ABS/PLA/PC/PETG/PETG-CF/PLA-CF
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- Efficient and Handy Worry-free PrintingAuto bed-leveling equips with a 30-point auto leveling sensor, and it can adjust the suitable distance between nozzle and build plate accordingly. The automatic nozzle calibration also helps ensuring a neat and smooth first-layer extrusion.
- All-round Upgrade Superior Surface QualityBrand-new extruder fan structure, the extruder is equipped with 3 fans to control the cooling wind speed. The dual ducts achieve the rapid cooling of the models, offering a better surface finish.
- High-speed and Hardened Nozzles Bundle0.4mm-240C high-speed nozzle, with upgraded internal heat conduction structure and higher thermal fusion efficiency, ensuring good model quality under high-speed printing; 0.6mm-265C high-strength nozzle, with good wear resistance, supporting long-term printing of carbon fiber materials.
- 5X Faster Speed Higher Printing EfficiencyWith the upgraded XY axis structure and the high-speed copper nozzle, Adventurer 4 Pro improves the print speed up to 300mm/s, reducing about 40%-60% work time effectively.
- Warranty and ServiceAll Flashforge 3D printers come with lifetime technical support and a one-year warranty. We provide 24-hour online customer service, if you have any questions about the product operation or software, please feel free to contact us.
Brand: FLASHFORGE
Material: Pla
Color: Adventurer 4 Pro
Product Dimensions: 19.68"D x 18.5"W x 21.25"H
Compatible Devices: Laptop, Smartphone
Product Dimensions: 19.68 x 18.5 x 21.25 inches
Item Weight: 50.6 pounds
Date First Available: February 24, 2023
Manufacturer: Zhejiang Flashforge 3D Technology Co., Ltd
Country of Origin: China
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I have a fair amount of 3D printing experience with a different tabletop model. It was about 3 years old and broke down so I went shopping for a new one. At $340 this was hard to pass up. This thing is fantastic. It takes longer to get it out of its packaging than it takes to get it up and running. The heated bed is great and promotes good adhesion and helps with warping of parts. The bed comes with some kind of permanent textured surface so you no longer have to mess about with masking tape or other temporary bed covers that must constantly be renewed. The machine is quiet. It has a built-in camera so you can monitor print progress remotely, if desired (I have not tried this yet). The device has built-in wifi capability, and using the FlashPrint software you can easily import .stl (and other) files, slice them, and then push them wirelessly to the printer, whereupon it will start printing. The software has very fine control capabilities but honestly the Basic setting works just fine for what I've done so far. Print quality is great for my parts - so much so that I now print on Fast setting because it's plenty good enough for the parts I am making. Standard quality was fantastic. I should print something on Fine just to see how good it can actually get. About the only criticism with the machine is that it won't accept 1Kg spools. But that is OK - simply remove the access panel and set your spool on a spindle rod right beside the machine and it will up-take from an external spool just fine. Also the machine has a fantastic auto-load and unload routine that makes changing filament painless. I can't imagine how you could get a better machine for the money. I'm tempted to buy a second one just to increase my production speed.
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Size: Adventurer 5M Pro
I'm very happy with this new printer. I've had a Voxelab Aries for almost three years and the technology and speed improvements of the Adventurer 5M Pro are amazing. I particularly like the ease of changing filament, the automated bed leveling, and...of course..the SPEED. One issue that I encoutered was the need to put glue on the bed to get the first layer of most PLA prints to adhere properly. After a lot of trial and error, I discovered that the SUNLU Magnetic Build Surfaces (just search Amazon for "sunlu magnetic") that I routinely use on the Aries are a perfect fit for the 5M. I just replaced the 5M's flexible build surface with the SUNLU's, and now prints always adhere without the need for glue. With this minor modification, the 5M earns 5 stars, and my Aries is relegated to a reliable (but slow) backup!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2023 by JRF
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I started 3d printing about 8 years ago. I have owned a few old-fashioned i3 printers and have been constantly upgrading them till the recent rise of the bambulab-like high-speed machines. I feel it is time to jump boat and give it a try, since a custom built voron will cost way more than the commercially available ones from established brands. I got this machine at a discounted price. On paper it has almost all the fancy features one would actually use, like core xy, high-speed, vibration compensation, fast release nozzle, magnetic PEI build plate ... I was pretty happy about the purchase. The printer arrived 2 days ago. The installation was easy. I have been testing intensively since then. And here is my initial impression: 1. The print quality is good...when everything works fine. 2. It can go really fast but the fail rate is pretty high, especially on tall prints with small bases. Even with their sample filament, sample file and their own glue applied, the prints frequently detach from the PEI build plate during printing and cause disasters. And yes, I did level the build plate and perform vibration compensation. Situation gets better at half of the recommended speed. I am gonna try some 3rd party build plate and see whether it helps. 3. Either the remote control program flashprint5 or the printer's firmware has bugs. After one task is finished or terminated halfway, the printer has a high chance of losing its position. When you start a new task, the extruder will go out of range and hit the frame on the right. You will see the out of range error on screen and hear dying sound of the poor timing belt. The program will ask you to home the extruder but don't allow you to by saying system busy doing previous task. BTW, i am already on the latest firmware. 4. Again about the software, unlike klipper, the user interface is only good for multimachine management, it is not very informative or even responsive. The attached manual is also kinda over simplified. I consider myself pretty experienced, but it still took me quite a while to figure out the UI. And yes, I can read both languages on the manual. In summary, the hardware has the potential to compete with best printers in the league, but there are quite a few "solvable" bugs. I am not going to return the machine, the build itself worth the price I paid. I am expecting an OTA maybe? To amuse fellow (potential) buyers, I am attaching a few of my good/died prints. Good luck printing.
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