Voxelab 3D Printer Aquila D1, Auto Leveling 3D Printer with 25-Point Precise Leveling, XY Axis Linear Guide, Metal Dual-Gear Direct Extruder Works with PLA/ABS/PETG/TPU Filaments, 9.25x9.25x9.84inch
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- New CollectionAquila D1 is the new generation of Voxelab 3D Printer. It has significantly improved the user experience in three aspects: supporting hardware, printing effect and ease of operation.
- 25-point Auto LevelingEasy-to-learn leveling solution for 3D printing beginners, The more and denser detection points realize worry-free first layer printing, and guarantee the flatness of the printed first layer.
- Flexible Filament PrintingDirect drive extruder with less feeding resistance, printing flexible filaments unobstructed. 300C nozzle temperature, compatible with a wider range of filaments.
- 4.3" Large-size Touch ScreenEquipped with a responsive 4.3-inch LCD touch screen which has a bright full-color display, easy to operate and provides a better user experience. Also the brand-new 32-bit silent mainboard runs at low decibel levels.
- Warranty and ServiceAll Voxelab 3d printers are provided lifetime technical assistance and a one-year warranty. If you have any questions regarding product operation or software please feel free to contact us.
Brand: Voxelab
Material: ABS, Metal
Color: Aquila D1
Product Dimensions: 18.5"D x 17.32"W x 26.1"H
Compatible Devices: Laptop, Smartphone
Product Dimensions : 18.5 x 17.32 x 26.1 inches; 29.1 Pounds
Date First Available : February 23, 2023
Manufacturer : Zhejiang Flashforge 3D Technology Co., Ltd
Best Sellers Rank: #47,853 in Industrial & Scientific (See Top 100 in Industrial & Scientific) #79 in 3D Printers
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Customer Reviews: 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars 2,296 ratings
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First things first, when you buy a 3D printer like this one, you are buying a KIT that YOU MUST ASSEMBLE. I have seen videos and read reviews of people crying they can't assemble this printer. They should have opted to not get a DIY 3D printer kit then. Mine came in when expected, and it was well packaged, all the critical parts cushioned well, and lots, and I mean lots of screws and various other fasteners, including at least one of each fastener extra. As you assemble this you will find out why, these things like getting away from you sometimes! Once I got it assembled I ran into a serious snag. The display had only 3 options and all were in Chinese. I reached out to Voxelab support late on a Friday night, and they actually responded QUICKLY, within an hour we figured out the mainboard and display did not get the proper firmware flash before leaving the factory, and they sent me the link to the files and procedure for getting it done. WIthin 30 minutes being super careful to do it right, I was up and running. As the reviews saw the fans are loud, not horribly, but if you work in IT, you know the sound of server fans. These remidn me of server fans. I know there is an upgrade for them and I will likely do that. Print quality is good, exactly what I expected, so no wierd lines or anything like that. Auto load and unload works great, Levelling was okay although I did mess up and scratched the glass bed doing my levelling, I can live with that though. No impact really. I am not sure this is all of them they are shipping, but my unit shipped with the highly desireable G32 chip / motherboard and does NOT have the problem prone H32. The H32 firmware allegedly fixes that problem though. I have not tested with ABS yet, there is so much to do with PLA, and given that it is plant derived plastics, I will likely stick with this for a while. This is allowing me to make some custom mounts for my Echo Dots, remotes etc... allowing me to truly customize home organization. I could be more thrilled, but it would take some work. At the point I feel I have run out of capacity with this machine, I will likely add the Ender Extender upgrade which more or less doubles each dimension I think... That will allow me to build some crazy models, and work out some ideas I have for camping accessories...
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