Tests imprimantes 3D et filaments 3D
I presented you in a previous article the Silent Board Creality for ender3, a board with TMC drivers to make your Ender3 silent. Only the price of the card, about $50, or 1/4 of the price of the machine, is a problem.
There are of course alternative solutions, less expensive (MKS Gen L + TMC drivers), but you may not want to take the lead and are looking for an easier solution plug&play.
Continue reading “FYSETC Cheetah: a silent board for ender 3 at less than 25€!”
And here is a second LCD resin printer test, after the Elegoo Mars, it is the turn of the Photon S, the new version proposed by Anycubic.
The Photon (version 1) is probably one of the most popular LCD resin printers, Anycubic recently announced that it has sold more than 100,000 units worldwide.
Continue reading “Anycubic Photon S, test and review”
Continue reading “Elegoo Mars, Test the LCD resin printer at only 249€ !”
You have an Ender3 or an Ender 3 pro, or even an Ender 5, and you are looking to improve it, to make it silent?
In this article I will introduce you to a simple ugrade to realize, the installation of a silent Creality card.
Continue reading “Installation of an official Silent board Creality on the Ender3/pro”
I will present you today a new 3D printer from Sovol 3D, which I received in early May as a beta tester before the product was released.
Sovol 3D is a brand new brand of 3D printer of Chinese origin, they now have only one printer reference, the Sovol SV01.
Continue reading “Test of the 3D printer Sovol SV01, a very promising new brand!”
Creality 3D already offer DLP-type resin printers for professionals, sold for several thousand euros, but did not yet have a resin printer for the general public in its catalogue, such as the Photon proposed by Anycubic or the Duplicator 7 sold by Wanhao.
Continue reading “Creality LD 001 : the new LCD resin printer, better than the Photon?”
I introduced you not long ago the new Creality CR-20, the little sister of the CR-10, but the Creality family is very big, I will introduce you today the other little sister the Ender 3!
Continue reading “Creality Ender 3 : Unboxing, assembly and comparison with CR-20”
Octofiber is a Dutch filament brand, with a very complete range of PLA/ABS/Petg and special filaments (wood, carbon, metal…).
You will find several retailers in France of the filament Octofiber, for my part I had it via https://www.plastic2print.com on which one finds the PLA around 20€ the spool of 750g (it is about a Dutch site), in France one finds it rather around 30-35€ the spool.
Continue reading “Octofiber PLA review”
I’ve had my CR-10 for several months, and I used to use a mirror with hairspray, which works pretty well. Except that it is necessary to regularly clean the miror, and also need to buy lacquer, even if it does not cost a fortune (a first price lacquer often doing the job)…
Continue reading “Ultrabase on Creality CR-10”
[UPDATE] The CR-X is now available for pre-order on official creality store
It’s been a while since the news circulated, Creality had given pretty little information at first, but recently released a video presenting this new CR-X.
You have probably already heard about the CR-10 from the Chinese company Creality 3D if you are interested in 3D printing, it is probably one of the most popular printers at the moment, offering a large printing surface, very good print quality, for a very affordable price (between 400 and 500€).
Continue reading “Creality CR-X is coming very soon”
I just received my Geeetech A30, but why not a CR-10? Because I already have one, and I like testing other products/brands, and on paper this Geeetech A30 looked interesting.
Geeetech is a Chinese manufacturer, quite known with a complete 3D printer catalog (clone of prusa i3, delta, in kit, pre-assembled…), they released a few months ago an XXL printer with a similar structure to the CR-10 from Creality (difficult to tell you about the Geeetech A30 without making this comparison).
Continue reading “Geeetech A30 : review of the CR-10 like”
I announced it a few weeks ago, the Creality CR-20 is out, I am proud to present you a test of this new 3D printer today, proud because I am among the first to have this 3D printer on hand, and to review it!
Continue reading “Creality CR-20 : Unboxing and first print test”
SainSmart is an American brand that sells electronic equipment (Arduino, Raspberry, 3D printer and 3D filaments). I had heard about the quality of their TPU filament sold on Amazon, but today I will be testing a new range of PLA and PETG filament, the PRO-3 range.
Continue reading “Review SainSmart filament Pro-3 Series PLA et PETG”
3D Prima is a Swedish filament brand, which offers a very complete range of 3D filaments (PLA/ABS/PETG…). I had already had the opportunity to try their PLA Prima Select and Prima Value filament, so I was very satisfied. Today 3D Prima has released a new EasyPrint range, available on their website https://www.3dprima.com/ but should also be available on Amazon soon.
Continue reading “EasyPrint 3D Prima PETG and PLA Filament Testing”
Anycubic broadcast in April a teasing video illustrating large format 3D printed shoes in TPU. They seem to insist on the size of the object measuring more than 30cm. At the end of the video we quickly see the name of a Anycubic Chiron/Chrion product, which ends with “please wait”.
Continue reading “Anycubic Chiron : CR-10 like ?”
