AnyCubic Kobra 2 Pro: A fast bed slinger, good print quality @ 300mm/2 and 20k acceleration

[@VMTDesign]

This vs n4pro?

[@AuroraTech]

This Kobra 2 Pro is way better.

[@VMTDesign]

@AuroraTech How? The elegoo machine seems to be the same but has a 300 degree nozzle vs 260-270. Edit: Maybe speed?

[@AuroraTech]

Kobra 2 is way better in print quality, speed, auto z-offset, and overall build quality. While it doesn't have a 300°C nozzle like the Neptune 4, its suitability depends on how often you will use it to print PC or PA-CF. I would rather get the better quality machine (the Kobra 2 Pro) if I just print PLA PETG TPU ABS ASA Nylon 99% of the time.

[@VMTDesign]

@AuroraTech Thanks for the response. I'm surprised it could that much better. The feature I like on this K2P is the auto z height. That setting getting dialed in what prevents me from using my V2 neo over my other printers.

[@hackyourbum]

@@AuroraTech What about reliability? Many owners of regular kobra 2 have commented that the extruder and auto bed leveling sensor were unreliable. Did they improve something in the pro version?

[@krisknowlton5935]

You have by far the best reviews on 3D printers. Actually you have the best reviews period!

[@Cat-nr7il]

Agreed.

[@sentlon]

agree 😄

[@eatxthatx2k9]

& thorough

[@rsilvers129]

Along with Project Farm and Torque Test Channel.

[@cameltoast]

She really does, the other guys are too busy trying to be cool or funny with either gun printing or helmet printing. I always end up back at this channel.

[@ArenasWorld]

Didn't expect to find the NileRed of 3D printing while looking for a printer to supersede my aging i3 Mega. Extremely well documented, clear narration, examples of common hurdles, and extensive comparisons. Thanks for helping me pick my next printer!

[@stevejones01]

You are my go to reviewer for all all things 3D printer, Laser engravers and table top CNC mills. Thanks for your time.

[@misterbean29]

The quality of your reviews is gone "next level". You give us a lot of very useful information and best of all, you give us many material prints as well as comparison prints. Stoked. I could imagine that you could change the start-up G-code to wipe the nozzle. I like that function a lot. Thank you Aurora and Helios, great work. Keep it up...

[@AuroraTech]

No, we don't have access to the printer.cfg or SSH, so there's no way to move the print head to the wiping block, which is located outside the maximum Y position.

[@misterbean29]

thank you for clearing this up. So, as you mentioned, it would be a matter for the manufacturer to make this feature possible.@@AuroraTech

[@kilianlindlbauer8277]

You can actually swap a all metal heatbreak intended for the anycubic vyper toolhead into the cobra 2. First gives you a raised temperature limit and you can now use regular volcano nozzles

[@jz3_3.0]

Interesting. Did you try? I am curious, because I want to use bigger nozzles (0.8mm), and those are not available in this shape yet. I have modified my old i3 Mega S with an E3D Volcano Hotend and I love it. Espacially quality-wise it was a big improvement. The original Anycubic nozzles were no good.

[@kruusatube]

These bloopers are priceless! 😊And thanks for helping me choose my first 3D printer!

[@kruusatube]

Unfortunately I had issues with buying from Anycubic's shop. Even though I was paying with PayPal my home bank detected suspicious transactions. Some things were so wrong between bank, PayPal and Anycubic's shop that my card was blocked automatically by my bank. Anycubic's support wasnt quite interested to investigate this and I ordered a new credit card. I am considering buying Two Trees SK1 instead.

[@Liberty4Ever]

Love your great reviews. Definitely the best in the business. I'm particularly grateful to see all the different filaments tested, particularly TPU which I use often. I was surprised to see TPU print so well through the reverse Bowden tube from the spool to the left of the machine. I always hang TPU spools above and feed the filament directly into the extruder. It's frustrating to see all of these 3D printer manufacturers making the same mistakes that mar these otherwise excellent printers - no WiFi, a Volcano style nozzle that isn't compatible with the readily available Volcano nozzles to force us to buy a proprietary part, and trying to force us to use their cloud service (I'll NEVER do that) rather than using the excellent LAN features of Klipper. I was preparing to order the Elegoo Neptune 4 Pro when I saw this review of the Anycubic Kobra 2 Pro. If this printer allowed me to use Klipper over WiFi, I'd have bought it instead of the Neptune 4 Pro.

[@JSGilbert]

The best and most helpful reviews on KZbin.

[@MiniLuv-1984]

All the positive comments ring true for me too. You are very good at reviews.

[@Drumaier]

Great review as always!!Let me say that that is an award winning extruder-hotend combo, by looking at the close-ups of the nozzle laying plastic at those speeds, you can tell this thing is well tuned to take advantage of klipper speeds without being limited by a poor volumetric flow. I wonder how much volumetric flow this machine can handle in vase mode so...Aurora: would you please consider to add just one more quick test for your upcoming reviews? A print that gradually starts to increase volumetric flow until starts to underextrude. Orca slicer has a volumetric flow test that does something like that. CHeers!

[@jz3_3.0]

Theoretically 500x0.2x0.4 = 40 mm³/s ... I think the Volcano Hotend can do around 30 mm³/s (at least what I could realize)... But I thinks the limiting factor will be your Filament. Generic PLA probably cannot be process this fast in acceptable quality. Unterextrusion will occur. There is High Speed Filament available already. And as you can see in the review: TPU is still limited to 80 mm/s... Maybe there will be some high speed TPU as well one day :)

[@guyonearth]

I picked up one of these the other day, it seems to work quite nicely, with a couple caveats... One, the auto-level is not perfect. It consistently sets the Z-axis about .2 mm too low, resulting in the nozzle dragging the bed. This seems to be an issue with a lot of printers. Also, the bed seems slightly off, one side is high. I may use some tape to correct that. The other thing I don't like is the placement of the spool holder, it places undue strain on the filament where it enters the filament detector, the angle is wrong. I'm currently feedng it from a dryer reel, but I'll likely engineer a new spool holder that is positioned better. I don't like the filament having to make a sharp bend like that, it's already broken twice. Also, there's no light, so I used a clamp-on one. Speed is excellent on this machine. Pretty noisy, though.

[@natashaflaherty791]

Such a great review I bought a Kobra 2 Pro this morning. Looks like a great printer. I already have a Vyper, Kobra, Kobra go, kobra neo, kobra max and a Kobra 2 from the anycubic range. Been really happy with all of my Anycubic printer so far except the Kobra Go isn’t going well. I have a SV07 but the Kobra 2 seems to be running better that it. My best printer so far is the P1S. I’m sure the Kobra 2 pro will be better than the SV07. My favourite cheapest printer at the moment is the Kingroon KP3S. I have 2 and they print amazing quality prints every time. I do have a Tronxy x5sa still in the box for when my son turns 16 next week. He wants to turn it into a vzbot.

[@tolgamemis3584]

I would buy a new kp2 pro but bamnulab new printer appear. Hmm kobra 2 pro vs a1 mini. I know 18cm vs22cm but if bamnulab a1 mini speed and quaility print, ı can by bambu. Because a1 mini same price anycubic. But ı have a Anycubic kobra ,plus ,max 4maxpro2 and ı like it. I havent problem. But bambu a1 is new in my view have some problem

[@themagicfreak01]

Maybe you can provide an update?😅

[@ahlokecafe_articulate]

Very good review nothing to hide compare with some reviewers which ended up we buying nonsense machines

[@1fareast14]

17:16 the orcaslicer flow test is ideal for finding the limits here

[@jasonburnside3626]

Very well done review as always. Thank you for all the details and pros/cons section. Just pulled the trigger on this one as I wanted a fast bed slinger and the price this holidays was to good to pass up! FYI to anyone else is make sure you check for discount codes before you commit to the purchase. Saved another 20.00. Also a free roll of high speed PLA thrown in! Thank you Aurora!!!

[@jasonwu2758]

Having owned the OG Kobra this is some great upgrades. Though like you mentioned in the cons it's soo close to being the budget bedslinger to beat held back from a couple of odd/bad decisions. Just let us use standard volcano nozzles with a regular wi-fi integration. So, so close... Maybe the Kobra 3 🙃

[@reddgi]

I got it when the price dropped below $130, and the KP3S, which I thought had problems, works fine. Of course, I know the Kobra 2 Pro is superior in every way, but I'm debating whether I should just stick with the KP3S, which is smaller, quieter, and takes up less space. The KP3S is smaller, slower, but prints really well. I'm debating whether I should return the pro, since I originally planned to buy a larger bed printer at the same time.

[@ajlbeer]

That is a great review. I would love to see you review fast printers like the Kobra 2 pro at reduced speeds as well, to see if the quality of a Prusa MK4 can be matched. 3h10m is crazy fast for the Alpaca, so how would it look if you gave it another hour or even two? Occasionally quality comes before speed :)

[@Amokhahn]

Gutes Review wie von Dir gewohnt. Mach weiter so. P. S. : ich habe herzlich gelacht über Deine Patzer. Macht Dich aber sehr sympathisch. Liebe Grüße aus Deutschland

[@WeOwnRevolution]

Been watching your reviews but never subscibed until now. You got yourself another subscriber. Thank you for your work

[@holdup1964]

Thanks so much for all your great reviews. You are the best reviewer on youtube. your not just printing a benchy. Very in depth with specs and printing different filaments. i purchased this printer.

[@djdesiderium]

I love your reviews, especially how you go in depth on the different materials and the consistence across reviews of different printers. I would really love to see a review of the Neptune 4 pro and maybe some comparison, as these two printer seem to have a lot in common, at least from the spec sheets.

[@remthompson]

I'm really curious to see the longevity of the metal rollers vs rods and rails.

[@lpanic]

I've seen people reporting issues with printing at higher temperatures than 230C because teflon tube in hot end melts at about 240C and starts clogging the nozzle. So it may require replacement for PETG/ABS printing. For PLA printing this printer can work as is.

[@cristianjosadec]

Hello Aurora , i bought one for this review. By the way the App is working with almost all the necessary functions now but still not the camera .

[@aureliustratos3268]

OH MY GOD THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THE CONFIG file. i was pulling my hair out after updatting the new firmware now it is looking so good. it works so well.

[@tysykes7463]

The best review of this printer so far. You went into the right details most users care about. Loved the compairisons of all the other high speed printers. You got a new follower out of me. A side note maybe worth looking into on your next review.... another reviewer printed at 0.04 height with amazing results. Something to think about or maybe its not worth your time. Thanks for the honest reviews and looking forward to more

[@wafflecart]

Very impressed with this review, really fast but still great print quality!

[@larry527az3]

Too bad about forcing cloud services... I'm on the hunt for a small (Ender size) printer for small prints but I refuse to use any cloud service. I'm too used to using either Octoprint or Mainsail to ever go back. Thanks for the great review!

[@theglowcloud2215]

RatRig V-Minion?

[@larry527az3]

@@theglowcloud2215 Agreed, was hoping to not have to build one but that's the direction I'm most likely to go.

[@wolfie54321]

As long as one can opt-out, I'm fine with it. There's no way I can buy a printer with forced cloud for security.

[@larry527az3]

@@wolfie54321 I'm in the same camp too, but unless I misunderstood the review, the only option for this printer is to use their cloud service. Now if they update their firmware to otherwise then this one might be the one I'll buy, but I'm not holding my breath on them (Anycubic) changing it.

[@wolfie54321]

@@larry527az3 My understanding is that if you just want to use the machine as-is then you don't need to use the cloud, but you can't bring up a Klipper interface without the cloud.

[@MrSilikin]

Thank you very much for your review. I ordered and began to doubt the choice because there are no reviews for it

[@MakerBees333]

Sooo much cool stuff coming out this holiday season… I am extremely interested to see if you can get the Kobra Max 2 pro review done before the presale ends. The size and speed updates really speak to my heart at sub$500. ❤ Thank you for your hard work.

[@towhook]

I bought the Kobra 2 pro because of this review and the printer doesn't disappoint at least not for me. I have an ender 3 v2 that took over 26 hours to print a collapsible katana The Kobra 2 pro printed it in 3h59m41s at really good print quality, I am super impressed so far. The only thing that might be an issue for some is how loud it is but for me the trade off is well worth it. Anycubic knocked it out of the park on this printer. Would I buy it again? yes I would buy many if I could afford to.

[@jz3_3.0]

The only profound review of the Kobra 2 so far! Great job! Thanks for clarifying the non-existing options with regard to klipper and the non-original volcano nozzle. I still hope that ANYCUBIC will release some firmeware updates that enable the full potential of Klipper and I would be very fond of different nozzle sizes. With this speed you actually don't need bigger nozzles, but some filaments and some objects look really cool when printed with 0.8 or 1.0 mm nozzles (e.g. transparent PETG). For me it looks like Anycubic was unter pressure with the release of this printer series. Probably to keep up with Crealty and Neptune launches. However, the full functionality has not been developed yet... So lets hope that they will bring some really cool features in the near future. Have ordered a Kobra 2 Plus. Fingers crossed.

[@elektroquake]

I've purchased this printer because of your great quality review! Thank you!

[@kloakovalimonada]

That's crazy for the price. Great review as always!

[@TechnicIsFun]

Bought it and very happy! Very good printer.

[@Reindeer-ry2lf]

Yep you nailed it again professional and fun to watch with loads of information. Thank you for the great service and effort you put into this 👍

[@coderdojoAN]

Very well done. Loved the review, your videos are really enjoyable to watch and very informative. EXCELLENT WORK!!!!

[@larsord9139]

Aurora, as usual a great review. Doubtful if I’ll be getting a new printer for quite a while. But I would consider this one if they get rid of the cloud. Why do so many companies want to force us to use their cloud? Now the important part: Winter’s coming on. Time for you to get that garage heater or a really good parka.

[@raptorheli2]

I dont understand how a bedslinger can be quicker with similar quality as a bambu or k1. I recently got a k1 to upgrade from my e3v2, creality is opening up source code this month so no doubt the k1 will come up levels. Klipper must be tuned exceptionally well out the box for this thing, impressive.

[@TheRealHankRuthafordHill]

heck yea was hopeing you would review this gonna try and get a printer when i can afford one and was looking at this or neptune 4

[@corlissmedia2.0]

I bought the Kobra 2 on your recommendation. I’m supremely happy with a fast Marlin machine. If they provide you with a discount I will buy this machine as well. Anycubic is really an impressive company for supporting you. I hope they will adopt your excellent suggestions.

[@AuroraTech]

After upgrading the Kobra 2 to the latest firmware version 3.0.6, it should work even better with the input shaper enabled Marlin firmware.

[@corlissmedia2.0]

@@AuroraTech thank you for that information. I’ll check into updating the firmware tomorrow morning. The Voxel filament I bought on your recommendation is also working great! Excellent review. Your recent studio upgrades are making your videos look fantastic!

[@samwoodfield7332]

Could you please do a video on the pro vs the standard?@@AuroraTech

[@kimmotoivanen]

@@AuroraTech I assumed Pro version with Klipper would mean "old" Kobra 2 wouldn't get IS - but it's nice to be wrong :)

[@Dazza2292]

I had much more issues with the new firmware on my kobra 2 I've only lately managed to get it sorted and dialled in to a useable condition, however sometimes it still fails and has glitches

[@aberodriguez4149]

As always detailed reviews and love the bloopers part too.

[@troywalker8078]

I've had an Ender 3 S1 Plus for just over two weeks now. 1 successful print. Throwing it in the garage. I'll sell it to you... Just ordered a Kobra 2 Plus. Hope it performs as well.

[@CuttinInIdaho]

Couldn't you just change the heat break for one that will work with volcano nozzles? That would also allow hotter temp printing if you bought the right one and a different thermistor. I believe it is much easier to change the max temp in klipper.

[@larsaberg6851]

I'm curious about the fidget cube. You mentioned, this time, you needed some bending to move smoothly. I assume you mean that on some machines it works perfect right of the bed? ( I have tried this model a lot of times and it's getting better and better but I am yet to get the "hinge" that you see in the middle at minute 10:07 to work smoothly. )

[@screever]

Thank you for your review of the printer, which are really great, especially also consistent to the comparison to other printers you have already tested. Is there a comparison to the Elegoo neptune 4/4pro printer, especially the print quality, since it is in the same price range?

[@ahlokecafe_articulate]

What is the maximum speed it can achieve for ASA & ABS materials? I luv ur review... Keep it up 😍❤️

[@justinchamberlin4195]

Great review as always. You're right about cloud services...they are bad news 100% of the time, as they make your home network far less secure and hand over any IP you have to whomever is running the cloud. The convenience of just hitting a button on your computer is strong, but I'd rather walk the SD card or USB drive over to the printer myself anyway. One thing: was it just me or did the corners of that nylon card wallet look kinda bad, even after printing out of the filament dryer? Just seemed like it was overextruding to me, the way material was curling up above the level of the nozzle. Actually, a second thing: I'm getting more and more upset by printer manufacturers releasing their own proprietary nozzles. I get that they want to drive consumables sales after the initial purchase, but all this does is make it less convenient for users to install and even find replacement parts. While the printer seems fine enough on its own, I sincerely hope that buyers of the printer will soon have ready access to aftermarket modifications to allow for the use of standard Volcano nozzles.

[@Mintor94]

I expected this to be way noisier and less smooth with these steel wheels. It turned out to work very well, which brings the question why don't more manufacturers use them instead of these pom wheels? Won't these steel ones wear out the rails they're moving on over time?

[@KZ-yy9pm]

I'm not 100% sure but i read that if you buy the hot end from a viper it will fit in the kobra 2 series and allow you to use normal nozzles

[@rawdog7220]

Looking forward to your review of the Cobra 2 max! That sounds like it could be my next printer, pending your review reaults of course👍

[@Ecbonilha]

Congratulations on the explanations, your channel is incredible!!! Are the Kobra 2 profiles the same as the Pro?

[@Wirralguy]

A bit late to this video but, if you are still reading the comments - the Kobra 2 Pro or the Sovol sv07? The Sovol is a bit cheaper, and has open Klipper, but this appears to be better built so I'm a bit torn as to which to go for.

[@Fred_le_lorrain]

Very nice 3D printer with low price. Thanks for the show.

[@craigstevenson9908]

I wish you had mentioned that the Kobra2 won't recognise gcode color changes, you have to babysit the whole print, and manually pause the print to change filament

[@MD-tk3ub]

Bonjour de France, J'ai regardé votre vidéo avec sous titres et traduction en français. (Plusieurs fois pour bien comprendre car vous parlez très vite 😮). Vous m'avez convaincue et je l'ai commandée. C'est la première fois que je visionne un test aussi complet et, enfin, comparatif. Bravo. Prenez soins de vous. Cordialement.

[@MaxPartridge146]

Really love your thorough reviews.

[@tacbephot]

This Kobra 2 Pro and 2 Neo is perfect for farm, best P/P in market

[@jjchen6360]

This is amazing, good quality with a reasonable price, could you please kindly advise if the dryer is a must?

[@johnvolker2838]

Thanks, all I want is unbiased info. I bought a kobra max on the info you gave me.

[@KZ-yy9pm]

USBs are nice upgrade, but as a kobra 2 owner I don't use speed above 150 and if I want it as best as possible I go to 80mm. Maybe with input shaping 300mm could be realistic. Screen does look a lot better too. Hate that I cant get different nozzles or hardened nozzles but I think for basically the same price as the kobra 2 this competes with the neptune 4. a slightly larger bed model would have been a nice feature as well but again for the price they are reusing the same platform.

[@lazorus123]

Thank you for the Review. It helped me decide what to purchase. One questions if I may. With the Anycubic Kobra 2 you leased some Prusa profiles for PETG, TPU etc. Could you do the same for this printer please?

[@wolfie54321]

Would be interested to see if the quality improves when using the printer at a lower speed. Basically, if it were slowed down so that benchmark alpaca took 4 hours like the P1P, would quality be comparable to the P1P?

[@AhmedAlsarraf]

same thought 🧐

[@tjlqk3]

I really feel Anycubic fails in the hotend being limited to 260c. I have to print pla at 245c when going fast so that basically limits this one badly.

[@eatxthatx2k9]

Agreed. Would love to see an upgrade to enable the use of 300c nozzle.

[@TMS5100]

@4:30 Anycubic delivering accelerometers, large touchscreen, 32bit controller with klipper for $279, when prusa doesn't for $650.

[@MarkRouleau]

Can you post the profile you used please?

[@furrypotato]

For the issue with the printer not wiping on the silicone block, on my prusa i qdded custom gcode that set nozzle temp to 150 during bed levelling to wvoid any filament oozing. It then rests nozzle gently on bottom left as it heats to primt temp. This stops any oozing and filament being stuck to nozzle and dropping onto print.

[@MafiZed]

share your g code?

[@NeonFuxAlot]

I just purchased this printer, it is my first 3d printer, any updates since this video was made and did I make a good decision on my purchase

[@jpwillm5252]

Thank you for this relevant and insightful test!

[@airingcupboard]

Tempting. But the cloud service is a problem. Can you use a raspberry pi to control the printer over the network instead?

[@davidmadder9896]

Please review the Elegoo Neptune 4 pro!!!! I love your reviews and I’m trying to decide between the two:)

[@AuroraTech]

Kobra 2 Pro is way better in terms of both print quality and speed.

[@robertorebola7532]

i wish you could share your prusa slicer settings file for these printers so if be buy one we have a great starting point!

[@jasonanderson438]

Best review yet!

[@christophe_decenon]

Hello. Very good video, very complete on a technical level. The printer makes you want ^^ Thank you for sharing.

[@stefanh.6133]

Hey thanks for that great video!! I have a question: How can I connect my octoprint with the pro? octoprint allways says "no serial connection" Is there a way?? Thanks Greeets Stef

[@JacekD]

Thanks for Your review , I have already ordered one.

[@MrTaskkill]

Hello, please help me with information on adjusting metal wheels and what lubricants you use. How much do you press the wheels to the rails, there is very little information on the Internet on setting up such mechanics. Thanks

[@avejst]

Great video as always. I wonder if a TPU retraction test would be a good thing to add your test. Thanks to sharing your experience with All of us 👍 😀 experience

[@armandomarrero9097]

Hi Aurora. Do you know if All Kobra 2 Series runs Klipper? I am in the marker for a Kobra 2 Plus and cannot find information anywhere. TYIA and keep up the fantastic reviews

[@biv88]

How Different is the hardware (frame motors rollers) from the Kobra 2 (non pro) ? I'm planning to upgrade my Kobra 2 to clipper with an accelerometer , thinking how fast can it go :)

[@ozgulavsaroglu3604]

I saw your model with the top filament holder on printables. Thx for this. So is it not possible to use the filament sensor with that holder?

[@TGCustomRc]

Do you have a link to the profiles yoh used for prusaslicer? I accidentally deleted them off the USB before I imported them. 🤦

[@tyrannicpuppy]

Another great review, but watching the honeycomb test print made me curious if you or any other viewers know why 3D printers (which are just computers following a path) print in that odd (at least to my mind) way of seemingly randomly picking what spot to start printing next. I assumed that they would just follow a path they were already moving down until they finished that path then move to the next line and so on and so forth. But they often seem to do a random spot here, then shoot over and do another random spot elsewhere, then randomly join them together. How do they determine what path to layout? Is it an efficiency thing? A cooling thing? Am I just missing the very obvious logic behind it?

[@piercarlocungi1054]

@AuroraTech please respond: how can I adjust Pressure Advance? It's one of the most important parameters in Klipper printing. Why haven't you discussed it? Thanks, you're the best!

[@AuroraTech]

No, you can't do that with this machine; their firmware is closed source, and there is no way to access the printer.cfg or other config files.

[@TechBuild]

Is it possible to SSH into the printer and modify the Klipper installation to add the FLuidd/Mainsail web interface or tinker with other settings?

[@AuroraTech]

I scanned the port of the IP address, and there are no services available-no SSH, HTTP, or anything.

[@bru_haha]

What do you think allows this to print at good quality faster than the other klipper bedslingers? Is it a better specific hardware component? Better overall quality control of equal hardware? Better firmware integration/tuning?

[@AuroraTech]

I think all of these play an important role in terms of print quality and speed: 1. The motion system 2. Firmware tuning (input shaper calibration, bed leveling, auto z-offset) 3. A strong extruder and hotend 4. Part cooling

[@bru_haha]

@@AuroraTech With all these new budget klipper bedslingers it would be interesting to see a comparison with setting the printers to the same speed and acceleration values and finding how much each manufacturer pushed the limits.

[@20tw3ntee]

I'd be interested to know how you'd compare the Kobra 2 Pro to the Neptune 4 Pro which you also liked a lot as I recall.

[@zuluDhillon]

Great review. But there is no chance I would buy a printer with a walled garden cloud service and proprietary nozzles.

[@CaptainLeo]

would be great to know which Wi-Fi it can connect to. 2.4 or 5 WPA2 or 3 ??

[@Meanpooh]

Subbed because this review was Awesome. Thank you!

[@RocktCityTim]

Back to the infinite cube, what if you dropped the nozzle temp to 195C? I noticed a good bit of stringing during that and the benchies. With my Sovol farm, I've found that 5C below the recommended temps. Also, could you add a G12 and associated Macros and values to your start gcode section to get the wipe before each print?

[@RocktCityTim]

@saramae9878 I have one of those and love it.

[@deadpixeloc5047]

Thanks for the video. Can anyone tell me how to manually adjust the Z offset? There's no option in the screen that I can see.

[@giuliabongi3687]

Great video! You helped me choose a new printer. Where can I find a printer profile (Sunlu PLA+) online?

[@TheR00Z]

Chose your fav, Neptune 4 plus, Sovol S07 plus or Kobra 2 Pro?

[@gunnarbeddoes13]

Was it a good 3-D printer? And would you recommend buying it? As a beginner.

[@AuroraTech]

Yes, the Kobra 2 Pro is on my recommendation list, which currently includes only 8 out of the 100+ 3D printers we have tested. Please check out auroratechchannel.com

[@gunnarbeddoes13]

Ty

[@jpwillm5252]

An interesting 3D printer. Your report is great!

[@wilcurran3377]

Love the bloopers!!!! 😁

[@ivaniusblog2762]

Thank you for amazing and cute videos with a lot of informations. I am beginer in 3D printing and i need something under 400 $ with good quality and printing speed and autobed lvl. What would you recommend?