Flashforge Adventurer 5M Pro Review

[@afairytaleai]

If you don’t mind me asking , the angel..what type and color filament is that?

[@3DPrintLab1]

Hello, Elegoo Rapid PLA. Grey:)

[@bhismaputra8559]

Creality K1C vs FlashForge 5M Pro. Wich one do you prefer?

[@3DPrintLab1]

Printers with very similar features. I have used both printers and they can print with equivalent quality. The K1C's body is more durable and the material quality is better. Also, its camera is much better than the M5 Pro. I liked the nozzle system of the M5 Pro. Changes are made very easily. In addition, the M5 Pro maintains the temperature inside the case better. Thanks to this feature, it becomes easier to use filaments such as ABS or ASA. In general, when I look at all the features, it seems like the K1C is a little ahead.

[@juliusvalentinas]

What about dimensional accuracy correction not available until you jail brake it? The nylon needs 280c and nozzle cant heat more, i read it struggles to print it.

[@3DPrintLab1]

Nylon is a difficult material to print, but not all filaments require high temperatures. For example, Esun can be printed at 260-300 degrees, while BASF can be printed at 220-250 degrees. However, of course, the fact that the nozzle temperature is limited to 280 degrees is a disadvantage for the M5 Pro.

[@juliusvalentinas]

@@3DPrintLab1 Nozzle temperature can be jail braked on regular and klipper flashed machines already but no guarantee on nozzle not melting.

[@3DPrintLab1]

@@juliusvalentinas I understand, thank you for this information.

[@fly4fun24]

I was Loking at the 5 no pro version for $300.00, but when I saw the proprietary hotend at than 11% of the printer value, I went with the Bambulab A1 with a hot and cOSting $ 8,00 and a bed size 252 x 252×252 For $340.

[@3DPrintLab1]

A model that I am curious about and would like to prepare a review video for is the Bambu Lab A1. Are you happy with your printer?

[@fly4fun24]

@3DPrintLab1 Yes, very much

[@kelRGo]

I like the way this guy talks. Great review!!! 🙏

[@3DPrintLab1]

Thank you very much for your nice comment, I'm glad you liked it. 🙏🙏🙏

[@plebeiu]

I am stuck between this one and the crealty K1C which one will you chose?

[@3DPrintLab1]

The features of the printers are very similar to each other, but I think K1C is one step ahead.

[@plebeiu]

@@3DPrintLab1 well m8.. the real reason why i'm looking at the k1C is because it looks beautiful... wife has been bitching about my printers being ugly at the living room (i live in a small apartment)

[@3DPrintLab1]

@@plebeiu If you want it to look even better, maybe you can also consider the BambuLab A1 Mini. It's also very cute :) It's also a very quiet printer.

[@plebeiu]

@@3DPrintLab1 I know but bed slingers are so 2014 🤣🤣

[@3DPrintLab1]

@@plebeiu Yes 😄 I have been testing A1 and A1 Mini for 1 month. They are nice printers. I'll post the A1 review next week. Maybe you'll change your mind after watching it :)

[@perohijo]

I'm new to 3D printing and I just got this one. I would just like to know what is the difference between all those acronisms such as, PETG, ABS, ASA?

[@3DPrintLab1]

Hello, PETG is a thermoplastic that has been strengthened by adding glycol to PET, which is generally used in food packaging. It can be used in every printer, including open cases. ABS and ASA are industrial plastic types with high impact resistance and temperature resistance. Although they are very similar, ASA is much more suitable for outdoor conditions than ABS. Both materials are more suitable for closed-case printers because they are quickly affected by air flow and can lift off the printing surface.

[@kennedysamarakody4925]

Did you need to use glue for the PEI sheet?

[@3DPrintLab1]

PEI sheet is sufficient for PLA, PETG or TPU, but I still recommend you to use glue for your fast prints. Be sure to use glue for filaments such as ABS or ASA.