Print BIG models FAST with the Elegoo Neptune 3 Max

The Elegoo Neptune 3 Max is a BIG 3D printer, so let's make some BIG prints!
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1.0mm Nozzle - amzn.to/3UkzwKh
Elegoo Neptune 3 Max www.elegoo.com/products/elego...
SLICEWORX - Robitobi Green PLA Filament: www.sliceworx.com/products/ry...
Rain Frog by LAYERSINGREEN: cults3d.com/en/3d-model/art/r...
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[@Everything-Wii]

I love these nozzles! Sometimes I even like lower detail. Gives it an interesting style. I might try this sometime!

[@wilurbean]

Adaptive cubic support, 10%, 2 perimeter, and turn layer height to .75 in the menu not the drop down Print in 4hrs

[@Andy_Tibbs]

I have the original Neptune 3 pro the build volume is still pretty big lol

[@AndrewSink]

That Max is HUGE in comparison!

[@SovietCaptain03]

I also have the 3 pro and I’m considering to get the 3 Plus. The Max is just too big and I don’t have room for that one😅

[@AndrewSink]

@@SovietCaptain03 It really is huge!

[@Antsmith21]

I have the nepture 4 max and it's monstrous

[@avery7061]

Just started using the Elegoo 3 plus and I love it

[@BeatlesCuber]

That green screams luzbot, if you happen to have one, is it that color and if so its so pretty.

[@AndrewSink]

It's not Lulzbot green, but it sure is close!

[@kevinsgarage]

What did you change your settings to with the larger nozzle?

[@WhereNerdyisCool]

How big is the heater on that? Large nozzles need lots of heat, or...print very slow!

[@Unbox-Review121]

I just got the Neptune 3 max how do you set the 1mm nozzle in cura

[@crazywormy5869]

Did you find out?

[@TC-iv7dn]

​@@crazywormy5869it's in the middle when you look at the top of the interface. The same menu where you select the filament type. Left beside your drop-down menu.

[@MsArchitectschannel]

did you crank down the speed of the hotend? can it print at normal speeds with that layer height? i'm not sure if it can push out filament that quickly xD

[@Old-soul91]

Stand it down a little bit little bit of paint looks great

[@AndrewSink]

100%! Great way to save some time!

[@humbledgamer6971]

Got Neptune 4 gonna upgrade to 4pro so o can have bigger plate build and be able to do mask without chopping them up to fit

[@theyeetbear]

They have much different layer heights

[@straybricks]

That was the point of the video, yes.

[@musaali158]

I'm using a 0.6mm nozzle on the neptune 3 plus but I can't seem to get rid of the stringing whilst using uncle jessys prusa profiles. Do you have any recommendations for setting?

[@AndrewSink]

I’ve seen stringing on some cheap nozzles that have a bit of a chamfer around the inner diameter. Have you tried a different nozzle?

[@custardsponge535]

Do your own retraction tuning.

[@musaali158]

@@AndrewSink I've tried the LUTER nozzles from amazon and it has two of them and I tried both. Do you recommend any certain nozzle brands?

[@redherring5532]

​@Musa Ali I've used Luter for a few years and haven't had any issues with them, o

[@musaali158]

@@redherring5532 I think it might have something to do with my filament, have done a lot of tests and am going to order some pla to test it again.

[@JacobLeeson-zk1ol]

Comparing 0.2 to 0.7 isn’t a fair comparison because a 0.4 nozzle can do up to 0.3

[@aminmalaki8202]

Can you tell me where you bought the nozzle from, if possible a link I would appreciate it

[@natecus4926]

I just swapped my stock nozzle for a 1mm cht nozzle, haven’t got it dialed in yet buy it is putting out some decent prints

[@AndrewSink]

Cool!

[@mehmetaligorur4183]

Hi. I am also after having a CHT. Did you buy a MK8 or M6? The link in the description goes to a MK8 one when I compare the dimensions with a CHT MK8, they don’t match?

[@natecus4926]

@@mehmetaligorur4183 I bought a cheap knock off mk8 cht nozzle from Amazon. It does everything I need it too and was only $9 for 2

[@vivekgarg6474]

can you plz tell the thread size I'm very confused. i want to upgrade from .4 to .8mm

[@MsArchitectschannel]

I haven't got my printer in the mail yet but i already ordered a set of 1mm nozzles. It's called a "mk8 Nozzle" mk8 is the thread/length etc. for this type of hot end :) in the description there is a set of nozzles! they are SUPER cheap

[@PhallacEye]

No matter what I do, my large prints are estimating 4kgs of filament and 6 days of print time. It's almost like it's trying to print every single object, solid, and not using infill parameters.

[@eggbag4182]

You gotta print a dummy replica Prusa model on it now lol

[@amiga2091]

How do I get one? I want to use a 1.0 or 1.2mm nozzle.

[@AndrewSink]

You can get a cheap one to try using the link in the video description! 👍

[@lindamuvic8110]

Did you upgrade the hotend before or after you installed the 1.0mm nozzle? And what nozzle brand did you use, Thanks great demo.

[@AndrewSink]

Stock hotend, no upgrade. The nozzle was a generic one from Amazon: amzn.to/3UkzwKh

[@neribarrera24]

That’s impossible the nozzle is different. How did you change the nozzle on this machine please tell me

[@agaldoo]

It is no use. My ender 3 v3 se can print at high speeds at 150mm/s but when i use a large nozzle like a 0.8 it cant extrude as fast so it has to be slowed down to 80mm/s

[@suskiofficial856]

What 1 mm nozzle did you use?

[@nampham6483]

is there AA tech for that thing?

[@paultuccillo9669]

Can you show how you switched the layer height in prusa slicer please

[@TeeaKup]

Layer height is the first option in the print settings tab > Layers and perimeters, nozzle diameter is found in printer settings tab > Extruder 1.

[@99prxp]

just use the config wizard to create a new preset for your printer. always keep a backup of your profiles

[@oleurgast730]

Shouldn't you use a CHT-Nozzle to increase volume flow to get faster results? If you use a 1mm nozzle, the volume flow would limit how fast you can print...

[@DeathCoreGuitar]

It's just depends on how capable heater/extruder is, CNC kitchen has a video on how much material every available extruder can melt and push

[@oleurgast730]

@@DeathCoreGuitar Actually CNC Kitchen also shows the increase in volume flow you can get with just changing the nozzle to a CHT. The Neptune 3 has the same printhead on all 3 models. It has no long meltzone (like a volcano or super volcano would have). So for higher volume flow you need a) higher printing temperature (downside: more stringing) b) longer meltzone (can also increase stringing and is some work to do; you have also readjust bed leveling probe and part cooling) or c) increase contact area by using a cht design. Of course you can combine theese techniques to get even more volume flow. But definitly just changing the nozzle to a CHT is the most easy way. It does not matter how capable the heater is. There is normaly not the problem. The limiting factor is the transfer of the heat to the filament.

[@ElementalPower7890]

I ordered the Neptune 3 max May 17th it’s almost been a month, haven’t received it in the mail yet wondering what the heck😂

[@AndrewSink]

Yikes! Send Elegoo support an email and see if they can help out!

[@Epicstoryguy]

Lmao you can see a layer shift due to the pause...

[@AndrewSink]

Nope, no pause here! Layer shift was caused by something else!

[@davidtofer3634]

What 0.6 nuzzle can you recommend?

[@AndrewSink]

I like E3D nozzles!

[@Drifterwhifter]

Cant you sand it out?

[@AndrewSink]

Possibly!

[@samuelray7271]

Why does everyone love gyroid infill?

[@jacobband_1]

Where’s the file from?

[@AndrewSink]

Here you go: cults3d.com/en/3d-model/art/rain-frog

[@jacobband_1]

@@AndrewSink thank you!

[@user-wm2gf3dd1j]

Сначала подумал, что жаба типа шкатулки, но потом понял-это сдвиг😅

[@chrinamint]

Lots of rude commenters here.

[@NightfallTH]

and then you have an ugly neon frog with layer lines. What a time to be alive.

[@AndrewSink]

He’s not ugly, he’s trying his best! 🤣

[@TheDarkArch0n]

I'd rather have a slower print than an ugly print...

[@AndrewSink]

Great!

[@nguyenminhhai2806]

Should only print in 0.4 or less

[@michaelnoble2432]

Lose "a little bit of detail"? That looks like complete garbage...