TRONXY VEHO 600 2 MONTH UPDATE REVIEW!

[@TniasJ]

I was today years old when I learned it's pronounced Tron-XY and not Tronxie as I've been calling my X5SA-500 Pro since purchasing last summer!

[@davedempsey5282]

Who said that is how its really pronounced?

[@josephkuehner586]

Wow 😂 you would be wrong

[@TniasJ]

That's how it's pronounced in the video. Unless they're wrong

[@jkepps]

Great video! What is the maximum speed you've printed PLA with good results.

[@JoeHacobian]

I’ve also got one of these in the shop waiting to be assembled. I’m curious if you’ve thought about switching out the hot end for a volcano and going to hardened steel nozzles for durability. I’ll be making some videos when I assemble the veho-600 as well.

[@TimelessMotors]

Absolutely worth the upgrade.

[@Art_Of_Sound]

You dont need to swap the hotend, a cht clone with a nut is practically the same; check tom or cnc kitchen

[@Aashka_The_Mystic]

If anyone has issues with the bed not going all the way up, just contact support, they were very helpful when that happened to me, it's a common issue that's easily solved.

[@G3PWP]

hey i have the same issue what was the solution

[@josephcarter1850]

Having the same issue on my new Veho 800. What was causing your issue?

[@erichoyt1094]

you still feel good about this printer about a year later?? thanks,great video!

[@jorginnov8raceenginesandcn379]

Great update, we've just assembled this unit in our shop. What print speeds and rapids have you had this going at?

[@Aashka_The_Mystic]

I have one too and I agree support has been helpful and it's super quiet, I was quite surprised.

[@adroitbikes4066]

Thank you for sharing your experience. Might pick one up

[@FriendshipLights]

Cool! Have you printed any large multi-day parts? Is the printer reliable? Please post an update if possible.

[@ElleEdin]

It seems like there's a lot of manufacturers that all call themselves tronxy making these (a bunch of different web addresses and sites, as well as different corporate names), which site/company did you interact with? It seems like this group have pretty good customer support.

[@jeffbezos1453]

YWNBAW

[@oleurgast730]

Actually, such a printer realy cries for Klipper in my opinion. Also for an Enraged Rabbit Carrot Feeder (Multiple Material Unit). There are two reasons I would call something like an ERCF neccassary: 1. You need a lot of filament. With an automatic filament changer you can automaticly unload the empty spool and continue with the next without manual intervention. 2. while on small printers you get a lot of waste using a waste tower, so an IDEX would be preferable, on a big print (big in x and y) the waste tower has the same size as on a smal print, so relative to the object you print it does not realy matter.

[@matthewforrest6165]

Hey mate, great video and review, thanks for sharing your experiences. I'm contemplating whether to get the dual or the single filament version. How have you gone with the dual extruder upgrade?

[@spezzy]

What kind of print speeds are you seeing with this? Still new to 3D printing, thought that Tronxy printers were corexy but read this isn't, so is it a slow printer?

[@TimelessMotors]

Shes quick

[@sweetgumnyc7794]

thanks for making this video. i researching this machine now. do you still recommend it now that you have had it a year? i need a 500mm machine, do you maybe suggest i look at something else? thanks

[@WhereNerdyisCool]

Have you thought of enclosing that machine? My printers perform so much better when enclosed not to mention the safety (UFP/VOCs)

[@H22-z6e]

Can you use carbon fiber or nylon filament in that printer ?

[@mikeshepard3827]

What type of 3d scanner do you use? thanks good video

[@n3rDprints]

Hey! I was curious how you feel about this printer today? I make life sized pokemon and I'm looking for a very large build volume printer like this and would love to hear how it held up over time

[@drpc98014]

how is print speed and quality? how well does it print using the more exotic filaments, any print issues

[@martinvitvar3101]

Hey, any new experiences over the last year? How many printhours and spools of filament you went through in a year?

[@stevedinic5682]

The nozzle come out loose in the middle of printing and ruined print. Before I started printing I made sure that the nozzle was screwed thigh in place. Did you ever had problem with the loose nozzle.?? What are you doing to keep nozzle in place?

[@Art_Of_Sound]

Thanks for that. What sort of speeds are you getting without artifacts

[@TimelessMotors]

Pretty slow 30 to 80

[@iam-music]

Cheers Is it on klipper and if not, does it have a USB in?

[@stevedinic5682]

What is the proper way to set Z AXIS OFFSET? After instaling the new nozlle, heat break and the hetat sink tubing I got the new dimensions of the heat blok and the nozzle. If I try to adjust the Z distance on the screen the nozzle hits hard on the surface of the printing bed and making skratches . I need information and help to adjust the Z axis offset to the new dimensions. Any idea.?

[@LG-kj5qq]

You can't use the dual filament on this to print dissolvable material because both filaments come out the same nozzle. Would be 1000 times better as a idex dual extrusion. Or if they could build a idex Gemini XS this size. Would buy that in a minute.

[@oleurgast730]

Actually I do not see the problem. At this size a waste tower does not realy matter. Anyways, in this size I do not realy recommend materials like ABS or Nylon. So basicly you stuck to PLA and PETG. As theese two materials do not stuck well to each other, just use PETG as support material on PLA prints and vice versa. Pretty good results, as support is extremly easy to remove. Of course you can also change the nozzle temperature after unloading; it is just a matter of the gcode you create. Automatic filament change depends a lot on the filament tip after unloading. Prusa hat a lot of complains about the reliabitity of the MMU2. This was greatly improved by the software, with unloading uses a bit of pushing first before unloading with changing unloading speed. The automatic change improves even more with integrated heatbreak/nozzle combos like Revo or Trianglelabs CHC. An IDEX on a coreXY this size is not optimal in my opinion. As said in the video, it is realy hard to adjust belt tension correctly. On a coreXY this size it would be even harder to adjust everything as both extruders still have to use the exact same x. So definitly coreXY is not the ideal kinematic for IDEX. You have to use a cartesian kinematic, like mounting two x motors on the x-axis (heavy moving mass in y-direction, as the motors are moved with the x axis) or crossing rods kinematic (the best solution for big size in my opinion anyway).

[@oleurgast730]

Sorry, I just saw the assambly video. It isn't CoreXY but has the x-motor on x-axis (so a cartesian). I was a bit confused, as I don't have the Tronxy, but a Jennyprinter 650 (which is 650by650by650). The Jennyprinter is a CoreXY, much faster (uses Klipper) and of course the way to upgrade Multi Materal would be the ERCF...

[@jenspetersen5865]

@@oleurgast730 The Jennyprinter 650 seems beter build than this, but what I really want is a Bambulab X1C with either X or Y at at least 600mm. When I see the tronXY here it is sloooow, but that is less of a concern as we would probably make 5-10 parts/month on the printer within a printing envelope of 250x600. We are printing engineering parts - essentially visual/structural exterior and bearing type material in surfaces (IGUS filaments) which we will CNC surface afterwards. What are your experiences with the Jenny printer and what are you printing? Do you know other options?

[@matb-w8i]

Hello What type of motor does the printer have? TRONXY VEHO 600

[@stevedinic5682]

The DC24V fan on the printing head was broken and I wanted to replace it with a new fan. I found one on Amazon. After I completed connection the new fan does not rotate- work ....but old fan does work-rotate? Did you have a problem with your fan?

[@TimelessMotors]

No fan issues. I would check power to pigtail with multimeter if possible

[@jenspetersen5865]

This printer is extremely slow compared to my Bambulab X1C. What print quality can it give and which parts are you making on it?

[@TimelessMotors]

Comparing this to an x1c shows you are a noob. That's like comparing a sports car to a work truck. Totally different use case.

[@jenspetersen5865]

@@TimelessMotors It mostly looks like the TronXY is a very basic printer in the mold of early Creality printers. Your failure to bring anything relevant forth in termes of this printers usefulness, pictures of finished parts.... makes your "reviews" seem like paid for advertising! There is no information that TronXY can make proper quality parts.

[@danteoh.]

Is this one 150mm/s or 300mm/s? Any insights as to whether they'll bring out a high speed VEHO 1000?

[@NitsujMinecrafting]

Hey, if you have already gotten the 2e hotend? I'm trying to buy this printer but need it to go hotter but want the 2e and want to know if it looks exchangable but they won't answer me at all. Thanks!

[@TimelessMotors]

I have the 2e but havnt used it!

[@ShihanQu]

What is the maximum speed you've printed PLA with good results?

[@tahubulatgurihz]

I have several machines made in China, their machines are pretty good now, it's just that it takes extra thought to modify, so their machines are not suitable for some types of people. however their machines are still cheaper than machines from other countries.

[@stevedinic5682]

I have this problem with my VEHO600. I setup temperature of the hotbed to 55C. I checked the temperature of the hotbed everywhere and the temperature of the corners are always 30C. The ends of my 6 days printing piece are warping up. Is there any way to adjust the temperature of the corners and the edges to 55C??

[@TimelessMotors]

I think it goes without saying there is no way to adjust corner bed temperature . But what you can do is either heat the enviroment or build an enclosure. Or run a hotter bed. In my experience prolonged heat can cause warpage as well. What are you printing thats taking 6 days? I would put in a larger nozzle and play with layer height so that way you can shorten your print time.

[@stevedinic5682]

I replaced the 0.6 nozzle to 0.8 nozzle. I made sure that the nozzle was secured tight in place. The nozzle come out loose in the process of printing and destroyed print. Now I am looking for better solution. I am looking for the high heat torque paste. Do you have any experience in loosing nozzle in the middle of the printing?

[@TimelessMotors]

@stevedinic5682 Can't say I've ever lost a nozzle. I always make sure they are tight by grabbing the heartbreak with pliers while I tightened nozzle. Red lock tight would work. But overkill

[@stevedinic5682]

The problem was in the replaced nozzle. I replaced it with the MK8 standard nozzle but after contacting Tronxy support I got information that standard MK8 nozzle is not sutable for VEHO600 printer. The answear was "MK8 is only the type and model of nozzle, The throat is our own customized length." Meaning that I cannot use the MK8 standard nozzle. I should buy the special nozzle design from their store in China not from the Amazon. Did you have problem with your nozzle? Did you have need to replace it yet???? What kind of nozzle is on your printer??@@TimelessMotors

[@jonnofowler5752]

Would you care to share your slicer profile? ... I've had nothing but problems printing with my Veho 600 2E

[@NorgenSolutionsLLC]

Any updates on this printer?

[@TimelessMotors]

Helped me develop a bodykit.

[@DarrenBoxhall]

Hey man, would this be able to print custom airboxes? Haha I'm thinking about starting my own little business. Rather than TIG up stuff, I'm thinking of this to mass produce it kinda thing. What do you think

[@TimelessMotors]

Well the reality of mass producing 3d printed parts is rough. An Airbox would most likely take 30 to 40 hours to print if not more. So almost 2 days, Then you have to pray it doesnt detach from the bed or warp. Probably take a roll of filament or two. I dont know if the margin is there. It would take like a month to make 15 airbox with one printer. You will need a print farm. But for prototyping an airbox it should work. I would opt for a printer with an enclosure to prevent warping and aid in printing ABS.

[@DarrenBoxhall]

@@TimelessMotors legend mate. Thanks. Yeah I'm just dealing with warping now from printing in a air-conditioned environment lol I'm only learning but have been wanting to do this airbox idea for ages. Now I'm starting to second guess it all lol

[@p.dd.p790]

For the love of god.. where can we find an actual slicer profile.. cura is garbage and when you import, it does not do the gcode. Anyone got a slicer profile for superslicer, prusa, orca anything good?

[@RandomVideos-bq2xn]

Thanks, dam I want to buy this printer but i'm really noob😢

[@OUTLAW-WELT]

Mine is not working that great to be honest, can’t figure out the perfect setting on cura

[@TimelessMotors]

Gotta dial it in. i printed full body kits with it

[@Mrddrichards]

​@TimelessMotors What's your process to dial it in, that would help a lot. I'm stalled out on how to proceed after doing the automatic leveling. I have a newer firmware because I bought their ball-screw upgrade and they did away with or moved Z-Offset. I have no idea how to do the manual leveling without being able to do the Z-Offset and support isn't telling me. Not sure if it's the language barrier or he's intentionally being difficult. I really have no idea how to proceed. I think everyone would benefit from you dialing in process though. So you're printing entire body kits? What material are you using? Do they or you use body putty over the plastic to get the surface smoothed out?

[@Pitman556]

I want to see what the 1000 can do

[@FriendshipLights]

Does the dumb bell hold the printer steady?

[@Cabinlab]

Is there a contact at Tronxy you'd recommend? I keep running into this thing where I place an order, then get an email from sales requesting more money. Maybe it's legit, but would be good to know things are above board.

[@mciarlillo]

Did you get this from their US or China warehouse and how long did it take?

[@alexandrelagoiski7578]

Hi Can it print with 0.4 nozzle? Printer coms with standard 0.6 nozzle.

[@ArmChairPlum]

I would imagine it is like all other printers, buy the appropriate size model and then update the slicer to match the reduction or increase in filament.

[@alexandrelagoiski7578]

@@ArmChairPlum Hey, Thanks for the reply. Can you suggest me the type of nozzle that is required for this printer. Is it MK8 ?

[@hi1172]

Do you know what size heat break it takes, also type of nozzle?

[@faridbabayev5658]

I have problem with bed temperature, it flactuated a lot from 59 up to 65 degrees. Does anyone have the same problem and what is the best solution for that?

[@gargajo92]

Link for the heat end? Thank You

[@TimelessMotors]

Tronxy sent me an upgraded Dual Extrusion kit with a new hotend. Dont know the brand. But its THICK

[@Psyneous]

It says a total of 1100w, but how much power does it really use when running?

[@TimelessMotors]

Power supply says 350 on it lol

[@Psyneous]

The heated bed runs right off the AC current, power supply is for the rest. As the bed cycles heating, it would draw high energy and then pause or it would use PWM to limit based on set temp. My current printer cycles between 40w-235w on my power meter as the bed heater turns on and off. I'm just wondering what this printer does mid-run on a 45-70C bed temp.

[@Psyneous]

OK, I got my answer when I got done building mine. Bed heater and electronics pulls up to about 880w until it hits temp, then kicks off until it starts heating again, then its back up to 850+ watts. So, on a 15A breaker, half the load goes to the bed. I guess I'm either printing or gaming. Can't run 600W on my computer and 1100 potential on my printer off one 15A breaker, or my girlfriend will scream at me when her craft room goes dark.

[@michaelburghoffer2778]

Anyone tried to use a pellet extruder in this bad boy? We have 1 and buying a few more for the studio by end of year. One goal is to use a pellet extruder do please let me know if you have already accomplished it!

[@davedempsey5282]

In their own video, the company pronounces their name "Tronkzie" not "Tron XY"

[@jcenergy2493]

I have to Regular X5SA, omg this looks like a LOT of tuning and upgrading! WOW though lol! It is printing SO SLOW tho.... For the price (check a 600x bed alone) It is not bad, change that stock extruder for a V6 with that BMG clone! Also that BIG needs 9mm belts bad.... I buy the standard ones because the parts minus: Extruder, boards/screen, kinematics (easy to print better idler brackets), REAL linear rails, and dual Z belt upgrade they are a great deal. And yes I would get rid of/do all the aforementioned to any Tronxy corexy machine..... For another 150ish I get as close to a voron as you can get, for $500. But wow indeed, interesting and nice video!

[@dougphillips5686]

Drop the music. let's hear the printer!

[@stevecobb76]

No firmware updates! Tech support is useless and afk.

[@TimelessMotors]

It's Chinese new year

[@gargajo92]

Same here. I have issues with the e steps . Im 11mm short. Im printing abs and i have a hard time with the heatend because can’t print aver 40 (speed) im trying to find a better heat and

[@TimelessMotors]

@@gargajo92 Abs on something this size with no enclosure is asking for it though

[@gargajo92]

@@TimelessMotors can you share which hotend you got?

[@limsoon-ak9787]

333

[@joeynuggetz]

Talked for 8 minutes and didn’t tell us shit.

[@TimelessMotors]

🫡

[@glenrineer2053]

@@TimelessMotors thanks for the review I am looking at buying one unit but what website link did you order from the websites are super sketchy but want to buy a unit from the right source.