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At the very moment I am reviewing this, my i3 mega is 3D printing away. I have printed over 7 models so far and it's perfect, easy use of screen, power failure continue. When I received my package the 1kg PLA was missing but the email team was able to get it to me, a nice lazurite for golden prints is perfect. Overall it's a great printer with great build plate adhesion and quality prints. Definitely a recommended for anyone wanting a first and easy 3D printer The Image shown is Baby Yoda (The Child) from the Mandalorian series at regular size and 210% size which came out amazing
Awesome printer, Tested with ABS, PETG, PLA filaments are works out of the box with no issues, also got the upgrade kit to make it a "S" model. Only issue is a warped heatbed but I think they are sending one out to me (awesome customer services and customer focused company). Anything I would like to see? i. Some changelogs for the firmware and what the update changes and features added if any. ii. If they could put together a auto leveling upgrade I know that would be a big seller. Would I recommend? Ohh Yes, very impressed. By far the best starter 3D printer out there and very cheap off ebay (if you can wait 3 days for it) otherwise amazon :) Things to note: 1. The supplied (website) slicing software is well out of date, get the latest version from the cura website. 2. Get yourself Octoprint and a raspberry pie, upload your profiles to ir and let it auto slice your stl files (also can add a webcam to monitor prints). 3. When your not using filament put it in a vacuum storage bag and get ri of the air in there because filament absorbs moisture out of the air.
The Anycubic i3 Mega is a great 3D printer, especially if you’re new to this field. I did have some initial problems, caused by screws which loosened in transit. Anycubic’s Service department was prompt and very helpful in assisting me in resolving my problem. I have found a great user group on Thingiverse and suggest noobs (like me) use it. I had previous experience 3 years ago with an early RepRap printer and had nothing but trouble. That manufacturer had no after sale service and I quickly sold the unit. Anycubic stands out because they care about their customers and it shows. The anycubic i3 Mega is a very affordable 3D printer with a great reputation and excellent after sales backup. I recommend the Anycubic i3 Mega if you are considering such a purchase.
I love my Anycubic. I work in Kura, which gave me the best settings. If you set the table correctly, you can trust it. 9 hours of printing? No problem. You can go to sleep, Anycubic will do a great job. He designs in Sketch Up and prints various parts of PLA-ABS (mainly RC). I don't think about another printer, Anycubic does everything it needs. I would recommend!
Excelente impresora, su acabado es muy bueno. Las piezas que hice en su mayoría fueron con 0.2 de altura de capa aunque hice algunas con 0.1 y la calidad es aún mejor pero tardan demasiado. Sin duda alguna la recomiendo. Las grandes ventajas que tiene son que viene parcialmente ensamblada (por no decir completamente), es fácil de usar, tiene buen acabado, imprime casi cualquier material y no es cara. Realmente vale la pena. Al principio me atemorizaba que no tenga nivelación automática pero no es algo complicado de hacer y además, dependiendo de la geometría de la pieza a veces es necesario acercar un poco más la base para que el filamento se adhiera y con un autonivelado eso sería más difícil de hacer. Quizá sería bueno que Anycubic considerará mejorar el touch de la pantalla (aunque eso haga que la impresora cueste más pienso que es algo que valdría la pena)
No issues printing. sd card holder can be a little touchy but that is the ONLY thing I have had issue with and its just an annoyance, not a full malfunction of the reader. I've printed a couple dozen gimbal snowflakes for Christmas gifts, cup holders for my boat, etc...all PLA in my case but we have 2 of these at work and have run ABS also without issue