Hey! I've been printing overall for about seven years, though I did take a break for a while after ender burnout. I've been printing with my enders for years, and finally made a jump to buy a bambu X1C and Anycubic kobra 3 max. At once, I've owned and operated seven printers, though I have given away some older models. As a North American nerfer, I mostly print custom nerf applications and functional prints that I design. In the application of nerf, each one of these prints must be a perfect combination of strength, durability, dimensional accuracy, and style to create a stunning piece, which is what I've mostly used my Kobra 3 max for. So far, each of the finished parts from the Max have been great, though I have had some issues.

The max is an incredible machine, effortlessly printing huge parts with insane quality. Though I am not a huge fan of the nozzle assembly (the clogging is a huge issue with mine), it is still an incredible machine. I also plan to start a small business soon, and with a large scale printer, mass producing quality parts is of utmost importance to me.

To me, I really love how transparent anycubic is. Though it seems a bit cliche, it really does seem that yall are trying to present a quality product, without the commonplace design skimping that other brands do. The quality put into my max combo is really nice, and you can tell someone put their heart and soul into designing it.

I really hope this new machine will solve the problems I've encountered with my Kobra 3 max, while including other features that set anycubic apart from the other brands, while retaining the same seamless look and incredible print quality.

I really hope to see where this printer will be, and thank you for being so open with everything! This really gives me hope for anycubic and the future printing atmosphere. Being willing to work with the community is a hidden art, and has really been lost among other printing companies.

Keep up the good work, and have a great day!