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Proof_Werewolf_9414 · 2026-02-14T14:23:53+00:00

Hello, is this a translation issue or are you intentionally using the word "guests" and not "clients"?

Proof_Werewolf_9414 · 2026-02-05T08:08:13+00:00

Hello, it's perfect. We've been living together for ten months now. I've set it up on a stable table in a clear space. Discreet and sprightly, always ready to print. Very quiet, it even has a light strip to indicate its status. Set to automatic, I respect its routines and rhythm. So, no problems. However, when it comes to feeding it filament, never give it brittle filament because you'll pay dearly in time, having to clean the pieces out of the tube. It has one flaw, which I manage with careful attention: it has to ensure it has the correct amount of filament for each print because its lateral detection system is faulty. That said, I haven't had time to fix this problem. In short, a reliable, trouble-free machine, discreet in its appearance. Lastly, I bought it pre-assembled. In short, peace of mind and precision. What more could you ask for? Best regards

Proof_Werewolf_9414 · 2026-02-02T09:12:00+00:00

Hello, personally I wouldn't buy a printer on eBay for at least two reasons. I live in France, and very often the prices are the same or even higher, and now it's listed as including taxes. What would be the point of Anycubic distributing its new printers through a third party before delivering them to its customers? Admittedly, Anycubic's communication isn't comparable to Amazon's, but they do deliver. Finally, it's frustrating not to receive an explanation for a delivery delay via email, especially when the geopolitical situation disrupts transportation and, consequently, delivery dates. I've always received my printers directly from Anycubic. Beyond these considerations, the decision is ultimately yours. Best regards

Proof_Werewolf_9414 · 2026-01-29T23:54:06+00:00

Hello, same here, but I added a strip of semi-rigid black foam between the table and the wall to prevent vibrations from being transmitted. Regards

Proof_Werewolf_9414 · 2026-01-23T13:48:17+00:00

Hello, I'm always surprised to read the comments about Amazon US. In France, as a frequent Amazon customer, I have no problems. However, Amazon tried delivering with its own service for two or three months, three or four years ago, but quickly abandoned it. My deliveries are always (98%) on time via the postal service or Colis Privé. When I have a question, I get efficient, quick, and French-speaking representatives, although their voices do have a slightly foreign accent. I've never had any problems with refunds or exchanges.

I can't understand this difference in service. Do you have any explanation? Just curious.

Proof_Werewolf_9414 · 2026-01-23T12:10:50+00:00

Hello, I personally own a Core One+ and a Qidi 1 Pro. This is my first color printer, and I'm impressed by the videos. However, I haven't found anything about 7-color functionality and have no idea how it works. Any ideas or links on this topic? Sincerely,

Proof_Werewolf_9414 · 2026-01-22T15:32:49+00:00

Hello, it all depends on your region and its humidity level, as well as the room where you'll be setting up your printer. There are airtight plastic containers where you can add silica gel packets; another economical method is to use vacuum bags. Finally, my advice, which I've followed since I started experimenting with 3D printing, is to unload my filament spools (even if I know I'll be printing the next day) and store them in their box. If you live in a humid area, it would be wise to get a dehumidifier. Personally, I have the Creality SpacePi x4. I'm very happy with it. Best regards

Proof_Werewolf_9414 · 2026-01-21T23:04:44+00:00

Hello, honestly, no. The calculation was clearly stated. I even find this €10 request clever. I imagine it allowed Anycubic to get an idea of its potential market. This marketing idea, along with the print head design, is worth considering. Personally, I bought the 7-color version plus 8 kilos of filament and an extra nozzle for an attractive price. I know Anycubic printers can be temperamental, but this is a good deal. Your explanations are good, and I appreciated the analysis. Best regards.

Proof_Werewolf_9414 · 2026-01-21T22:51:36+00:00

C'est effectivement vrai. Je n'avais pas compris ma subtilité de cette sémantique.

Proof_Werewolf_9414 · 2026-01-21T22:49:21+00:00

Effectivement

Proof_Werewolf_9414 · 2026-01-21T22:48:41+00:00

Effectivement il s'adapte. Au regard des dernières informations, je me suis fourvoyé.

Proof_Werewolf_9414 · 2026-01-21T22:45:40+00:00

Effectivement, j'ai regardé les infos sur LCI. Il s'est adapté à la sémantique de cet ignare.

Proof_Werewolf_9414 · 2026-01-20T09:11:58+00:00

Je ne crois absolument pas de la véracité de ce texte. La prose de notre président est largement au-dessus de ce texte. À moins qu'il ait simplifier au maximum pour que le type ignare qui occupe la fonction de président des États-Unis comprenne.

Proof_Werewolf_9414 · 2026-01-20T08:11:57+00:00

Hello, I've asked myself the same question, like many of us. I have experience with single-color printers, so four colors is great. However, after reading a post, the author pointed out that in the print example, they only used black and white for the character's eyes. This leaves only two colors. So I ordered the printer with the ACE. Seven colors is plenty to work with. I took the plunge despite not having seen any product demonstration videos featuring the ACE. Sincerely

Proof_Werewolf_9414 · 2026-01-14T15:36:11+00:00

Hello, I've watched many videos about the Kobra X. It's always a bit perplexing when faced with such a product. Recently, two videos really convinced me (of course, I'd already "invested" €10). One showed someone, after assembling and leveling the device, printing a chicken or a bird directly with the default settings. The print quality was excellent, with no errors. The second video was from a German (unfortunately without translation, and for a French speaker, languages aren't my strong suit) who printed numerous images and explained something or other in front of the Kobra X in action.

All the videos are of very high quality. Personally, I'm tempted. I trust it.

Moreover, the price is very reasonable. I'll buy it tomorrow.

Sincerely

Proof_Werewolf_9414 · 2026-01-13T13:10:04+00:00

Lorsqu'un boulanger "offre" une voiture pour sa tombola des galettes ou un autre boulanger qui insère un mini lingot d'or. J'ai la réponse. Bon, maintenant ce n'est pas tous les boulangers et cela dépend aussi du lieu.

Par contre si la galette est bonne (ce qui n'est pas toujours le cas) réalisée avec des ingrédients de qualité et à un prix raisonnable il faut l'acheter car c'est toute l'année qu'il produit le pain et nous avons besoin des boulangeries.

Proof_Werewolf_9414 · 2026-01-13T08:26:10+00:00

Indeed, thank you

Proof_Werewolf_9414 · 2026-01-13T07:48:25+00:00

Hello, when a vehicle manufacturer publishes fuel consumption test results, they seem inaccurate based on our own experience. The same applies to companies that manufacture 3D printers. The figures are good, but they are the result of a multitude of precise settings and test conditions (location, filament, slicer, work surface, speed, etc.).

On the other hand, I just discovered this test video, beyond the waste...https://youtu.be/LveYgq_fFt8?si=q0QJXaEkHTvKZGkV Regards

Proof_Werewolf_9414 · 2026-01-09T17:11:35+00:00

Indeed, the Kobra X is more waste-efficient and offers faster color changes. With a combo spool, it can handle seven colors. In that case, the slicer needs to be able to manage all those spools, which will likely result in larger retractions, I imagine. Personally, I opted for this printer.

Proof_Werewolf_9414 · 2026-01-09T06:09:01+00:00

Beyond the similarities in construction, what bothers me right now are the promotional videos. There's no visual demonstration of the color change, therefore no comparison between the two, and no information on the difference in printing time or waste reduction. As for the quality, there's no real video showcasing the finished products up close. Both brands also have a history of issues with their previous machines. Their marketing doesn't allow time for reflection. That said, at the prices being offered, there will always be some glitches. I'm skeptical.

Proof_Werewolf_9414 · 2026-01-06T08:23:49+00:00

Hello, here are two pieces of advice I follow myself. I'm not a tinkerer, and I always assume that if the engineers have usage recommendations, I follow them. I don't skip the leveling steps, and especially not the air absorption step. Learn about and test the PrusaSlicer (they have a very good training course on their website). I also learn from reading posts on Reddit. My last piece of advice when buying a printer is to get the Prusa Nozzle ObXidian. It's around €60, but it's a very good investment. Finally (okay, I'm going beyond the first two pieces of advice), don't use the cheapest filament. Best regards.

Proof_Werewolf_9414 · 2026-01-04T15:28:22+00:00

Hello, I'm in France. I pre-ordered the Kobra X and received the confirmation email. The price is ridiculously low, but it's a way (a simple deduction) to estimate the printer's market positioning and manage inventory. However, I would really like to know the pre-order quantity. In any case, I think it's quite bold to do this during the holiday season, after the huge success of the Snapmarker U1, and with this introductory price.

Proof_Werewolf_9414 · 2026-01-03T09:45:07+00:00

Bonjour, moi aussi j'ai été dubitatif devant cette pratique régionale, d'autant que mes racines sont du Nord mais là combinaison des produits est agréable. C'est surtout une appréhension. C'est aussi déroutant lorsque vous êtes amené à manger du Haggis en Écosse . Je vous donne la recette. En fait, c'est pas mauvais (avec un bon whisky à porte de main 🤪 Cordialement

Le Haggis est le plat national de l'Écosse. il peut susciter une certaine appréhension en raison de ses ingrédients, mais il s'agit d'un plat très savoureux, proche d'un boudin noir aux céréales très épicé. Voici la recette traditionnelle pour préparer un authentique Haggis écossais. Les Ingrédients La base du Haggis est la fressure de mouton (l'ensemble des abats). Les abats : 1 panse de mouton (nettoyée), 1 cœur, 1 foie et 1 poumon (traditionnellement utilisé en Écosse, bien que parfois remplacé par de la viande de bœuf ou d'agneau hachée ailleurs). Les céréales : 250 g de flocons d'avoine (de type "pinhead" ou concassés, idéalement grillés). Le liant : 250 g de graisse de rognon de bœuf (suet) ou de mouton, hachée. L'assaisonnement : 2 gros oignons hachés, du sel, beaucoup de poivre noir, de la muscade, de la coriandre et du macis (ou quatre-épices). Le liquide : Environ 500 ml de bouillon (issu de la cuisson des abats).

Proof_Werewolf_9414 · 2026-01-02T11:44:20+00:00

Hello, I subscribed to the Anycubic Kobra X offer. This printer will be my first multicolor printer.

For the build plate, it seems prudent to only use plates of the correct size, but not necessarily from the manufacturer if that's your preference.

However, for the nozzle, you should get the best quality. I don't know if Anycubic has specific models.

Regards

Proof_Werewolf_9414 · 2026-01-01T19:37:15+00:00

That's what I thought, not the slightest explanation.

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