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Rosalina (Harmonie in french) from Super Mario Galaxy 3D print

Printed with Anycubic Photon P1

Resin Cretbee Water Washeable

Model by GomerArts (available on Cults3d)

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There are so many simple fixes that need to be done to the firmware, like positions of the printhead. An example is when it pauses, it lifts up a tiny bit and hovers right over top of what is printing. You can't see anything you are looking for with that pause. You can't easily change filaments on pause. The leveling grid points are too few. It should be more like 96 or better yet adaptive to the print area used. MANY more tweaks that are easy to do if only having access to the printer.cfg file. Surely this doesn't hurt Anycubic in anyway by doing so? Have MANY Anycubic printers. The 2 Max is the only one that isn't user friendly and it's not because of the big bed. The mechanical things are all easily done to get good quality prints. It's the software that is limited.

Ok got it all sanded, glued and a nice base coat of dark walnut paint and primer. Working on the dark brown coat now. More to come.

Typo in title! It’s a Kobra 2 max which another commenter has pointed out for me. Thanks!

I need some help from the anycubic community. I use to own a anycubic kobra max 3 3d printer that I stopped using because I moved onto other hobbies so I gave it to to my wife’s friend sons who are 10 year and 6 years old and really into 3d printing in STEM at school. I want to mention that she recently divorced her drug addicted x and is doing everything she can but money can be tight and not to mention things are just plain sort of shitty right now for them. So I thought it would be great to give them my printer.

Well they texted me that the printer stuttered after one print and then wouldn’t turn on. It was strange since I never had an issue with it. I went over there and investigated and fuses were good, power supply powered up, motherboard fuse was fine, etc but the screen wouldn’t boot up. I ended finding that the right side encoder unplugged from the print bed moving backwards and catching the cable which I assume causes the horizontal rail that carries the hot end to buckle and bind, shake/bind, then the mother board failed from the extra load being placed on the left encoder. Anyways that’s my theory.

I want to purchase a new control board for them but having a hard time finding one. Does anyone have any recommendations how to fix this thing? I don’t have lots of time to rebuild it for him but if I can change out the control board that would be doable. I’m tempted to buy an entire printer for these kids at this point since they are pretty broken up by this thing breaking after a single print. 🤦‍♂️

Sorry for wall of text

TLDR: gave my printer to wife’s friend’s kids. Printer broke after first print. Sad kids. Can’t find parts. Need help.

Edit: sorry I miss typed! It’s a kobra max 2!

I’m trying to print PETG. My first print ended up with the filament breaking off in the hotend so I replaced it and now the filament won’t extrude. It just clicks. I’ve tried adjusting the extruded tension, tried adjusting the temp from 230-250. What else can be going on that it won’t extrude?

After taking it apart I found 2 pieces of filament stuck just below the clear window

I’ve noticed this rattling sound that seems to be coming from within the base/below the hotbed. I can replicate it by gently pushing up on the hotbed. The printer itself is stable and nothing appears to be lose on the outside. The hotbed screws are tight as well. The sound seems to be coming from below.

We’re entering Week 3 of the Kobra X Creator Season, and this week’s theme is all about long-term stability.

Not speed benchies.

Not quick test prints.

We want to see the projects that keep running for:

10 hours

20 hours

30+ hours

without turning into spaghetti halfway through

If you own a Kobra X:

Post photos/videos of your printer running long-hour prints, or share the stable results of your long-endurance projects.

If you don’t own one yet:

Tell us what you’d love to create with one someday.

🎁 Weekly prizes:

10 winners × 2KG filament

🏆 Final prizes:

2× ACE 2 Pro

1× Kobra X

Event runs through May 31 UTC.

Just started a 14 hour, 6 color print on the Kobra X. So far the X has been smooth, stable, and reliable 🥰

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#AnycubicKobraX #KobraXCreatorSeason #ShowYourKobraXPower

A seguito di un programma preso su internet non andato a buon fine, lo stampaggio ora va male perché cosa potrebbe essere

I ordered filaments for about 50$ from official store.
Initially they were delayed as they said that most of them are out of stock and that they will be shipped in late May.
Order was paid and confirmed almost month ago and now after talking with support they write following.

I ordered from Serbia and I can’t order from Amazon or other Anycubic stores.

This is crazy as I can also expect import tax and customs fee…
Did someone have similar situation?

After weeks and weeks of false clogging errors, I decided to change my filament roll for a new one in the hopes that the error was popping because of humidity. I left the printer calibrating before the print before heading to bed just to get up and see the clogging error on my phone notifications. I got up, went to the printer and the clog turned out to be a massive leak that has basically wrapped around the nozzle, the silicon sock and everything around. I have decided to take apart the whole printhead as the solid hard pla blob won't budge.

Any suggestion on how to get rid of this mess is welcome.

EDIT: well I was able to take the whole chunk, nozzle included, and pull it out. I've brushed it cleand and now it's even better looking than before. Unfortunatelly there was more clogged filament deep inside the hotend, so I had to take it out, unscrew the side screw that holds the four hole funnel to take the inside funnel unclog that bit, put everything back in place. Unfortunatelly it was then taking ages to detect the temperature, and apparently the motor that pulls in the filament wasn't doing its job. So I went to take it out to fit it in its place when I accidentally pull to hard from the filament sensor and I unplugged it from the main board on the back. it was too late to carry on so I left it off and I will carry on tomorrow.

UPDATE: I took the whole printhead off and open it to take a closer look and plug back in the filament sensor and the 7-segment display I had accidentally pulled out, ensured everything was properly attached, put the printhead back on the railing. It's now printing a benchy. Fingers crossed.

PS: I found the silicon sock lying behind the printer. I guess the pressure pushed it away when there was no more room