CUBE PRO 3D PRINTER REVIEW INSTALL
CUBE PRO 3D PRINTER REVIEW MANUAL

Note that propriatary filament is a new trend in 3D printing. Each spool contains about 1.3 pounds (600 grams) of filament and costs somewhere between $25 and $30 each. But the company says other colors are going to be available soon. At the time of this review, white is the only color available. In the case of the Da Vinci Jr, you don't have a choice.

But in return, they makes life easier since you don't have to manually change the printer's settings to match the type of filament. The requirement for proprietary filament spools means that you can only get them from XYZprinting and might have to pay a higher price than for generic filament. And in my experience, the calibration is by far the biggest hurdle you need to overcome when first entering the world of 3D printing.

CUBE PRO 3D PRINTER REVIEW MANUAL

Many printers require a manual calibration before they can make their first print. If you don't do it correctly, the printer can't produce an object that accurately reflects the 3D model. In 3D printing, calibration (also known as alignment or leveling) is a tricky process where you must make sure the print platform's entire surface is at a consistent and perfect distance from the print-head's nozzle. To my pleasant surprise, the printer didn't require a manual calibration before use.

CUBE PRO 3D PRINTER REVIEW INSTALL

All you need to do are remove the packing materials, install the included filament spool, and plug it in. Out of the box, the 3D printer is assembled and almost ready to use. The whole process was easy, but if you've never dealt with a 3D printer before and need help, there's a very well-illustrated, step-by-step guide included. up and running in less than 10 minutes, including the time needed to unbox it. The rest is very similar, from the setup process to software, to print speed and quality. The new and smaller printer does away with the scanning option but now features the ability to print directly from an SD card, which its older brother doesn't. is basically a scaled-down version of its predecessor, the all-in-one Da Vinci 1.0 AiO. No calibration needed, proprietary filaments

Cube pro 3d printer review