I have both the Glacier and the Frostbite. They work great and have been more consistent than the supertac by far. Much less sensitive to oils from your hand. Have had 0 lack of adhesion issues.
Decent shelf that can store a good amount of filament. Don’t expect something extremely heavy duty at this price point, but definitely does what it needs to.
This stuff just prints so easy (V0.2R1 and Creality K1C). I'm setting up to print Ambrosia almost exclusively at this point, as I haven't had a bit of trouble with it, even on large prints. Would love to see refills on an open spool platform, but it's not going to keep me from getting more!
Took about 2 hours to assemble 4 of these and get them installed. Much simpler than stock 2.4 design. I built the planetary stack and got the motor gear installed before putting everything into the housing. Seemed much easier to clamp everything with one hand and turn the pulley to test fitment that way, then shove everything in. It really does have a huge amount of resistance!
My first delta and Rolohaun Design printer build and I'm a huge fan already. Very enjoyable and easy to follow along build, for a versatile and great printer already cranking out well tuned parts for me. I'm very happy with the kit and all the supplies. Another great kit from LDO.
Everything needed for the upgrade was provided and well packaged.
It still surprises me how small Meanwell managed to shrink a 350W supply down to. If you want 48V with extra power headroom, this is the one to get.
The supply is impressively small for the power output, would highly recommend.
I bought these for use in a high temp Monolith gantry build. They seem like they will hold up really well and the green accent is nice looking.
I've been running this in my Trident for a little while now and have thrown a random mix of things at it, including PC-CF, PLA-CF, and PLA-Glow in the dark and it's handled all of them very well. I suspect this is a nozzle I'll be using for a very long time
Bought for my plus 4 to replace factory bed level sensor now get perfect first layers everytime easy set up
This fan is awesome! Very good airflow for my dragon burner. I was previously running a gdstime fan. The berserker out flows that and it seems like a better quality product all over. The only negative I have to say about it is that it is pretty loud.
I've wasted more money than the cost of this kit due to the cost of filament from discarded parts from Z-offset inconsistency, but with this Beacon kit, no more! Bed tramming also got a whole lot easier.
I am very satisfied with the quality of West3D products. The kit is complete, well organized, and the parts are of excellent quality. Customer service is outstanding—quick, professional, and helpful responses. Delivery was also fast and on time. I would definitely recommend West3D for any 3D printing projects, especially Voron builds.
Way simpler assembly and fewer print artifacts than the BMG-style dual drive in CW2. The aluminum ring carriers I got were both pretty discolored, but dimensionally are fine and are performing without any issues
I got this plate for my Core One (yes, it fits with a little bit sticking out) because I didn't want to have to fuss with glue for printing TPU. This stuff prints like a dream for it. I also used it for printing some PA-CF and the print came out beautifully.
Only tip I have is to make sure you don't heat your print bed when using it or else you're going to have trouble with separation. Even then, I have to pour a little bit of IPA on the print to help get it off the plate.
The best filament on the planet! I really try to not use anthing other than ASA now, and Ambrosia prints like butter, butter of the gods!!
I’ve replaced the nozzles on all 3 of my Voron printers: Voron 0, Trident, and Switchwire. So far so good! Prints coming from the machines are sharp. I’ve only printed with abrasives on the Voron 0 (PBT-GF) and no issues so far. Only time will tell, but it may take a while ;)
Great adhesion, doesn't bubble up when removing particularly stuck prints.
Prints quite well, fairly easy to dial in.
Fairly bright and well made, but they apparently need a resistor wired in-line on some MCUs (using BTT M8P here) otherwise the LEDs don't update correctly.
Perfect rails for holding a plate full of bad@$$ electronics! Fit perfectly on a MicronR1 bottom.
Bought both the Front and Z idler kits. Worked perfect on my Micron+ and even had some extra stainless hardware to throw into my **** drawer. A+ all around!
