So Jim Carter is back and he's brought this printer what is this? This is the
flying bear p9O5x dual extruder with touchscreen touchscreen they offered to
us to do a review he was kind enough to bring this over and we tried a first
print and we had some problems and then he brought something else over so why
don't we just........ talk about this instead
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CHEPCLUB.com. So we've got a first print going and you can tell by how
clear you can hear me this thing is quiet. This thing is really really quiet.
So Jim some of the features of this we've got what Wi-Fi connection yeah it uses
a duet board 32 bit controller with Wi-Fi there's no screens no extra panels
nothing to get in the way for a clean design using that you can use your
laptop your phone any Wi-Fi Internet connected device you can control the
machine from. And this is all metal construction so it's very very solid and
it's very heavy what did you say? How much does it weigh? About 47 pounds, 47 pounds. So this is,
it's not something you're gonna just haul around easily but it's gonna stay
in place and probably affects build quality I would think. Because its strong, yep
yeah see the nice thing is you've got metal construction all the way on the
entire frame inside is metal there's no twisting no torquing like with the old
melamine and plastic cheapskates and things like that
and this thing jeez I cannot believe how quiet it is this, thing is huge!
How tall do you know how tall you can print on this? ah yeah the build volume on this
is just about 540 millimeters. And what's the, so what they've done is they've
they've kept the same 300 millimeter glass built surface but they actually
took the rails and moved them out so all the axis are farther out so now the
head can actually go full. Right to the edge of the, right to the edge of the glass? Right
to the clips. 300 by, 300 diameter? You got it. Amazing. And we've already printed a
chess pawn I'll show you the time lapse of this and I don't think I got a time
lapse I got a picture of it. The quality is really phenomenal and we're printing
with proto-pasta's new CHEP candy apple red. I love it and this is just a first
print now what do you got going here you got a, So this is a you might know
decappa cat? Oh the CR-10 cat, decappa cat. I managed to farm the file someplace and threw it in here
as a fast print. Just to pump it out to see what it looked like in the worst quality
possible. You're monitoring everything right here. I am yeah we actually have
the ability to watch the heat both of the bed and the hot end to make sure everything is
moving smoothly. And all doing it through the wireless Wi-Fi out here my
garage which is not the best Wi-Fi but well this is really good. So a few other
features this thing has got what, linear rails? Linear rails on all the
corners, got a 32 bit board inside Duet? Yeah. And no LCD which I complained
about to SeeMeCNC early on but so far Jim showed me that ..I wasn't a
fan without the LCD but seeing how easy it is with my own LCD. Yeah i put it up
on my phone and i was able to control this so i guess here's your LCD but it
is an optional though right? Right. This machine as you have it right
here what's the price of this one as equipped. So this is what we would call
an ARTP almost ready to print kit. I'm sure we can find some pictures but in
the box you're gonna get the top and the bottom pieces fully assembled everything
almost all the way wired. All the end user has to do is connect some of the
points for the hot end put the rails on and plug in some wires and that's it. It
literally would be an hour to maybe two hours if you've never done this before
and your done. So it's about a two hour kit to assemble
is what you're saying? Yeah it's about two thousand dollars. And two thousand
dollars for this monster of a machine. It really is huge. I'm blown away how big
this is, man I'd have to find a place for this, but he's gonna take it so it
doesn't matter. Ah geez so what else, what other features, I mean
the Wi-Fi is working good. It was real easy he set it up here on my wife I
took like five minutes to set up. He plugged in a cable, entered a few G codes
and my Wi-Fi password and we're connected. It's just so quiet. I love this.
Professional quality for the home hobbyist. This really is, this is more of a
professionals 3D Printer. I mean it's priced accordingly but. You
definitely get what you pay for with this. There's there's other kits out there
for a third of the price but what do you sacrificing? Some might say print
quality some might say build volume. My biggest thing is speed because of how a
Delta works and pairing a Delta with a 32-bit board you get much more accuracy
out of higher print speeds. And it's got the FSR sensors. Right, yeah so what
SeeMeCNC has done is they've gotten word of the accelerometer in the
effector and they've put FSR's or force sensitive relays underneath the...
resistors, force sensitive resistors. He's the electronics guy. So the impact it's
measuring the resistance and that's how it can tell where the nozzle is and then
you ran a calibration before we started there was
how many points of calibration? A ten point calibration and it creates a virtual
mesh. Okay so it's just Auto level at its finest. I'm just really
impressed with this machine I am not a big delta, I don't have a delta I haven't
used a lot of deltas. But this one has really got me intrigued this was just a
like a first introduction we're not doing a full review. He had brought it
along and I was more interested in this than the flying bear. So stay tuned
there'll be more on this in the future. Jim took the Artemis to his car and I
brought this back over. I'm not sure what we're gonna do with this but you know
he's been gone a while where did he go? He left. He took his Artemis and went home.
He's got one of those electric cars so he just snuck right off. I didn't even
hear him leave. Anyway...Oh and he left me with that... he owes me a beer. Well
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