ADIMLab Gantry Pro 3D Printer 24V Power 310X310X410 Build Volume, Resume Print, Run Out Detection, Lattice Glass Platform, Modifiable to Upgrade to Auto Leveling&WiFi

I have had this printer since Christmas, and waited to write a review till I had time to play with it. I have to tell you it does a great job printing, as with any printer out there, you have to know a bit about what you are doing, to get a good print. This is my second printer, my first one can only do a 6"x6"x6" print, this having 12"x12"x16" capabilities is wonderful. I have had a problem, where I used wood, and did not know the restrictions, and ended up ruining my print head, but they were great at helping me. At first I was discouraged, as they want to help through facebook (I don't use it, hate the idea of how its used), however after joining the group, and asking for help there, I have to tell you, they know what they are doing with Facebook, there are so many people with this same printer, and know how to fix any problem you throw at them. However, it is not all just other users, the seller of this printer, used it and warranted my parts, sent me new parts, even though I told him it was my fault, and I would pay for the parts, you can't ask for more than that.If you decide to print wood, it is not mentioned anywhere, but I learned from them, you need to change nozzles to a .6 or larger, instead of the .4 that comes with it, if not it will clog the works, and you will be replacing parts. The other thing that they neglected to tell me, is that the printer will shake itself off the table, so don't just leave it unattended the first time you print. I was watching mine, and the front feet fell off, and I was able to move it back on, however a friend bought one after I got mine, and he saw how good it was, and he started a print, and went to bed, only to wake up to it falling to the floor, and broke some parts, I told him mine moved, but didn't think about it falling and breaking. How I fixed this was just with some of the rubber shelf/carpet liner (the kind you put under a rug to keep it from shifting), works great, and mine does not move now.the other thing that is really great about the company for this printer, is that they have a couple groups on thingsiverse as well, where you can print all kinds of parts to upgrade the printer. I have just printed and going to install the full circle fan, on their facebook group, they show how with better fans, you can span longer distances to make even better prints, so I thought I would try it to see.I have read many reviews on this printer, that are stating its not very good, but I have to say, it has done a good job for me, several people have commented that you need to be an engineer to use it, while this isn't true, all 3-D printers need some idea as to what your doing to make them work. I don't think there is one on the market, that you can just buy and it works perfect, just the leveling of the bed takes time to learn how to do, and till you get it right, prints will not come out as you want them to.I hope this review helps, I think anyone that will take the time to learn what they are doing will enjoy it, however if you don't have time and patients, then 3-D printing is not for you. Just take time to learn, and if you go with this one, I know there are a lot of people there to back you up, and try to make your experience a good one, but it does take time. Also take some time to print some of the neat things they have come up with. I give this 5 stars, because of the support that you will have once you buy it.

I LOVE IT!My first ever was a D-Bot 300x200, built from plans on thingiverse. This WAS my favorite printer. And it worked first time. But took a good deal of caffeine and patience to put it together, screw by screw. Wire by wire. It's now used with Laser engraver atm2nd (for wife so I could print in peace) MonoPrice. Little thing, perfect for her.3rd (for wife also for bigger prints) Anycubic Kossel Linear plus. Deltas are VERY finicky, but it works nicely.ALL of which were purchased on Amazon. (Parts for D-Bot as well, except extrusion and nuts/bolts)4th Anycubic Photon SLA (Best for small, detailed prints)So, I'm pretty 3D Savey for about 5 years. AND I am a tinkererI needed something larger than my D-Bot Build. I needed something that'd work with Elastic and Flexible filaments. I honestly didn't want to further hack my D-Bot with a Titan transplant. And tired of fighting heavy bed and Z motors.This ADIMLab fit that bill. I installed the 2 screws, tightened the 11 other screws. It was handy how they had the T-Nuts already on the parts to install.I started printing the 50x50x20 cube test. Stopped it half way after I started dreading how narrow the filament spool holder was compared to average size spool and the wider spool was catching. So I grabbed some Flexible filament with narrower spool and reprinted the 50x50x20. I've had the Flexible filament for a while but could never use properly because I didn't have a direct extruder on any of my other 3 printers. Same Cube, Same Settings, PERFECTO!Pictures and video to come.I'm now printing a different Filament stand for wider spools. It's humming right along. And when I say humming, I don't mean the motors are whining, because you can barely hear them.Packaging was tight with actual WOOD for ends for crush resistance. Impressed!Bed heats at a good rate. Comparable to any of my other printers. And for it's massive size, I thought it'd take longer.So, beginners to advanced... this is a great printer with Zero tinkering required out of the box. Of course tinkering is ALWAYS going to be required here and there.And as always: THIS IS A DEVICE THAT IS NOT A GENERAL NOVICE CONSUMER TYPE OF DEVICE but every year these FDM printers are getting there. Tinkering and small repairs WILL be needed from time to time. Filaments can clog (sometimes to the point of disassembling the hotend. Belts can wear. Fine Tuning. Types of Filaments. PLA PLA+ PLET ABS FLEX METAL etc etc will require trial and error for each type.Found this while looking at the other brands of similar size. But 315x315x415 (which is the actual specifications put into slic3r and Cura. ( 5mm is overhang for homing and not actually touching print surface)Once 3D printers become as stable as a K-Cup dispenser, then I will say GENERAL NOVICE CONSUMER OKAY'dIf this company continues to make quality printers like this, I'd love to test it out as well.D-Bot has been put away for now to put this monster in it's place.ps... just bought another for my friend!

Recibi la impresora y la ensamble en 30 minutos, ajuste la cama de impresión e imprimi el modelo de prueba, cero problemas, sorprendente para una primera impresion, utilice el video de Youtube como guia, es mas sencillo que el manual que viene incluido. Mi segunda impresion requirio de los ajustes esperados en Cura, pero el resultado de mi primer modelo propio fue excelente, cero problemas (aparte de los normales para hacer los primeros ajustes). El ajuste de la cama requirio de que pusiera unas hojas de papel aluminio en el centro, esto para dejar los cinco puntos a nivel. Sorprendentemente es muy silenciosa, tuve que darle varias vueltas para ver si seguia imprimendo. Tambien instale y la conecte a Octoprint para usarla de manera remota, tampoco tuve ningun problema. La calidad de la impresion a 0.2mm es la correcta, el area de impresion es adecuado a lo que necesito. Como puntos que me ayudarion a decidirme por este modelo tengo le grupo de Facebook, lleno de gente que quiere ayudar a cualquier novato, y el soporte del proveedor, realmente bueno, rapido y cortes. En lo personal siento que el costo extra y el tiempo de envio vale la pena por esta impresora.

This is a REVISED REVIEWTl:dr: The support from ADIMLab is fast, courteous, and they will do what they can to resolve any issue. The machine is perfectly fine FOR THE PRICE. You can be printing 15 minutes from opening the box.Full Review; This may get wordy but I want to be clear and honest (and helpful).First some history. I’m an experienced 3D Printer and this was my third machine. I purchased it based on the build size, the price and because I simply did not have time to build my own. I gave this machine 5 stars originally because when I kept the price in mind I thought that it was perfectly usable and performed basically how I expected from a gantry design. I spent some time with it (more than a beginner would need to) and after a firmware update and testing settings I had it printing nicely.After printing for a short while with success, the extruder failed. I disassembled it and found that the tension arm was broken. I immediately contacted support through Amazon and they were quick to reply and offer a replacement part. I was happy with this solution. I was still in the middle of a large project so I decided to take my chance and try to get the machine up and running temporarily while waiting for the part. This turned out to be a good idea as it made me dive deeper into the extruder instead of waiting patiently for the part, and I found more broken… In all, I had a broken Tension Arm, the Arm Bushing plus the Backing Plate (plate mounted to the stepper motor). Perhaps this machine was assembled by a Gorilla and the screws were all simply over tightened, BUT I suspected that the plastics used here were of a less than ideal quality. I contacted Support again (this is now the next morning) and again they were helpful and courteous. The original part had not been shipped so it was decided that I would get all new plastic parts. Great! I’m pretty patient and I could not ask for more.These parts unfortunately took a long time to arrive, (possibly held up by CanPost job action) and in the mean time I had no way to know if the Plastic was in fact a terrible quality or I simply got a bad assembly. I had revised this review at that point to reflect that suspicion…Fast Forward… I have now received the replacements and by all accounts they seem perfectly fine. I have reinstalled them without issue and can say that I most likely was just a bit unlucky with the first set.My Rationale for a 5-Star Rating; At this price point, this machine performs EXACTLY as one should expect. Adding the fabulous support to the mix is simply a bonus. Yes, I had some issues with mine but I really think two screws were just over tightened during assembly.I Hope this long-winded review is helpful to someone thinking about this machine.**Original Review**Great machine.I consider myself an experienced 3D Printer user. This is my 3rd printer. I purchased this one simply because I needed a 300x300mm print bed and I liked the price on this unit.First- out of the box to printing really did take only about 10 minutes. Instructions are perfectly fine even for someone with no previous experience with printers, as the unit is basically already assembled, just needs the gantry attached and some wires hooked up.Second- I did spend a while getting the printer dialed in to get the quality up to where I wanted it. This included flashing a new (latest) firmware and tweaking some settings. Most of this would not be needed for a new user as it DID print right outta the box.Pros: Ready to go fast, Attractive PriceCons: Heated Bed might be a bit under-powered as it takes a long time to heat up, but it does get to 60C. other than that, None really keeping the price in mind. It is exactly what you should expect at this price point. I did have one small issue with a broken part (Idler Arm) but I contacted the seller and got a reply in less than 3 minutes!!! (seriously)... A replacement is on its way and I'll update this review when it gets here.

La barre 20x20 du 'X' est tordu et fait le ballon vers le bas et vers le positive.... Et sur la partie extrudeuse j'ai du reprendre tout les serrages... LE temps que je comprenne se qui ce passe j'en ai essayé des réglages différent (logiciel)....

Facile da montare qualità della stampa media... troppo fragile bei suoi ⚙️ ingranaggi

I have have been playing around with this for just under a week, since it got delivered. I wanted to properly test it out before writing a review, and I can categorically say this is a very good printer.The printer comes semi-assembled and it took me about 45 minutes to get it printing (I was taking my time). It took me a couple of tries to find the optimal printing parameters, but after that it has been a dream to print with. I'm also very impressed with the general quality of the printer. All the cables are properly sheathed & labelled, the frame seems solid and the extruder module is very good (printing flexible filament is easy). IThe ADIMlab Facebook group is particularly active, and there is a lot of support/advice available.This printer is a great cheaper alternative to the Prusa I3 or the Creality CR-10 without sacrificing on quality. I'm thoroughly impressed.My only criticism would be on the location of the bed levelling screws, they are positioned pretty awkwardly, but I plan on adding the auto-levelling feature. Also, some parts of the technical documentation are badly written. None of this warrants a less than 5 star review.