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Thanks for the confirmation! I figured as much. However, I did prove that it is adaptable to my model. The light is still working perfectly btw. Thanks for watching!

@@jwaynus4676 i was curious if you could hook it up this way .... seemed easier this way honestly

any reason the mainboard would be a better way to install it .... its not as if the board controls it or anything now if it did i would understand .... or is it to make sure the power is regulated correctly?

@@Illfaded11 I rarely use mounts since going it. It flickers while printing. I had a bad power supply that was causing another issue. Got a new power supply issue fixed but light still strobes.

Good observation. This was taken after extensive z-offset measurements, bed replacement, and a lot of cursing. Never could get it to work correctly.

I'll say there is a lot more support (company and community) for the ender than the anycubic. Printer quality and everything else aside, that is a really big deal.

So fast it didn't have time to adhere a first layer, lol

The video is discussing the issues I had with the Anycubic Neo. I'm sure they are not common and I point out that their customer service was great. My personal experience was that I could never get the first layer to adhere properly, despite replacing the entire bed assembly. Best of luck on yours and thanks for watching!

I would highly recommend the Ender 3 Neo. Make sure it has CR Touch, the self leveling feature. Also the tempered glass bed is must for good adhesion. Good luck!

​@@jwaynus4676thanks for your reply subbed ❤❤

That is not what I said. I showed a print that failed. I had many others that I tried but all failed. The main issue was bed adhesion and getting the first layer down. I tried laser leveling the machine and bedplate, scrubbing the bed plate, glue on the bed plate, I had the bed plate replaced under warranty. I did not fail from lack of trying. All of which I stated in the video. Thanks for watching.

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This is a possibility. It came mostly assembled, but the instructions were terrible. I did research assembly and operation thoroughly during my month of trying to get it working. Thanks for watching.

ultimaker cura*

I use the default setting for the Ender 3. That is one of the nicest parts about this printer, I haven't had to mess with any settings at all. It is literally print out of the box

@@jwaynus4676 maybe of you used the default parameters for the anycubic kobra It would worked; ive also had some problems on the default print of the printer that they give you but when i started researching and messing around the cura profiles i was able to print smooth things ad now i achieved 100ms print Speed on the outer Shell without any detail decreas; i only upgraded to a spring bed to adjust It manually and printed a Better fan duct for cooling the part and It d'ora perfect prints

Not sure what you're implying. I've purchased 3 printers and wanted to share my experience. Creality wouldn't waste their time on me, but they make a great entry level printer. You are wlecome to your own opinion too though.

He has 6 subs lol

@@xSuperCartmanx You have 5. It doesn't matter though. He was just sharing his opinion.

Yeah I have 4 and I wouldn't really recommend buying one

I would highly recommend Creality, especially the Ender 3 Neo or any model with the glass bed plate. First layer adhesion is a challenge for many printers and the glass bed plate has been amazing for me.

I tried many solutions with the Kobra but was never able to achieve print adhesion.

​@@jwaynus4676 This past week I spent so much time researching 3d printers, I actually ordered elegoo Neptune 3 pro at $310(bcz of custom duty importing to India, actual price is $230) But I have canceled that and ordered Ender 3 Neo at $204 now, Thank you so much😊 I will spend the money I saved upgrading my ender.

@@AdityaKumar-cy2cr I am also buying my first 3d printer. Can we connect on insta or something?? I have some doubts

Thanks for the info! I did move it down 2 clicks and it nearly finished the print. At some point, the print came loose and the nozzle melted the top of the print. The code came with the printer.