Sorry to be so offtopic but does anyone know a method to log back into an Instagram account?? I was stupid lost my login password. I would love any tricks you can give me.
@Zander Alijah Thanks so much for your reply. I found the site on google and Im trying it out now. Takes quite some time so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
Found online reviews, went back to work, bought one, assembled,.. and the Out Of Box print quality looks better then some of the hardware I've bought from professional printing services. Yeah, I'm gonna sell a few of these when word gets out about them.
How did you do it? I can't tighten both sides into the metal slots! Either the belt is too short on my printer or I did something wrong in the process...
Mine did not come with a clamp to fix the pneumatic joint at 6:40 It also doesn't mention the clip anywhere in the manual. I just got my printer today. Final edit: It appears I just needed to push the tube in further
That instrumental is by Josh Vietti and is based on the song "Where is the love" by The Red Hot Chili Peppers. P.S. Just bought that printer. (Edit: Oops, I mean The Black Eyed Peas.)
@@ryanjd93 Yes it is, not sure why I was thinking the other band at that moment. I knew it was by them, but somehow wrote the wrong band. lol Here's the original. ruclips.net/video/WpYeekQkAdc/видео.html
Bought, started setting up and threaded rod would tightened in the holder with the screws, I actually threaded the screw that’s supposed to hold the rod, but after setting it all up it’s seams to stay in there
"install screen bracket on left side of printer" when they clearly show the right side.. thanks. Also left out the VERY important part of using the T4 nuts to attach the screen mount, without those, the screws have nothing to hold on to...this video has A LOT of good points and is overall informative but, there are also a few places where things feel a bit rushed or glossed over that are actually important and crucial to properly assembling a printer, a few more seconds here or there to show a piece and its orientation before going on for example, especially when it comes to the whole belt and nozzle assembly, would be really helpful
I set up the printer perfectly and I love the way it looks, but it won’t auto home no matter what I do. And it stays on the returning to zero screen. But when I manually adjust all the axis they move just fine….idk what to do now.
1:14 I couldn't take off the coupling, the bottom screw was on so tight. Not sure if I'm correct, but the top screw is for tightening the coupler onto the t screw and the bottom one is for tightening the coupler onto the z-axis motor. Since the coupler coming off is absent in the paper instructions, I figure it didn't actually need to come off. Hopefully.
that's alright it was just being removed in order to reach the screws better. as long as you can fix the rod on top properly it shouldn't make a difference.
@@richardlo1330 the L-screwdrivers you get in the kit are too short for using a lot of force. if you really HAVE to remove something its better to get a proper angled screwdriver with bits because the longer handle really helps. also would get a proper adjustable wrench while at it you guys so you can remove the nozzle from the hotend. just a suggestion.
At last it's not a time laps like the other assembly videos around here. Just finished assembly. All the parts seem good accept belts. I notice fraying and uncoated sections. They appear used but i would guess just poorly made. I'm sure replacements are easy to get tho.
my assembly was halted at the 1:41 mark...those M5x14 screws were no where to be found. i know the cat didn't eat them because i don't have a cat. so far it looks like a slow boat to get replacements here....smh
man....what a goof i am. i had that part of the assembly, some how reversed in my mind. i have the screws and they fit where they do in the video, i just saw something different than what she was showing...upping my meds...LOL
The back of the control panel has many connectors to plug the ribbon cable into. Which one do I use. I plugged it into the first one, but the screen doesn't display, and I get a tone. So, I'm guessing that I screwed up.
My Aquila S2 Self Leveling Not Working, Bed Is 1/2” inch of Hot End, I leveling With Piece Of Paper, or Rotating The Screw Near To The Bed And Nothing Why ???
My filament holder wont go on properly. Just received this on Friday and put together yesterday. The tnuts wont screw in properly. Now the allen screws are stripped and can’t get them off. Held t nuts with pliers and nothing. Very disappointed as i cant get the main thing i need to go on properly. Is there anyway to get a replacement part? Purchased off amazon
probably because the stepper motors arent disabled, it locks them in place. Find "Disable Stepper" in options menu or just turn off the printer then the x axis can move freely
Best vacuum cleaner I ever bought, because this thing really sucks! Missing parts, the bed was not tonight, so getting level was almost impossible. Oh and the autofeed doesn't feed
ikr, bed is a pain, I guess you just gotta keep going or obtain a bl touch. autofeed probably doesnt feed because your filament isnt inserted correctly
@@majorwaveproductions thanks for this. They should explain that the z axis part is sped up because i've been freaking out working loosening stuff to work out why mine was so slow
for clarification this is my very first printer but the print plate was not connected to the printer and i just layed it on top of the metal plate sincr there was nothing in the manual or this video is this ok?
@@maybeflyz7067 that's correct. there's only 2 unfortunately. It would be better if they included 4 and instead including paper binder clamps, they seem to work better.
or make sure the stepper motors are disabled, they lock up when you start a print, or when you move the printer via the settings option move menu thing
There's a third bag of screws - the "spare ones", plus one more, they're in that other one.... looks like it's a last minute change for shipping, compared to what's in the manual.
i had that same problem but it turned out i had the gray knob on the end of the piece the belt goes through tightened too much. i loosened it almost all the way, then the belt fit. then i just tightened it back up afterwards. i almost lost my mind figuring that out so i hope this helps/you got it figured out
I didn't get the clamp for the tubing and I can't find it to order anywhere, just camps that are too big for the small golden ones I have. The tubing keeps coming out
Yeah mine didn’t come with a clamp and I was confused, but it turns out that you don’t need the clamp. You just need to push the tube further down the pneumatic joint piece until you feel it click into place. That will prevent the tube from moving around. Hope that helps.
When leveling, I have to move the printhead over the print bed with the controller. The recommendation how to level (auto home -> disable motors -> move bed manually), does not work for me. I have aligned the frame so well that the travel in Z is very smooth and the X-axis already lowers slowly by itself when the motors are switched off. Therefore I recommend to change the end gcode which is "M18" by default to "M18 X Y E". Also, is there a firmware update coming that switches off the nozzle fan that is running all the time? Or is there a possibility to set a temperature from when the fan starts?
could you please send your leveling video to us, It is difficult for us to find the problem of your leveling through the words description. you can send a video to our email: mkt02@voxelab3dp.com
Anyone else get a long needle in their kit that stuck them in the thumb and drew blood? Wondering what is it used for. I assume it's to clear out clogs.
i'm still having trouble. when i insert the filament into the guide hole(and manually push the filament all the way into the hot, end) on the "XE axis kit"...when i select auto home, the machine moves slightly(bed moves) and the filament is expelled from that unit...as if the motor is operating in reverse. the filament is pushed back out of the XE kit. it was suggested to unplug that connector on the mobo and re try, did that, no change. that wire connector is named "silk" and the wiring, from the top and from behind is green, red, black l to r.
I need help after leveling it. I attempt to print and the z motor raises again when i select a test print and then starts feeding out the filament above the glass plate instead on on it idk what I’m doing wrong
just wait for it, the filament is likely oozing out since its melted. Once the printer gets up to temperature the print will start, if the feeder is moving the filament/rotating then somethings not right if the bed or x axis isnt moving
My only issue is that I can not add more things to print. I have downloaded every program it suggests, sliced them and still they do not show up when the SD card is put back in the printer. WHAT AM I MISSING
@@majorwaveproductions I figured it out. Go figure, in fear of losing the info off the original card I got a new one, formatted it to FAT32 and started putting them on it. Works like a charm
the filament is probably not in properly, it's a pain but you sort of need to feed it in twice then push on the filament until the spinning feeder grabs onto it
Look at the back of your printer if it says 115 volts or 230 volts depending on where you live you will need to change it with an Allen wrench and if you are in the us 115 is good otherwise set it to 230
followed the tutorial step by step, its shit and you have to do a ton of guess work and rewatch it a million times. Then when it comes to a test print my nozzle starts in the bottom left never moves and squirts a tiny bit of filament out and calls it a day...
leave it for a bit while the printer heats up, it takes a while maybe 10 minutes or so which is dumb even tho its advertised to take 5 mins which is still ridiculous
Don't buy it. They will send out printers that have been returned and still don't work. There customer service is a joke they will trouble shoot it send you parts and after 30 days they say we cant help you. I have 2 voxelab aquila and between the 2 I have no working printers and cant get a response from customer service. Beware of this company.
You didn’t give me the same coupler and it comes undone when filament goes through it. No clip included either. Don’t buy this thing you’ll just have a giant paper weight
Maybe it's just me, but the video is about as clear as the manual, which is to say, not at all. I just got to 2:59 and I haven't a clue if I have the parts on the track backwards or something. The video doesn't show how it SHOULD look. It was also confusing installing the Z motor b/c I didn't realize until 5 minutes later that they turned the printer around.
@@DaveWrightKB9MNM same. I also can't get the filament to even feed correctly. It won't detect the filament to start the test print even after the autoload.
Too fast more talking less music show orientation of parts talk about what to do with the belt more than just stuffing it in place as we are trying to assemble this and are having to .5 speed the video
![Eminem - Like My Shit [Official Audio]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/vx_IMvFkrfA/mqdefault.jpg)
Thank you so much for this video - following the manual alone was difficult, but using both the video and the manual made assembly a breeze.
Sorry to be so offtopic but does anyone know a method to log back into an Instagram account??
I was stupid lost my login password. I would love any tricks you can give me.
@Tomas Gibson Instablaster :)
@Zander Alijah Thanks so much for your reply. I found the site on google and Im trying it out now.
Takes quite some time so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Zander Alijah it did the trick and I actually got access to my account again. Im so happy!
Thank you so much, you saved my account :D
@Tomas Gibson happy to help :D
Found online reviews, went back to work, bought one, assembled,.. and the Out Of Box print quality looks better then some of the hardware I've bought from professional printing services.
Yeah, I'm gonna sell a few of these when word gets out about them.
Anyone else keep coming back for this FIRE tune?
Wish I'd found this video before assembling our display stock unit today,..... :D
The belt part drove me insane but I finally got it together and it works really well
having trouble with the belt part. its not tightening anymore and its still loose
How did you do it? I can't tighten both sides into the metal slots! Either the belt is too short on my printer or I did something wrong in the process...
@BUDANIMATIONS I hope I don't break it lol
@@pablodh25 when you put the belt on don’t tighten the tensioner yet wait till after
@@pablodh25 thats how i build mine i wait to tighten the belt because otherwise it wont go in all the way
Just finished assembling the printer. Taking a break, the will level and test print #excited
Mine did not come with a clamp to fix the pneumatic joint at 6:40
It also doesn't mention the clip anywhere in the manual. I just got my printer today.
Final edit: It appears I just needed to push the tube in further
I just got mine today, so the clip is not needed?
ruclips.net/video/qeXcLz5zM10/видео.html
you could technically just print one lol
mine didn't come with a clip either. having difficulty with getting tube to stay in pneumatic joint.
Solved: just push it in super hard.
2:48 who ever decided to just start recording upside down is public enemy #1
wait how is this comment at the bottom
That instrumental is by Josh Vietti and is based on the song "Where is the love" by The Red Hot Chili Peppers. P.S. Just bought that printer. (Edit: Oops, I mean The Black Eyed Peas.)
Yeah that song is definitely by The Black Eyed Peas.
@@ryanjd93 Yes it is, not sure why I was thinking the other band at that moment. I knew it was by them, but somehow wrote the wrong band. lol Here's the original.
ruclips.net/video/WpYeekQkAdc/видео.html
Bought, started setting up and threaded rod would tightened in the holder with the screws, I actually threaded the screw that’s supposed to hold the rod, but after setting it all up it’s seams to stay in there
In the manual it says "tighten X-axis tensioner completely", well now I have a broken belt.....
rip
One needs to exercise caution, and match to the amount of flex in the belt on the bed movement.
so what do I do if it blows up? My Aquila X2 blew up after turning it on
Assembled and first test print done!
"install screen bracket on left side of printer" when they clearly show the right side.. thanks. Also left out the VERY important part of using the T4 nuts to attach the screen mount, without those, the screws have nothing to hold on to...this video has A LOT of good points and is overall informative but, there are also a few places where things feel a bit rushed or glossed over that are actually important and crucial to properly assembling a printer, a few more seconds here or there to show a piece and its orientation before going on for example, especially when it comes to the whole belt and nozzle assembly, would be really helpful
your video was way better than the one mine came with i thank you for that the one it came with was way to fast
Отлично покзали👍
I set up the printer perfectly and I love the way it looks, but it won’t auto home no matter what I do. And it stays on the returning to zero screen. But when I manually adjust all the axis they move just fine….idk what to do now.
Do you find how to fix it? I’m having the same problem😩😩
@@camilamartinez4297 nope I just returned it… I think it sucks that this was my first 3D printer experience.
@@shut_in_photos3993 have you tried 3d printing again? That sucks that was your first experience
1:14 I couldn't take off the coupling, the bottom screw was on so tight. Not sure if I'm correct, but the top screw is for tightening the coupler onto the t screw and the bottom one is for tightening the coupler onto the z-axis motor. Since the coupler coming off is absent in the paper instructions, I figure it didn't actually need to come off. Hopefully.
that's alright it was just being removed in order to reach the screws better. as long as you can fix the rod on top properly it shouldn't make a difference.
mine was over tightened as well...mid morning assembly i suspect. ;)
@@richardlo1330 the L-screwdrivers you get in the kit are too short for using a lot of force. if you really HAVE to remove something its better to get a proper angled screwdriver with bits because the longer handle really helps. also would get a proper adjustable wrench while at it you guys so you can remove the nozzle from the hotend. just a suggestion.
I had the exact same issue, and then I decided to look at the manual which says you don't have to take of the coupler.
At last it's not a time laps like the other assembly videos around here. Just finished assembly. All the parts seem good accept belts. I notice fraying and uncoated sections. They appear used but i would guess just poorly made. I'm sure replacements are easy to get tho.
my assembly was halted at the 1:41 mark...those M5x14 screws were no where to be found. i know the cat didn't eat them because i don't have a cat.
so far it looks like a slow boat to get replacements here....smh
man....what a goof i am. i had that part of the assembly, some how reversed in my mind. i have the screws and they fit where they do in the video, i just saw something different than what she was showing...upping my meds...LOL
Hi thanks for the video, did you touch somethings in the settings?
The back of the control panel has many connectors to plug the ribbon cable into. Which one do I use. I plugged it into the first one, but the screen doesn't display, and I get a tone. So, I'm guessing that I screwed up.
Idk if I messed up on the levelling but when I try to print the test hook it just comes out as messy tangled up fillament, can someone help pls 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Thanks mate, this was crazy helpful!
My Aquila S2 Self Leveling
Not Working,
Bed Is 1/2” inch of Hot End,
I leveling With Piece Of Paper, or
Rotating The Screw Near To The Bed
And Nothing Why ???
I just got mine and its not powering up. Any thought?
Leveling this thing isnt easy. No matter what I do my prints come out as a tangled mess of filaments!
So many things impact leveling. They made a mistake not including an auto leveling system.
holy shit I found out the sockets in my home only was able to take so many v out and was not able to deliver enough for what i had it set to
My filament holder wont go on properly. Just received this on Friday and put together yesterday. The tnuts wont screw in properly. Now the allen screws are stripped and can’t get them off. Held t nuts with pliers and nothing. Very disappointed as i cant get the main thing i need to go on properly. Is there anyway to get a replacement part? Purchased off amazon
Used bigger bolts in screw bag and it worked
well, if you have other questions, please contact us.
Hi, I just got the amazon purchased printer but I have x-axis problems. It doesn't move and it gets stuck
probably because the stepper motors arent disabled, it locks them in place. Find "Disable Stepper" in options menu or just turn off the printer then the x axis can move freely
Best vacuum cleaner I ever bought, because this thing really sucks! Missing parts, the bed was not tonight, so getting level was almost impossible. Oh and the autofeed doesn't feed
ikr, bed is a pain, I guess you just gotta keep going or obtain a bl touch. autofeed probably doesnt feed because your filament isnt inserted correctly
I physically cannot get the synchronous belt to attach please help me
When you did the orientation test your Z axis went down way faster then mine! Did I do something wrong cus mine barley moves
its a timelapse, the z axis is so slow
@@majorwaveproductions thanks for this. They should explain that the z axis part is sped up because i've been freaking out working loosening stuff to work out why mine was so slow
for clarification this is my very first printer but the print plate was not connected to the printer and i just layed it on top of the metal plate sincr there was nothing in the manual or this video is this ok?
there should be metal clips that come with it but they kinda suck tbh
@@majorwaveproductions is there supposed to be 4 i only found 2
@@maybeflyz7067 that's correct. there's only 2 unfortunately. It would be better if they included 4 and instead including paper binder clamps, they seem to work better.
Leveling nobs keep unscrewing when I try lowering them, it’s scratching my nosed
I have noticed that the front right wheel has to be very loose for that side to be level
You probably put the extruder kit on upside down, I did too
Just assembled my printer and according to the video i did everything right, but my x and z motors both won't move.
For the x axis try adjusting the belt for the z try loosening the screws next to the rod
or make sure the stepper motors are disabled, they lock up when you start a print, or when you move the printer via the settings option move menu thing
With the screen bracket there’s some kind of screws that come in when you put it on and I don’t know where they are
There's a third bag of screws - the "spare ones", plus one more, they're in that other one.... looks like it's a last minute change for shipping, compared to what's in the manual.
at 6:37 it has a clamp I don't see that in my build
i think its only for the x1
The belt I received is too short I cannot connect them both to the extruded
could you please send the pictures of the synchronous belt and show us how short it is to our email: mkt02@voxelab3dp.com
i had that same problem but it turned out i had the gray knob on the end of the piece the belt goes through tightened too much. i loosened it almost all the way, then the belt fit. then i just tightened it back up afterwards. i almost lost my mind figuring that out so i hope this helps/you got it figured out
@@lucidempathy7011 I did that too. Works perfect now. just doing my first test print.
@@lucidempathy7011 can you please tell me how you loosened the knob for your printer
@@lucidempathy7011 Thanks for your comment! I was also slowly despairing, but thanks to your little hint I can now go on with the assembling. :)
What if the belt is too short?
Whenever i set it to home it goes way above where I can adjust the plane to and I have checked in the move option but its at 0 and won't go lower
Did you see the note about adjusting the end-stop switch?
I didn't get the clamp for the tubing and I can't find it to order anywhere, just camps that are too big for the small golden ones I have. The tubing keeps coming out
Yeah mine didn’t come with a clamp and I was confused, but it turns out that you don’t need the clamp. You just need to push the tube further down the pneumatic joint piece until you feel it click into place. That will prevent the tube from moving around. Hope that helps.
@@ftk6104 ohhhhh I see, I'll try and see if that helps. Thanks man👍
Where can I get the clamp that holds the loading tube? I just put mine together only to discover that its missing the clamp 😩
same, FUCK
When leveling, I have to move the printhead over the print bed with the controller. The recommendation how to level (auto home -> disable motors -> move bed manually), does not work for me. I have aligned the frame so well that the travel in Z is very smooth and the X-axis already lowers slowly by itself when the motors are switched off. Therefore I recommend to change the end gcode which is "M18" by default to "M18 X Y E".
Also, is there a firmware update coming that switches off the nozzle fan that is running all the time? Or is there a possibility to set a temperature from when the fan starts?
could you please send your leveling video to us, It is difficult for us to find the problem of your leveling through the words description. you can send a video to our email: mkt02@voxelab3dp.com
and the nozzle fan can not be closed.
Anyone else get a long needle in their kit that stuck them in the thumb and drew blood? Wondering what is it used for. I assume it's to clear out clogs.
Yes, but didn't stick myself with it. Reckon it's for cleaning out the print nozzle.
i dont have the blue clamp for the loading tube
The blue clamp doesn't influence the printing, it gonna be OK without it.
@@voxelab my tubing pops out... did I do something wrong?
@@legendzer0496 you should print that clamp than
i'm still having trouble. when i insert the filament into the guide hole(and manually push the filament all the way into the hot, end) on the "XE axis kit"...when i select auto home, the machine moves slightly(bed moves) and the filament is expelled from that unit...as if the motor is operating in reverse. the filament is pushed back out of the XE kit. it was suggested to unplug that connector on the mobo and re try, did that, no change. that wire connector is named "silk" and the wiring, from the top and from behind is
green, red, black l to r.
and the machine stays on, whirring patiently while it searches for home...poor thing...;)
How do I change the power voltage?
I need help after leveling it. I attempt to print and the z motor raises again when i select a test print and then starts feeding out the filament above the glass plate instead on on it idk what I’m doing wrong
just wait for it, the filament is likely oozing out since its melted. Once the printer gets up to temperature the print will start, if the feeder is moving the filament/rotating then somethings not right if the bed or x axis isnt moving
I stripped the bottom screw on the z axis motor because the manufacturer made it too tight!!
cant loosen the bottom skrew ib the motor
My only issue is that I can not add more things to print. I have downloaded every program it suggests, sliced them and still they do not show up when the SD card is put back in the printer. WHAT AM I MISSING
Send the gcode file to your sd card?
@@majorwaveproductions I figured it out. Go figure, in fear of losing the info off the original card I got a new one, formatted it to FAT32 and started putting them on it. Works like a charm
@@dsamlam nice
thank's
When I try to autoload the filament it won't, is there a way to fix it?
the filament is probably not in properly, it's a pain but you sort of need to feed it in twice then push on the filament until the spinning feeder grabs onto it
Trying to level it and it does not move down at all
I honestly don't understand. I feel like steps are missing.
5:58 I didn't get a clamp In mine, is it necessary?
Nope
How does one choose voltage before turning it on?
Look at the back of your printer if it says 115 volts or 230 volts depending on where you live you will need to change it with an Allen wrench and if you are in the us 115 is good otherwise set it to 230
🔥🔥🔥🔥
having trouble with the belt to much slack
u cant even move the screw on the bottom of the z axis motor
followed the tutorial step by step, its shit and you have to do a ton of guess work and rewatch it a million times. Then when it comes to a test print my nozzle starts in the bottom left never moves and squirts a tiny bit of filament out and calls it a day...
leave it for a bit while the printer heats up, it takes a while maybe 10 minutes or so which is dumb even tho its advertised to take 5 mins which is still ridiculous
Don't buy it. They will send out printers that have been returned and still don't work. There customer service is a joke they will trouble shoot it send you parts and after 30 days they say we cant help you. I have 2 voxelab aquila and between the 2 I have no working printers and cant get a response from customer service. Beware of this company.
My voxelab doesn’t do that it stays in the corner
Printing and everything is coming out messy
@@smoovecriminal1226 classic voxelab for ya
You didn’t give me the same coupler and it comes undone when filament goes through it. No clip included either. Don’t buy this thing you’ll just have a giant paper weight
All I want to know....
Where is the love?
the dame thing wont turn on
Maybe it's just me, but the video is about as clear as the manual, which is to say, not at all. I just got to 2:59 and I haven't a clue if I have the parts on the track backwards or something. The video doesn't show how it SHOULD look. It was also confusing installing the Z motor b/c I didn't realize until 5 minutes later that they turned the printer around.
I didn’t get my clamp lol
just easy!!
Do the clips come with the printer anymore? I didn't get any.
@@DaveWrightKB9MNM same. I also can't get the filament to even feed correctly. It won't detect the filament to start the test print even after the autoload.
It doesn't autoload properly
My steppers get VERY hot. What should the voltage be ?
Steppers? could you describe which is stepper clearly?
@@voxelab Stepper Motors - all axis
@@mr.polanco9864 the input voltage needs to match your local mains.
@@voxelab 😫 the voltage to the stepper motors. From the mother board...
@@mr.polanco9864 the stepper gets hot is a normal phenomenon, you can contact our official after-sales: support@voxelab.com to solve this problem.
Mine came broken lol
So did mine 2 of them and cant get a response from customer service
This thing is garbage. The damn thing doesn’t even work.
Sending it back as I’m typing this
never mind i found the problem
Too fast more talking less music show orientation of parts talk about what to do with the belt more than just stuffing it in place as we are trying to assemble this and are having to .5 speed the video
Thank you for your suggestion, we will do better next time.
There is a manual with your printer. Read it.
@@mr.polanco9864 How about you shut your pie hole
Worst tutorial in history. No talking and not enough instructions. Luckily it's fairly easy to build.