Zaxe X3 - Unboxing, First Impressions & Test Prints

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[@ahmetcat6389]

Thank you for this detailed review. Zaxe has managed to get ahead of many brands with its features and ease of use, I hope they will be even more successful.

[@TheOytunOzan]

Awesome job on the Zaxe X3 review! Your in-depth analysis of the features and your honest opinions really helped me make a more informed decision. I appreciate your hard work and dedication. Thanks a lot! 💪😊

[@Zaxe3D]

Thank you for taking the time to create such a comprehensive video about the Zaxe X3. Your detailed explanation of all its features made it very easy to understand. Your efforts are greatly appreciated. Thank you again! 🦾💙

[@_MicZ_]

Linear rails actually do need maintenance (cleaning, lubrication) but you're right that v-wheels tend to need it more often (although the actual maintenance is relatively more simple). The main reason to chose linear rails is usually reliability and repeatability ( accuracy is pretty much on par with v-wheels). While the printer seems pretty well thought out, like with most CoreXY printers I'm surprised at how much extra space they occupy compared to the actual build volume.

[@rhotix403]

Yes...just use white material, where we dont see real issues...