@@SvgLauRead in the Amazon reviews that sovol did not grease the bearings during assembly. Kind of a pain to have to do yourself but it might help with noise
@@robgoose8126 yeah, it is pain in the axx to disassembly and lube the bearing. But they are actually do better on sv06 plus. the Original sv06 that I pre-ordered is bone dry..
I literally just ordered one of these. They have it for 349 USD and includes a whopping 10 kilos of PLA for free. I also added the hardened nozzles. It's a bonkers deal and will serve as a nice companion next to my Creality Ender 3 S1 Pro and the Creality K1.
Indeed, I think it is a decent offer for this price. Espically the deal that you got. But I will highly suggest to upgrade 5015 with better duct design.
Nice video. Quuck note for others. Let the printer preheat for a minute before leveling it doesnt heat up perfectly even but after a min its good and even mu printbed has a 0.1 mm max difference when preheated.
This is how you review! Thank you so much. Companies need to be sending you their 3d printers for free. Not thise snobby youtubers that lie and can careless about getting another free printer.
I'm waiting for the Klipper version of the SV06 Plus, hopefully with a 4 conductor CANbus cable to the extruder instead of that big ribbon cable (what were they thinking?), and with improved part cooling on the extruder as well as a larger part cooling fan on the X gantry like the SV07. I'd also like to see an optical filament run out sensor on the top of the extruder. But mostly, I want an SV08 Plus that is the SV06 Plus with Klipper and better part cooling.
I think they will have sv07 plus before sv08. I also guess they are working on a core xy printer as well, most likely going to have normal 220mm version and 300mm， but no news yet.
@@SvgLau - The SV07 surprised me. I was expecting an improved Klipper version of the SV06, but the SV07 was more cost reduced and a reversion to previous printers in many ways. I'm hoping the SV08 will be a deluxe bed slinger to compete with the real world performance of the core XY machines that mostly benefited in speed and print quality as a result of Klipper and not the core XY architecture. I thought I wanted to get an enclosed core XY machine to get back to printing ABS parts, but when my emotional response to the new core XY machines subsided and rational thought returned, I decided that I'd rather have a less expensive, reliable and easy to service bed slinger and I can convert my ABS parts to PETG so I don't need an enclosure.
@@Liberty4Ever True, i3 structure just a lot eailer to work with. I think they are going to have sv06s Klipper upgrade kits come out. Sovol CS have been mention something relate to that on FB group for the past few days. So, I guess a Klipper screen like sonic pad? or maybe just the Klipper screen on sv07 with lower price tag. Which I think is what you want.
@@SvgLau - An SV06 Plus with Klipper and more cooling or a Neptune 4 Plus (hopefully soon) should meet my needs. I'd be happy to have a 300 mm cube print volume Klipper machine with no user interface other than Fluidd web based control over the LAN from my computer, preferably via WiFi. It feels like Klipper is coming into its own. It made it to the high end core XY machines first but is now quickly making its way to the high end i3 machines. People are hot rodding their Ender 3 printers with Klipper. 3D printer development seemed to have slowed but it's now moving rapidly again and Klipper is a large part of that. Good input shaping is making it possible to have good quality prints faster which is pushing hardware improvements in higher flow hot ends and better cooling.
@@Liberty4Ever Yeah, Klipper is kinda trend right now. All the brands don't want to leave behind this game. Some rushed to have Core xy printer out and all have it's issue, beside the Bambu Lab but it is another staff differ from what other brands is doing. But as a customer, I am more than happy to see this industial to grow. Better machines and cost less money. But it some times also lead to short R&D time and rushed get product out. It's pain. I am actually just bought a Voron trident kits and mainly intended to learn more things from it and having fun.
Hey, thanks for the video ! I just recieved mine, it seems that they fix cable for the hot plate and add some lube to z axis, but the Y-axis feel really noisy, i removed the blue plate to see bearings, and there is not so much lube there maybe just some "drops". Do you recommend to relube the entire machine, or it will be noisy even if its lubed ? Thanks !
Yes, I highly recommend to clean and relube with PTFE grease. Also the linear rod should clean and put a little lube on it too. I would say cleaning the rod and relube as regular maintanece just like oil change to a car. If you not comfortable to assembly the printer please refer my lube video on sv06, it shared a lot of common parts and structure.
@SavageLau. you mean on your sv06 video ? Yeah, I'll definitely will do that and follow your amazing tutorial, really happy to discover your channel with all of this tips for sovol printers :) wanna a start with a perfectly working machine, unfortunately they are not selling super lube here so I hope I find a normal ptfe lube from other provider.. (ps: sovol actually did provide a little tube of lube, but idk if it's the right one cause it's write in Chinese, 10g of something from cx&hl) Oh and also I feel that my sv06plus heat bed is little bumpy when I touch it, is it the same for you ? Ty !
@@odonotso3941 Glad you like it! yeah, the little 10g they provide is PTFE lube I believe. Mine heat bed is really smooth without any bumpy. Also, I am going to run some test on IGUS bearing and different greases shortly.
@SavageLau. could be interesting to see or maybe "hear" the results hehe, but I heard that there is not so much significant difference for a such big price rate ? Actually i bought this printer only for big vasemode with modified nozzle, really curious how large I can drill for having fat layers :p will keep in touch with results on the forum I guess
@@odonotso3941 yes, It is mixed bag of comment on that thing. But a lot people were mentioned that IGUS(plastic) bearing deform over time due to the heat from build plate. Cool, keep me update with your progress on Larger nozzle.
Hi ! thank you very much for the video, guys, i1m considering buying this printer ? do you think that the machine is worth ? i've seen vídeos mentioning some clog of the extruder and problems with tall prints.
So far, it works great for me. There are a lot of minnor problem with this machine tho, like cable chain, clog issue that you mention for TPU, Z wobble issue. I have exprienced some of them. Is it a good machine for the money? Indeed, yes. Is it going to for work you? depends, if you don't mind spend sometime and make you own improvement, it could be great machine. However, if you don't need 300mm build plate size, maybe SV06 would be a better choice. and almost $100 cheaper. Or, Elegoo neptune 3 plus is another great choice too. But, I don't have it, I can't tell you much about that one tho.
i buy this print for more volume of print but since i start to used i notice this is a crap printer, after spend a lot of time for all setting and make 2-3 good print i wasnt able to print anymore and notice the z offset was too high and the left side was much higher of the right side, how is possible a print stay on a table and dont move go wrong in this way?
that's wired, the unit that I bought have good and consistent first layer for past few month of use. Did you adjust the offset during printing? If you can describe more what's going on maybe I can help here.
@@SvgLau nop i set the z offset make auto bed level and start to print and go well for a couple of print but after that all setting go wrong, now i remake all setting again
@@PescatoreFocoso it is kinda odd, there are not much people have found bed leveling issue on 06 plus. If it still have this issue happen over and over again, I highly suggest you file a claim with their CS. Sometimes it could be hardware problem.
@@SvgLau i not contact they support, i has a problem with the hot end i broke the nozzle inside and need a new one, take over 2 weeks for respond, lucky me i already order one and come in 1 moths, now i print with z offset squishy a little, hard to remove support but now the print look well and solid
Well, that is what I paid. Early production unit or Pre-production unit with "early bird price" they call it. Just to be fair with the early production unit issues, vs later on more stable units and sale price.
@@SvgLau What you paid is rather uninteresting to those who watch your video, if you make videos for your own sake, you don't need to post them on RUclips!
Great review, glad they corrected some of the issues from the SV06
Yep, a lot features actually works really well this time. But bearing noise still a pain.
@@SvgLauRead in the Amazon reviews that sovol did not grease the bearings during assembly. Kind of a pain to have to do yourself but it might help with noise
@@robgoose8126 yeah, it is pain in the axx to disassembly and lube the bearing. But they are actually do better on sv06 plus. the Original sv06 that I pre-ordered is bone dry..
Bought it 1 week ago, already made some pretty good guns. Love this printer more than my ender 3 v3
I literally just ordered one of these. They have it for 349 USD and includes a whopping 10 kilos of PLA for free. I also added the hardened nozzles. It's a bonkers deal and will serve as a nice companion next to my Creality Ender 3 S1 Pro and the Creality K1.
Indeed, I think it is a decent offer for this price. Espically the deal that you got. But I will highly suggest to upgrade 5015 with better duct design.
@@SvgLau I'll look into it. It seems like a very simple and straightforward update.
Nice video.
Quuck note for others.
Let the printer preheat for a minute before leveling it doesnt heat up perfectly even but after a min its good and even mu printbed has a 0.1 mm max difference when preheated.
great point!
@@SvgLau thanks will there be a full calibration video?
That flow calibration i havent done yet i did pid tune and that makes a difference haha
@@bertkooijmans4769 yes, working on it right now. I did a flow calibration and result turn out perfect from stock.
@@SvgLau ill wait for your video then before i start trying things haha
This is how you review! Thank you so much. Companies need to be sending you their 3d printers for free. Not thise snobby youtubers that lie and can careless about getting another free printer.
I'm waiting for the Klipper version of the SV06 Plus, hopefully with a 4 conductor CANbus cable to the extruder instead of that big ribbon cable (what were they thinking?), and with improved part cooling on the extruder as well as a larger part cooling fan on the X gantry like the SV07. I'd also like to see an optical filament run out sensor on the top of the extruder. But mostly, I want an SV08 Plus that is the SV06 Plus with Klipper and better part cooling.
I think they will have sv07 plus before sv08. I also guess they are working on a core xy printer as well, most likely going to have normal 220mm version and 300mm， but no news yet.
@@SvgLau - The SV07 surprised me. I was expecting an improved Klipper version of the SV06, but the SV07 was more cost reduced and a reversion to previous printers in many ways. I'm hoping the SV08 will be a deluxe bed slinger to compete with the real world performance of the core XY machines that mostly benefited in speed and print quality as a result of Klipper and not the core XY architecture. I thought I wanted to get an enclosed core XY machine to get back to printing ABS parts, but when my emotional response to the new core XY machines subsided and rational thought returned, I decided that I'd rather have a less expensive, reliable and easy to service bed slinger and I can convert my ABS parts to PETG so I don't need an enclosure.
@@Liberty4Ever True, i3 structure just a lot eailer to work with. I think they are going to have sv06s Klipper upgrade kits come out. Sovol CS have been mention something relate to that on FB group for the past few days. So, I guess a Klipper screen like sonic pad? or maybe just the Klipper screen on sv07 with lower price tag. Which I think is what you want.
@@SvgLau - An SV06 Plus with Klipper and more cooling or a Neptune 4 Plus (hopefully soon) should meet my needs.
I'd be happy to have a 300 mm cube print volume Klipper machine with no user interface other than Fluidd web based control over the LAN from my computer, preferably via WiFi.
It feels like Klipper is coming into its own. It made it to the high end core XY machines first but is now quickly making its way to the high end i3 machines. People are hot rodding their Ender 3 printers with Klipper. 3D printer development seemed to have slowed but it's now moving rapidly again and Klipper is a large part of that. Good input shaping is making it possible to have good quality prints faster which is pushing hardware improvements in higher flow hot ends and better cooling.
@@Liberty4Ever Yeah, Klipper is kinda trend right now. All the brands don't want to leave behind this game. Some rushed to have Core xy printer out and all have it's issue, beside the Bambu Lab but it is another staff differ from what other brands is doing.
But as a customer, I am more than happy to see this industial to grow. Better machines and cost less money. But it some times also lead to short R&D time and rushed get product out. It's pain.
I am actually just bought a Voron trident kits and mainly intended to learn more things from it and having fun.
Hey, thanks for the video ! I just recieved mine, it seems that they fix cable for the hot plate and add some lube to z axis, but the Y-axis feel really noisy, i removed the blue plate to see bearings, and there is not so much lube there maybe just some "drops". Do you recommend to relube the entire machine, or it will be noisy even if its lubed ? Thanks !
Yes, I highly recommend to clean and relube with PTFE grease. Also the linear rod should clean and put a little lube on it too. I would say cleaning the rod and relube as regular maintanece just like oil change to a car. If you not comfortable to assembly the printer please refer my lube video on sv06, it shared a lot of common parts and structure.
@SavageLau. you mean on your sv06 video ? Yeah, I'll definitely will do that and follow your amazing tutorial, really happy to discover your channel with all of this tips for sovol printers :) wanna a start with a perfectly working machine, unfortunately they are not selling super lube here so I hope I find a normal ptfe lube from other provider.. (ps: sovol actually did provide a little tube of lube, but idk if it's the right one cause it's write in Chinese, 10g of something from cx&hl)
Oh and also I feel that my sv06plus heat bed is little bumpy when I touch it, is it the same for you ? Ty !
@@odonotso3941 Glad you like it! yeah, the little 10g they provide is PTFE lube I believe. Mine heat bed is really smooth without any bumpy. Also, I am going to run some test on IGUS bearing and different greases shortly.
@SavageLau. could be interesting to see or maybe "hear" the results hehe, but I heard that there is not so much significant difference for a such big price rate ? Actually i bought this printer only for big vasemode with modified nozzle, really curious how large I can drill for having fat layers :p will keep in touch with results on the forum I guess
@@odonotso3941 yes, It is mixed bag of comment on that thing. But a lot people were mentioned that IGUS(plastic) bearing deform over time due to the heat from build plate. Cool, keep me update with your progress on Larger nozzle.
Hi ! thank you very much for the video, guys, i1m considering buying this printer ? do you think that the machine is worth ? i've seen vídeos mentioning some clog of the extruder and problems with tall prints.
So far, it works great for me. There are a lot of minnor problem with this machine tho, like cable chain, clog issue that you mention for TPU, Z wobble issue. I have exprienced some of them. Is it a good machine for the money? Indeed, yes. Is it going to for work you? depends, if you don't mind spend sometime and make you own improvement, it could be great machine. However, if you don't need 300mm build plate size, maybe SV06 would be a better choice. and almost $100 cheaper. Or, Elegoo neptune 3 plus is another great choice too. But, I don't have it, I can't tell you much about that one tho.
How ya like the interface wit the 6 plus
It looks good to me
i buy this print for more volume of print but since i start to used i notice this is a crap printer, after spend a lot of time for all setting and make 2-3 good print i wasnt able to print anymore and notice the z offset was too high and the left side was much higher of the right side, how is possible a print stay on a table and dont move go wrong in this way?
that's wired, the unit that I bought have good and consistent first layer for past few month of use. Did you adjust the offset during printing? If you can describe more what's going on maybe I can help here.
@@SvgLau nop i set the z offset make auto bed level and start to print and go well for a couple of print but after that all setting go wrong, now i remake all setting again
@@PescatoreFocoso it is kinda odd, there are not much people have found bed leveling issue on 06 plus. If it still have this issue happen over and over again, I highly suggest you file a claim with their CS. Sometimes it could be hardware problem.
@@SvgLau i not contact they support, i has a problem with the hot end i broke the nozzle inside and need a new one, take over 2 weeks for respond, lucky me i already order one and come in 1 moths, now i print with z offset squishy a little, hard to remove support but now the print look well and solid
U still use the solvol 6 plus
I did, when I need to printing some large size. Still handy.
@@SvgLauwhat slicer and profile do you use?
@@MrCasper1271 prusa slicer profile here: www.printables.com/model/360315-printer-config/files
@@SvgLauthanks!!
why are you promoting it for $299, it costs $349!
Well, that is what I paid. Early production unit or Pre-production unit with "early bird price" they call it. Just to be fair with the early production unit issues, vs later on more stable units and sale price.
@@SvgLau What you paid is rather uninteresting to those who watch your video, if you make videos for your own sake, you don't need to post them on RUclips!
@@dejedejssonhe’s saying his unit may be different because it is a preorder unit. That is important to know for people looking at it now.
It's on Amazon currently for $299
@@dejedejsson can you cry more please? You realize the prices fluctuates a lot on Amazon.