Thanks RUclips for the notification!! Would have loved to have joined you live Thomas, unfortunately never got the notification until after it was all over. Love what you do! Hopefully I'll be able to join on the next Live video. As a suggestion, maybe you could make announcements on Patreon as to when you will be going live, Patreon is way more consistent on giving notifications.
I am pretty sure that you don´t loose any print area because of the round heatbed. The nozzle of a delta printer cannot mechanically/physically reach the corners of the triangle, right?
Monoprice and Delta Pro should pay you to do their support videos. We have purchased a new Delta Pro as our first 3d printer and the setup experience has been less than desirable to say the least. Thank you for this video.
it seems like it is using the closed source chinese 3d printer controller board called Lerdge. it has terrible programming and lots of issues. for instance, thermal runaway protection doesn't work correctly for the heated bed.
What a pity I've missed the live stream! What a massive delta. The positioning of the extruder makes sense. One of my delta printers also uses the touchprobe that would normallly come with the printer. And it really works well. Mhhh, I'd really love to test that beast! I love delta printers.
Have a look at the Monoprice Mini Delta. It's a very nice machine for the price ($160US) and it has quality that is quite spectacular. I reviewed it over a year ago, and they have been making improvements to it since then, so it's even better now!
Wow, $1499 for a PLA only capable machine... What is the point in building a high-end platform like that if you're gonna stick a rubbish hot-end in it?
Hi Thomas. Would you recommend this printer for accurate prints (in terms of dimensions and consistency)? I already own an E3D v6 + titan, maybe this isn't the best choice then? I'm printing mainly PETG and TPU, but also have a few rolls of Nylon, POM, ABS.
I am honestly curious why you call it a pla only machine. I assumed it had no heated bed but I see it does have a heated bed. it should have no problem with PLA PVA TPU PETG NYLON etc.. and if the heat bed can reach in excess of 110c it can do ABS and maybe Polycarbonate if you can get the bed hot enough (really need 130+ for that) no problem as well. Basically if the bed can get hot enough it can print pretty much anything that 99.9% of consumers will ever use ?? I do think its a bit on the expensive side though. it is a beautiful machine and I do love the monoprice UI !! so much nicer than most!
@Jose Castillo the PTFE tube can never cause damage to the hot end the worst they can do is jam it up if it melts I regularly run my printers at 250 C all the way up to 260 C and have no problems yes this does cook the PTFE tube I can usually get about 1500 hours maybe 2000 hours with intermittent high temperature running before I cook the end of the PTFE tube but I don't care I consider the PTFE tube to be a consumable so having to replace it is a normal thing like replacing your brake pads it cost a dollar to replace and you can usually sniff the end off 2 or 3 times before you get too short and have to replace the entire tube the reason I like PTFE lined hot ends is because they are dead simple and insanely reliable because there's no brakes As Long as That Joint between the PTFE tube in the nozzle is solid it pretty much can't fail Having to replace a $1 tube every year to is it totally acceptable consequence for me for the Simplicity in the reliability of it
Hi, first of all thanks for your videos and the work you are putting into this channel. You helped me many times! I have just one point for the upcoming review. It would be really nice if you could take a closer look on the Hotend temperature. There are some Filaments (some PETG´s) that need more temp then 260°C. So is it possible to set in the Firmware (or via the display) a higher max temp, for sure with the all metal Hotend? And how does it behaves at the max Hotend temp regarding the high print speeds? Does it keep the temperature stable…? Same for the heated bed. I love Deltas and already have some. Atom3d and for sure Monoprice are doing a good job here. I hope this might be a good point for you to take a look at. Thanks and have a nice day :-)
I know you wanted to do it quickly but you should probably always turn your camera off when switching lenses, unless I am wrong.. it could be a myth, just what I've always been told.
Not even close to worth the price tag. Ultibots D300VS Plus kit for $1K is much better, duet wifi, e3d titan aero, larger build volume, fsr mesh bed leveling, carbon fiber arms, etc, etc. the only thing the MP has over the Ultibots is that its prebuilt. Still appreciate you showing it off though. 👍🏻
Ultimaker 1 without Heatbed was 1500 Euro back in 2012 - so for a nice big full functional printer I'm fine with that price tag. You are all spoiled by Prusa ;)
@@kojote No I am plagued with the knowledge and experience of being a design engineer and I know what quality looks like and I know what it costs to develop it. What I am seeing here does not justify the greed in the pricetag!
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Glad I got notified when this went up, _wish_ RUclips had notified me when it was live, like my settings are for.
I realize Im kinda off topic but do anyone know a good place to watch new series online ?
Wait, this is the full stream? Not live right now. Damn.
Spent almost the full 4mins waiting for the stream to start. :D
Same...
Thanks RUclips for the notification!! Would have loved to have joined you live Thomas, unfortunately never got the notification until after it was all over. Love what you do! Hopefully I'll be able to join on the next Live video. As a suggestion, maybe you could make announcements on Patreon as to when you will be going live, Patreon is way more consistent on giving notifications.
Me too!
I am pretty sure that you don´t loose any print area because of the round heatbed. The nozzle of a delta printer cannot mechanically/physically reach the corners of the triangle, right?
Monoprice and Delta Pro should pay you to do their support videos. We have purchased a new Delta Pro as our first 3d printer and the setup experience has been less than desirable to say the least. Thank you for this video.
5:02 Autolevel sensor is in that zip lock bag btw.
those foam blocks make an exellent base to dampen printer noise. it should be mentioned in any manual of any printer
it seems like it is using the closed source chinese 3d printer controller board called Lerdge. it has terrible programming and lots of issues. for instance, thermal runaway protection doesn't work correctly for the heated bed.
I think my friend had the non pro version and omg it was such crap. He returned it and got an ender.
26:09 german Birkenstocks... I like it :D
What a pity I've missed the live stream! What a massive delta. The positioning of the extruder makes sense. One of my delta printers also uses the touchprobe that would normallly come with the printer. And it really works well. Mhhh, I'd really love to test that beast! I love delta printers.
Have a look at the Monoprice Mini Delta. It's a very nice machine for the price ($160US) and it has quality that is quite spectacular. I reviewed it over a year ago, and they have been making improvements to it since then, so it's even better now!
This is Lerdge-X Board inside !
Linear advance (as implemented in Klipper) makes a big difference for me on my CR-10. It's the difference between blobby corners and nice sharp ones.
What I think is nice on these style of printers, if you waned to enclose the printer looks like it wouldn’t be too difficult.👍
Oh my god I never noticed till you just now said it. Tangerine Orange Metallic. TOM. Freaking awesome!
Wow, $1499 for a PLA only capable machine... What is the point in building a high-end platform like that if you're gonna stick a rubbish hot-end in it?
The website says that it ships with 3 separate hotends, two with ptfe lines and one all metal. Seems ideal to me
Just a moneygrab
Ugh, but I want it, cuz Delta
@@nickheyer, there is better deltas available
Exactly! Try a real Delta up to 500 Degrees for peek and Ultem 3DBRINK
interesting, looking at the UI on the touchscreen, it appears to be a Lerdge board if Im not mistaken
Yes, another live stream! Also, this printer is pretty sweet.
Hi Thomas. Would you recommend this printer for accurate prints (in terms of dimensions and consistency)? I already own an E3D v6 + titan, maybe this isn't the best choice then? I'm printing mainly PETG and TPU, but also have a few rolls of Nylon, POM, ABS.
hello ,how do you level bed manually and save the setting? thanks
They printed a Verns Style Rocket at the show. I recognize that first layer pattern anywhere :-)
That box is giant!
It's weird, this video live chat replay is not available.
I am honestly curious why you call it a pla only machine. I assumed it had no heated bed but I see it does have a heated bed. it should have no problem with PLA PVA TPU PETG NYLON etc.. and if the heat bed can reach in excess of 110c it can do ABS and maybe Polycarbonate if you can get the bed hot enough (really need 130+ for that) no problem as well. Basically if the bed can get hot enough it can print pretty much anything that 99.9% of consumers will ever use ?? I do think its a bit on the expensive side though. it is a beautiful machine and I do love the monoprice UI !! so much nicer than most!
@Jose Castillo the PTFE tube can never cause damage to the hot end the worst they can do is jam it up if it melts I regularly run my printers at 250 C all the way up to 260 C and have no problems yes this does cook the PTFE tube I can usually get about 1500 hours maybe 2000 hours with intermittent high temperature running before I cook the end of the PTFE tube but I don't care I consider the PTFE tube to be a consumable so having to replace it is a normal thing like replacing your brake pads it cost a dollar to replace and you can usually sniff the end off 2 or 3 times before you get too short and have to replace the entire tube the reason I like PTFE lined hot ends is because they are dead simple and insanely reliable because there's no brakes As Long as That Joint between the PTFE tube in the nozzle is solid it pretty much can't fail
Having to replace a $1 tube every year to is it totally acceptable consequence for me for the Simplicity in the reliability of it
@@nerys71 The printer comes with two spare solid steel (no PTFE liners), in addition to the PTFE print head installed.
Hi, first of all thanks for your videos and the work you are putting into this channel. You helped me many times! I have just one point for the upcoming review. It would be really nice if you could take a closer look on the Hotend temperature. There are some Filaments (some PETG´s) that need more temp then 260°C. So is it possible to set in the Firmware (or via the display) a higher max temp, for sure with the all metal Hotend? And how does it behaves at the max Hotend temp regarding the high print speeds? Does it keep the temperature stable…? Same for the heated bed. I love Deltas and already have some. Atom3d and for sure Monoprice are doing a good job here. I hope this might be a good point for you to take a look at. Thanks and have a nice day :-)
Thomas you should come to malaysia ,here got a huge minuature world of Malaysia with 3D printed. 😆😆😆 you can stay my house if needed.
Bruce Vlog, where is the place?
I wonder why FireFox cannot show this video in the browser.. I see "Your browser does not currently recognize any of the video formats available".
Something wrong with your Firefox, mine (63) works just fine
Yeah. It started to work after a while. Maybe this has something to do with the live streaming for this particular video
You should try a robot arm from ABB and turn it in a 3D print . Imagin A arm where you can print 3D print would be great experiment no?
Wow, this is still like the only review on this machine and it's been on amazon for over a month. What the heck.
I just ordered a delta 3d printer thats 360 high
please can you tell me the preferred aluminum tray sheet thickness for a 500*500mm silicone rubber heated bed ?
I know you wanted to do it quickly but you should probably always turn your camera off when switching lenses, unless I am wrong.. it could be a myth, just what I've always been told.
You should trim the "starting in..." at the front. I clicked away when I saw that and only came back later to realize it was uploaded and not live.
That is a Chinese Lerdge motherboard touchscreen interface.
Start @4:40
Could you make a tutorial on how to upgrade a 3d printer with a diamond hotend to print mixcolor?
:D
Live chat replay disabled for anybody else?
Stream starts at 4:40
Way overpriced. No better than the ANYCUBIC KOSSEL LINEAR for $240. And that prints ABS.
Havnt seen the content yet, and hate monoprice/wanhao's cheap meltdown terminals, but tim can still have an upvote
"starting soon" are you kidding!!
Not even close to worth the price tag. Ultibots D300VS Plus kit for $1K is much better, duet wifi, e3d titan aero, larger build volume, fsr mesh bed leveling, carbon fiber arms, etc, etc. the only thing the MP has over the Ultibots is that its prebuilt.
Still appreciate you showing it off though. 👍🏻
Tom....it isn't "Come On", it's "Focus you F!ck"
Beta product review / advert ? website link can't be bothered to list the full specs even?
Click the link, click on Spec?
@@kojote Full Specs are a little more than just print size, filament size, and it works by electricity.
Delta's are always bowden !!! Really ?
As the zesty nimble waves from the corner on My kossel XXL
What is the build volume
Touch screen appears to be a lerdge of some type. Probably a x.
Which could have the power outage monitor piece as an add-on..
I've check with Atom3D, it is, in fact a Lerdge-based system.
it's nice but damn $1500?
Yeah, not exactly a Little Monster killer. Also not going to cut into Anycubic's bottom line anytime soon.
Wow bad packaged used and works great. Speaks for it self.
Hello. Tom. I have written you an email . Pls check it when you have time. Thank you
I expect a lot better for $1500, thanks but no thanks!
Ultimaker 1 without Heatbed was 1500 Euro back in 2012 - so for a nice big full functional printer I'm fine with that price tag. You are all spoiled by Prusa ;)
@@kojote No I am plagued with the knowledge and experience of being a design engineer and I know what quality looks like and I know what it costs to develop it. What I am seeing here does not justify the greed in the pricetag!