I absolutely love my Toybox! When I saw this video before, it was before my printer arrived I think and I had no idea what I was getting into lol Now I can’t imagine life without it
My grandson is 9 and got one for xmas. To say he loves it would be under rating his love of it. He prints all the time. He plays with friends and prints at the same time. The guy in the video has printed about as much as he has. He started printing a viking ship before leaving for school and when he got home ,took it out and has printed two vikings to sail with it. Its fast. I expected hours printing time, but even big stuff takes minutes. Easy to understand how to work it, but toybox skimps on directions. Wish it had more on the web site. I would give it a 9.5 out of 10. Any present that has been played with as much as this has is worth every penny.
got one of these 2nd hand... missing the power cord... long story short it is a 24v power supply. That was hard to find out! Turns out it has a sd card and usb-b inside you just cant get to it easily, it is a createbot super mini underneath. If toybox were to go defunct or start charging outrageous prices you could totally put marlin firmware on it and get an sd card extender and use it like a regular printer! That being said my daughter is extatic about this thing... she can do what i do and she loves that!
I picked up the SLJ8080-A from Lonenessl. It has issues, but I’ve only had one print failure from the first 20 prints. The bolt for the z-axis trigger came loose and the filament was just kinda spewing all over the enclosure. Took a bit of tinkering to get things set up initially..lots of tightening or loosening screws while it was running. So far have only been printing the included files, and they’re pretty low quality. Going to run some with thinner layers over the next few days. Fingers crossed…but as it sits, my son is having a blast. Nice enough little prints that take 30 to 45 minutes to complete in most cases…mainly because of the THICK layer height. Also since every file is in Chinese, we have no idea what it’ll make next. Hahaha
Hello, this is the first video I have seen of yours but I think I just found my new favorite channel. I was wondering if you tried turning the cellular data off on your phone when you tried connecting the device to your wireless network? I do not have the TOYBOX printer, but I have noticed other devices that require a similar setup all have the same issue. Usually turning off your cellular satay during setup will resolve any issues. Anyways, off to watch more 3D Printing Professor videos.
Just wrapping this up for my 11 year olds birthday tomorrow!! He’s mostly going to use an iPad (he doesn’t have a phone). Should we do initial set up from the iPad? I hope it’s easy as everyone says. He’s pretty tech savvy. Any advice . . .
Thanks for an awesome review. It's great to see something like this that just works and so easy to get printing with. Let's hope they never get hacked and we end up with runaways printers all over.
@@ambujarajan the toybox is a small step up in ease of use and big step up in print quality. But of you're willing to take a hit on ease of use you can get a huge increase in build volume with... literally anything else.
Enjoyed your vid. Have you tried printing something you've drawn? I'd like my 10 yr old to be able to 3d print characters they've created on their ipad. Thanks.
The Toybox platform has some tools for making 3d prints from drawings. When I do it, though, I get way too complicated. ruclips.net/video/bz5UZsZIpG4/видео.html
@@3dpprofessor Thanks for the prompt reply. You are right, that's way too complicated. I'm looking for something where she draws on her iPad then goes click click and 3D prints it without help from me. Is this possible?
I'm sorry. I wish subtitles were easer to generate. But typing up a script that I really just winged at the time, and timing it with the video, even for a short video like this can take an inordinate amount of time. Hours. Serious. And since RUclips took away community captions, there's not much chance I can get help from anyone anymore.
The nightmare of ecologists. We (printer operators) should mark objects with : type of plastic used, print date and duration, author, operator, machine => QRcode ? I'm actually calling for the boycott of ABS, PETG filaments and more precisly all non-PLA ! ECOLOGY ?! Please talk/think/analyze it ! (last remark : children security = those toys don't follow any norm. They are dangerous.)
I feel like you replied to the wrong video. I mean, from what I can tell you're not wrong, but I don't know what that has to do about a 3D printer that's so easy to use that my 4 year old is doing amazing things with it.
@@3dpprofessor hmmhmmm ok. I'm not only attacking the Toybox, I talk about all 3d-printers. Please note my last phrase about children security. Thanks. Over and out.
![Toybox 3D printer. 1-Touch Kid-Friendly Childrens Toy Printer [544]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/TWFp20-iqLE/mqdefault.jpg)
It's time to talk about March MadMess. www.3dpprofessor.com/2021/07/24/toybox-review-reupload-plus/
My daughter got one for Christmas and WE love it!!!
I absolutely love my Toybox! When I saw this video before, it was before my printer arrived I think and I had no idea what I was getting into lol
Now I can’t imagine life without it
My grandson is 9 and got one for xmas. To say he loves it would be under rating his love of it. He prints all the time. He plays with friends and prints at the same time. The guy in the video has printed about as much as he has. He started printing a viking ship before leaving for school and when he got home ,took it out and has printed two vikings to sail with it. Its fast. I expected hours printing time, but even big stuff takes minutes. Easy to understand how to work it, but toybox skimps on directions. Wish it had more on the web site. I would give it a 9.5 out of 10. Any present that has been played with as much as this has is worth every penny.
Still being played with
I’ve been looking for a small and simple 3D printer and this looks so perfect! Also great video! 😍
got one of these 2nd hand... missing the power cord... long story short it is a 24v power supply. That was hard to find out!
Turns out it has a sd card and usb-b inside you just cant get to it easily, it is a createbot super mini underneath.
If toybox were to go defunct or start charging outrageous prices you could totally put marlin firmware on it and get an sd card extender and use it like a regular printer!
That being said my daughter is extatic about this thing... she can do what i do and she loves that!
Interesting printer, great find in the 3D printer jungle!!
Thanks for sharing your experience with all of us 👍😀
I picked up the SLJ8080-A from Lonenessl. It has issues, but I’ve only had one print failure from the first 20 prints. The bolt for the z-axis trigger came loose and the filament was just kinda spewing all over the enclosure. Took a bit of tinkering to get things set up initially..lots of tightening or loosening screws while it was running. So far have only been printing the included files, and they’re pretty low quality. Going to run some with thinner layers over the next few days. Fingers crossed…but as it sits, my son is having a blast. Nice enough little prints that take 30 to 45 minutes to complete in most cases…mainly because of the THICK layer height. Also since every file is in Chinese, we have no idea what it’ll make next. Hahaha
Very intersting. $115, eh? I'll have to check that one out.
Hello, this is the first video I have seen of yours but I think I just found my new favorite channel. I was wondering if you tried turning the cellular data off on your phone when you tried connecting the device to your wireless network? I do not have the TOYBOX printer, but I have noticed other devices that require a similar setup all have the same issue. Usually turning off your cellular satay during setup will resolve any issues. Anyways, off to watch more 3D Printing Professor videos.
I couldn't, but I think that was probably the problem.
And I thought the Voron 0 was too tiny!
Look at this baby
Is the extended warranty worth it?
Hard to say. I never really needed mine serviced in the year I've had it. It's a solid machine. But if you do need it, you'll be happy you did.
A bow tie? You rebel!!
Just wrapping this up for my 11 year olds birthday tomorrow!! He’s mostly going to use an iPad (he doesn’t have a phone). Should we do initial set up from the iPad? I hope it’s easy as everyone says. He’s pretty tech savvy. Any advice . . .
Once you've done the setup, it'll work from the phone, from your computer, or wherever. The initial setup is just to get the printer on your wifi.
Thanks for an awesome review. It's great to see something like this that just works and so easy to get printing with. Let's hope they never get hacked and we end up with runaways printers all over.
On the other hand, that could be really funny.
@@3dpprofessor whats the building volume???
@@ambujarajan 75mm cubed. Very small.
@@3dpprofessor cool professor..such a fast reply...I am one of the early backers of goofoo cube.not awesome.but it gives peaceful printing...
@@ambujarajan the toybox is a small step up in ease of use and big step up in print quality. But of you're willing to take a hit on ease of use you can get a huge increase in build volume with... literally anything else.
Nice when is the song releasing on Spotify :p
toybox...is it a new version?
Enjoyed your vid. Have you tried printing something you've drawn? I'd like my 10 yr old to be able to 3d print characters they've created on their ipad. Thanks.
The Toybox platform has some tools for making 3d prints from drawings.
When I do it, though, I get way too complicated. ruclips.net/video/bz5UZsZIpG4/видео.html
@@3dpprofessor Thanks for the prompt reply. You are right, that's way too complicated. I'm looking for something where she draws on her iPad then goes click click and 3D prints it without help from me. Is this possible?
@@romanticwarrior97 again, the toybox platform has that. But you need a toybox to use it.
please turn on captions man..your metal voice was not clear sometimes..
I'm sorry.
I wish subtitles were easer to generate. But typing up a script that I really just winged at the time, and timing it with the video, even for a short video like this can take an inordinate amount of time. Hours. Serious. And since RUclips took away community captions, there's not much chance I can get help from anyone anymore.
Never sing again.
That wasn't singing. Now I'm gonna have to sing a whole video just for you.
@@3dpprofessor If you do, I'll have to report you to youtube for crimes against humanity.
The nightmare of ecologists. We (printer operators) should mark objects with : type of plastic used, print date and duration, author, operator, machine => QRcode ? I'm actually calling for the boycott of ABS, PETG filaments and more precisly all non-PLA ! ECOLOGY ?! Please talk/think/analyze it ! (last remark : children security = those toys don't follow any norm. They are dangerous.)
I feel like you replied to the wrong video. I mean, from what I can tell you're not wrong, but I don't know what that has to do about a 3D printer that's so easy to use that my 4 year old is doing amazing things with it.
@@3dpprofessor hmmhmmm ok. I'm not only attacking the Toybox, I talk about all 3d-printers. Please note my last phrase about children security. Thanks. Over and out.