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Humbrol 3D Printer Unboxing and First Look - FULL REVIEW coming soon!
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- Опубликовано: 3 ноя 2022
- In this video, I'm unboxing and giving a first look at the Humbrol 3D printer. This printer is for modellers and hobbyists who want to start 3D printing with a simple and easy to use printer.
Please have a look at this printer, I am no expert so this is a learning curve for me. I believe it has potential and will have a place on someones workbench..
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I WISH TO ADD THIS IS A FIRST LOOK.. I HAVEN'T PROPERLY PLAYED WITH IT SO TAKE THIS NOT AS A REVIEW BUT SOMETHING WITH POTENTIAL
As a modeller and hobbyist myself, I'm excited to start using the Humbrol 3D printer. This printer is ok for people who want to start 3D printing with a simple and easy to use printer. It's suppose to be easy to set up and use, but I have had some teething issues which i hope to resolve.. ! So if you're looking for a simple, easy to use 3D printer, be sure to check out the Humbrol 3D printer
Please have a look at this printer, I am no expert so this is a learning curve for me. I believe it has potential and will have a place on someones workbench..
The Creator 3D Mini Printer features a built-in high quality motor allowing for a more stable, quieter and more uniform print.
Initial setup is easy and the 3D Mini Printer is ready to go after simply installing the filament holder, feeding in the filament and levelling the print bed.
After initial setup and inserting the SD card provided, the 3D Printer will begin printing and example print with a single press of the Print button. Provided on the SD card is the Humbrol Creator 3D software to allow you to setup any model you desire.
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Wow, Humbrol sent you a scale model of a 3d printer!
Not a terrible little printer, but for that money you'd expect a lot more in all honesty - the Ender 3 will get you better res and a larger print bed at £70 cheaper for example! Interesing choice from Humbrol though! Edit - forgot to mention, pritt stick is a great build plate adhesive to stop the raft coming up! Could also be that the extruder is starting the print too far away from the build plate, though looking at how the printer's built, it doesn't seem clear if levelling the bed is possible
wise words there matey.. ill play with it a bit more when i can get the software sorted
Mos ! It's now £120 and I took a gamble on it 😁... take into consideration I need my son to show me how to use app's, I am sure working out this 3D printer will be a barrel of fun...
Found this printer sold online as an Easythreed NANO Mini. There is also an unboxing of it up on RUclips as well.
I have several 3d printers - mainly Flashforge brand. You may need some adhesive spray to help the filament stick to the bed - or use a prit stick. I think some people also use hair spray. Higher end 3d printers would have a heated bed which also helps with filament adhesion. PLA (which this printer uses) does not need such a hot print bed. When leveling the bed, I feel for when the nozzle feels like it is dragging on the paper.
I have just ordered this printer for £128 off Airfix - it comes with four extra rolls of PLA filament (250g reels). I think it will fit inside, on the print bed of my Flashforge Guider 2s!
It surprised me how small this is - especially given the price. I know my ender 3 S1 isn't exactly cheap (£300) but seeing as Humbrol are asking £200 for this tiny printer I would be inclined to save up and spend the extra on a more functional system...
If only I could get the software to at least work!!
Interesting video. I took the plunge this past Summer with a Sovol SV01 filament printer. It was $250 US shipping included. It can do 240mm x 280mm x 300mm tall parts. I had issues getting the prints to stick to the bed. My bed is similar to your Humbrol one. A UHU glue stick solved the problem, but it's not the ideal solution. The problem you get is when the plastic cools too quickly and starts to curl up like you first print did. I use the Prusa Slicer program, which is a free open source program that has many features that let you tweak things in order to improve print quality. I believe they have a version for the Mac. I learned so much by watching others on RUclips troubleshooting 3D printer problems. The is a learning curve involved, and I had several failed prints before things improved. There are just so many variables like type of filament used, nozzle temperature, cooling fans, print speed, etc. Another thing to note is that the .stl file doesn't print directly from the card to the printer. It uses a g-code file generated by the slicing software. Thanks for making the video!
`thank you matey.. im waiting on humbrol to come back to me in regards to software... it should work on a mac..
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£200 wow I’ve been looking at a smaller resin printer for around £100 it’s only big enough for figures and small details but it’s all I would need it for as space is a premium in my room. With the small team at humbrol they should be on concentrating on adding more paint and refining what they already have. They are just trying to jump on a market that is already flooded with better quality items.
Great review Mos
I'm not up to speed with the world of 3D printing but I thought that filament printers don't have the best resolution.
The size of the machine looks like it is rather on the small side, so how useful will it actually be?
Well, guess I'll have to watch the video to find out!
filament printers can get down to 0.010" layers. resin printers get a lot more detail at like 0.0005in layers. resin printers are great for scale modeling like we do here. filament printers are best at making real things to use like chip clips, gears, tools, templates, larger scale things. An Anycubic resin printer at
@@orbitalair2103 Thank you
i'm gonna have a play with it then see how it goes.. i might end up returning it
amzn.to/3E1MjuK is the printer you mention
The shape of things to come. Within the next decade we won't be buying plastic kits in boxes - we'll be downloading the programme for the kit we want and printing them off at home. That's awful but I suppose over time we'll all get used to it?
i think that will be a long time coming,,,
Yup you are correct, the idea behind products such as these are that they are plug n play entry level items. You do after all pay a premium for that ease. You have been let down and once again the Airfix/Humbrol business is just failing it’s customers!
What sits on your bench right now is rubbish: without the software you cannot run this to the max! Now I don’t know if you can sort out the bottom corner print issue in the app or not however you shouldn’t be having it regardless.
£200 is not cheap but it’s not expensive either it sits in that annoying area between the £550-600 units and the sub £100 true 1st time owners. You will never get a really smooth clean print (well I really doubt) from this but it will help you get an idea if 3D is for you and it will have a value if you you want to sell it.
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yes they sent me a software patch and it does work..
Probably easy enough to knock up a couple of longer brackets to hold a larger spool of filament. Good out of the box quick recon though!😉
good shout
To stop the raft lifting off the build plate during printing,, you can get a special tacky glue stick to put on the bed before starting to print. It doesn't look bad, but for £200 I would have thought it would be wi-fi enabled. I have a Flashforge, which is a similar design, wi-fi enabled, and much easier to level. Hope this helps.
i believe its priced heavy sadly
@@MOS6510Models Must agree. There are much better machines available for not a massive amount more.
the issue with the software is the zip file needs unarchiving not unzipping i downloaded unarchiver from mac app store and then set permissions in security after unpacking the s/w now its working took me 2 days to work out the issues
Yes the latest release has software updated I believe
Great review there thanks!
As for the tech itself... it's like any other tool.
It's not a one size solve everything tool.
It's about what you want to achieve from it, but also accepting it's limitations.
If cutting lumps of old pallet wood on a bandsaw makes the best model G scale sleepers, do that.
Then simple deny the existence of 5 tons of sawdust in your kitchen.
If you want a 1/72 scale figure so detailed you can see his nasal hair, it's a 3d resin print.
Then deny why your sofa is now encased in non removable grey plastic.
If you want a 1:12 scale body for a doll, filament print it.
Then deny why you invested your family's entire savings into buying sandpaper and soldering irons.
Humbrol need to sort their shiz. They done a good job with their gen 2 paints but a lot of the other hobby accessories are a bit meh. They are charging premium prices for average product in a lot of cases. I want and expect more from this British company. All serious 3D printers for scale modelling and minis seem to be about resin. Results show it.
yes.. but filament will get better apparently
An interesting idea. Imagine if a model kit company sold a 3D printer like this, that not only reads normal gcode but uses a proprietary digital rights encoded version that this & maybe other similar printers can read. The user purchases the file, which downloads to the printer directly & is encoded with the specific machine ID (so it can’t be passed around illegally), after say 2 prints the files can no longer be read.
its no good for modelling.. resin printers is the way forward...
Looks like a rebadged easytreed nano core xy. Direct drive filament extruder. Nice & enclosed, with gears & belts mostly tucked away. Only problem is when it needs servicing.
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I have got the software to work and did print a peg.. i am now looking at different stl files to see if i can make some accessories.. My advice.. go for a resin printer
@@MOS6510Models Thank you.
Who does the slicer software for this machine? Just wondered as that raft underneath looks a lot like the typical format for Creality.
Nice to see Humbrol diversifying into new areas, hope this little venture works out for them in the long term, however I think I'll be sticking with my Prusa machines in the meantime.
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looks cute
the question only what it can do and what it can't
1 it is not a resin printer it is a filement printer (much lower resolution and lower quality printing)
2 if it has no heated bed it is waste of money
3 if you have printer profile you can use whatever slicer program (not splicer) cura, prusa slicer and so on or something comercial that can produce suported by printer machine code (mostly standarized gcode)
4 stl file is a geometry file and printer only work with program file generated by slicer software and the way it pick wthat to print is a bit concerning
clicking and the shape of those belts is also a bit sketchy
Tbh if you manage to get anything on the first go the you done good.
a friend just said the same.. im trying to see if i can get the software to work
great review as always! Can you recommend a budget printer worth buying for £100 or less?
I can’t but hopefully someone will
Nothing really worth buying for less than 100, I'd pick up an Ender 3 Original for £130 off eBay if I were you :)
@@ModellingWeekly I have a anycubic mega s got it off marketplace for 100 QUID THEY are out there you just have to look
Honestly, it looks like a thing, you purchase in a Toy store, for 20,99....I wouldn't go pay £200 (over 1000 DKK) for this.
This video plays in 360p, 16hrs after your upload. Error in the video rendering? Maybe try re-uploading? Would like to watch in HD lol
Its been fixed
"Windows 7, 8 and 10"... that is making me think that it is just a Humbrol rebrand of another product and software, considering the latest Windows OS (Windows 11) isn't listed there, despite being out for over a year (was released early October 2021).
yes i looked at that.. but it wont work on mac.. shocking
Not sure i would pay £200 for that printer, got an elegoo Mars 2 much better for small figures and model parts
Pretty good little printer but it's a filament printer not a resin printer.
slip of the tongue
The printer looks remarkably similar to one available on Amazon for £100 cheaper.
yeah a lot of these came out in 2017-18.
Made for, rebranded for, Humbrol label?
Save your money....that’s one cheap and nasty printer for the money. I bought an Ender 3 and the results are far superior. But if you want detail the only way is Resin. Sliceing software is readily available FREE on the internet...I use mine on a MacBook Pro without issues
Yeah. Not impressed with Humbrol. Looks like a small build plate size too
@Tired of War Cura. Free to download and use
yes ill have a look
thank you, i really appreciate the advice
Yeah - I'm honestly not very much impressed by this printer. It looks cheap, and prints bad. Bed adhesion is poor too. Indeed - The Ender 3 basic model is cheap, has a bigger build volume, and gives better results. Also - There are a LOT of upgrades available and you can also print a lot of upgrades yourself.
wtf this looks like a m3d from 8 years ago. it was already crap bck then
BTW if you wanted a RESIN printer your barking up the wrong tree to start with that is a filament printer 2 totally different beasts😂😂😂😂
I didn’t.. lol