AnyCubic Kobra 3 Combo 3D Printer; 4.3 Color LCD Screen; Automatic Leveling; PEI spring steel Bed; 250 x 250 x 260mm Print - Micro Center (2024)

FAQs

Is Anycubic the same as Creality? ›

The Creality Ender 3 V3 SE and Anycubic Kobra Neo both use Cartesian motion systems and have an overall similar physical design, but have a few meaningful differences that affect the stability and adjustment of the printers. The Ender 3 V3 SE uses two Z lead screws, although both are driven by a single motor.

Don't worry, learning how to level a 3D printer bed is not hard; it just takes a little practice. “Leveling the bed” is a bit of a misnomer. We're actually “tramming” the print surface: making sure the nozzle is at the same height across the bed at every point on the X and Y axis.

Intelligent Auto Leveling 3d printer: ANYCUBIC KOBRA captured with the Self-developed Anycubic LeviQ Leveling Function equipped with 25-point precise leveling up, which can compensate the unevenness of the heated bed automatically, to achieve easy, fast and precise leveling, providing you with a more intelligent ...

Anycubic Kobra 2 is compatible with a wide variety of filaments such as PLA, ABS, PETG or TPU. The addition of a direct disc drive and hotend combination, loading and unloading of flexible filaments such as TPU is much easier and faster.

Founded in 2015, Anycubic has become one of the most popular 3D printer brands in the market, with approximately 300 employees based in Shenzhen, China.

What Resin Can I Use with the Anycubic Photon Mono X? The Anycubic Photon Mono X Resin 3D printer is an open-source printing which means that you don't have to use proprietary materials - you are free to use any compatible resin available, like MatterHackers MH Build Series Resins.

Before starting another print, take a few minutes to ensure the bed is level. After Extensive Use: Even if you haven't encountered any issues, it's a good practice to check the bed leveling after every 10-15 prints. Over time, the constant heating and cooling of the bed can lead to slight changes in its alignment.

Yes. Auto leveling is an important feature in 3D printing, especially for those who seek convenience and consistent print quality. Here's why: Time-Saving: Manual leveling can be time-consuming and requires a bit of skill and experience.

Usually for aesthetic prints, a layer height between 0.12 mm and 0.16 mm is optimal. For functional prints, you can start with 0.2 mm, the standard layer height that's also suggested by Anycubic.

When it detects that the material is exhausted and the filament has reached the end, it can suspend the printing job. This function allows users to replace the filament, resume printing, and avoid printing failure caused by material shortage.

Does Ender 5 have auto bed leveling? ›

Auto Bed Leveling Pre-Installed

With CR Touch as configured, Ender 5 plus 3D printer can precisely measure the tilt of the Bed surface and offers automatic compensation for Z-axis for unevenness of the platform plate. Easy to solve the printing failure and provide reliable operation with all build surfaces.

Almost limitless filament options

The Kobra is capable of printing with almost any type of filament that requires a temperature of up to 260°C, including PLA, ABS, TPU, PETG, and Nylon, although materials at the top-end of the polymer sphere like PEEK and ULTEM remain beyond the machine's capabilities.

Anycubic's UV-blocking top cover blocks 99.95% of UV light and enables safety features. The Anycubic Photon Mono 2K is compatible with a variety of resins, including affordable, top-tier MH Build Resin, making your creativity limitless.

The Anycubic Photon series of resin printers encompasses a variety of sizes and price points, but we've picked out three machines here we think are viable alternatives to a Photon. For more recommendations, head on over to our Best Resin Printers of 2022.

Shenzhen Creality 3D Technology Co., Ltd., known as Creality, is a world-leading brand of consumer 3D printers.

Anycubic and Elegoo Spec Chart. As you can see, when comparing the different models from Anycubic and Elegoo, each one is essentially the same as the others. Each of them has a 0.4mm nozzle and a direct drive extruder, as well as auto bed leveling and filament runout sensors.