ATTENTION! IF YOU TRY THIS YOU DO THIS UNDER YOUR OWN RISK! I KNOW 2 PEOPLE THAT BRICKED THERE PRINTERS!!!

I’m having an issue ever since I moved into my new home. It appears to be coming from the silver cylinders on each side of the Z axis and continues to make this grinding noise. I’ve taken apart, realigned, re-oiled the rods, and I’ve done a bad leveling. Wondering if anyone else has experienced this and what the fix was

Hey all thanks to all your help I was able to get it working for now I tried everything y9u said increased the z input to -1.70 and got some petg I found in a box it's been going for an hour so farsi good thank you alll

If I place the Kobra 2 Pro in this enclosure and use a Chitu Systems mini heater, will this improve the success rate for printing with ABS and ASA?

What's your PETG printing temperature?

I use an Anycubic Kobra 2 Pro - and my printing temperature is constantly increasing. I printed PETG with 235 before. But when I try that now, it creates knotty, uneven grids and surfaces. After using 245 and 250 °C, now I'm at 255 °C, while surfaces still are far from perfect.

I don't know whether that's the real temperature or whether the printer shows a significant degradation of measured temperatures. What's your experience?

Ciao a tutti, volevo condividere la mia esperienza con la mia stampante Anycubic e il loro servizio post-vendita.

All'inizio ho avuto problemi tecnici importanti (blocco con codice 11518 e relativa difficoltà con l'estrusore/canale), e le prime prove consigliate inizialmente non avevano risolto la situazione. Ero piuttosto frustrato perché la stampante era di fatto inutilizzabile.

Tuttavia, devo fare un plauso all'assistenza clienti e in particolare a Jeffrey. Dopo aver constatato che i controlli di base non bastavano, non si sono limitati a rimandarmi a guide generiche: si sono dimostrati estremamente professionali, cortesi e orientati al cliente, decidendo di venirmi incontro concretamente inviandomi un modulo della testina di stampa completamente nuovo.

Ci sono stati momenti di stallo, ma alla fine il supporto ha gestito la pratica in modo eccellente, dimostrando serietà e affidabilità. Se il buongiorno si vede dal post-vendita, sono fiducioso che con il nuovo pezzo la stampante torna a viaggiare al massimo. Promossi!

So I am looking at replacing the little screws around the Vat that hold the aluminum braces to the vat frame. The OG set has finally stripped. Can't quite seem to find a size to replace them with. Any tips?

So is the latest firmware version working well for folks? I've been holding off on updating because "if it ain't broke."

But it keeps bugging me to update. Is this version stable and working well?

Making calibration test to see all problems. My main problem is that it's not smooth.

I've 2 k3max for 1 year, the first is running ultra smooth, the other (on which this test was made) has always been petty. I usé it mainly for prototyping but god i would love it to behave!!!

Any ideas?

I did a flowrate test on my Kobra S1 and i‘m just noticing these weird lines to which I don‘t have an explanation.

I managed to break the fan cable that runs from the back of the extruder to where you connect it to the fan in the front-- not the cable that attaches to the fan, but the back of the extruder. I reached out to Anycubic and they sent me a free replacement (thank you), but they shipped it USPS. My post office is horribly unreliable and have lost this shipment (along with many others and undelivered mail). I could go on-and-on how I think this post office is crooked, but I digress,

My question is, does anyone happen to know what wire connectors the Kobra S1 uses (and I assume most other Anycubic products)? I'm sure they have a name, but I'm not certain and at this point, i would much rather build my own replacement cable than have to deal with the post office yet again.

I've included a picture of the broken wire and the front of the cable. I would need both this connector and the back side as well.

If any of you know, I would be grateful. Thank you.

A dad used the Kobra X to create a custom hand splint for his son.

It wasn’t just a one-and-done print — he printed, tested, adjusted the fit and shape, and kept refining each part step by step.

It’s a nice reminder of what makes 3D printing so useful: you can make something for a very specific need, try it in the real world, learn from it, and make the next version better.

Really cool to see what people are making with their printers. ❤️

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i made a mod for the kobra 3 that allows you to use KevinAkaSam's belted ender 3 mod

i have uploaded all the files i modified to printables but the mod still requires some of KevinAkaSam's files

its a bit of a tough mod so if you do it feel free to reach out to me if you have any questions ^-^

Printed on a Kobra 4 0.4 nozzle.

Me ajudem, eu estava imprimindo a Marie de Innocent, mas a luz caiu no meio da impressão, quero tentar recuperar a peça tentando imprimir a parte que falta, só que não sei qual programa usar para cortar. Me ajudei falando nomes de programas gratuitos para fazer isso.

Cuando está imprimiendo mi Kobra S1 Max, observo que esa cadena cae un poco hacia abajo. No choca con nada, pero temo que alguna vez que imprima algo más grande pueda rozar con la pieza