Using the vacuum in the background is hardcore. Absolutely dedicated. It would be great to see companies provide a variety of profiles for the latest slicers instead of wasting time on rebranding them.
I have never had a delta printer before because the online reviews were not very friendly. Considering the need for speed, I tried to buy a T1. I absolutely love it. It is super fast and I have been printing for 16 days without any problems.
Thanks Sam. They are not alone in launching a printer with crappy initial firmware. We have been here so many times with lots of printers. I just wish they would get it right before taking the 'We will sort it later' approach. To me if feels short sighted and awful for the user. I get that you need to expect some minor issues with firmware and we expect a steady evolution of firmware when new printers come out but COME ON PEOPLE get it right. That being said I do love watching delta printers work as they fascinate me. Maybe they should also include a file to print ear muffs 😊
Sam I love your videos, but when you're showing prints, I'd really appreciate some in focus B-roll with better lighting so we can actually see details. The filament mounting is kinda a silly solution. The fan definitely needed a muffler option be it included or printable. Fast, but many issues.
I have been blown away with this review! But you are telling me, that the Dyson is less loud than the T1? Wow that sucks, I think the Flsun T1 sucks like a ... Dyson?
Releasing both S1 and T1 in a somewhat unfinished state is understandable since they announced the S1 and T1 a long time ago and then ran into something that delayed them coming to market. Suddenly they were in a position were revenue from V400 probably had shrunk because "everyone" was waiting for these new models. They might not have had much choice when pre-maturely pushing these out the door. The next few weeks and months will be critical though. Before I consider buying one, they have to show that they can get the models up and running reliably with new FW/software updates. (I did try to pre-order from their webstore. But they didn't ship to my location, so I have to buy from reseller). All that said, I think you Sam should have covered the main reason to consider one of these; claimed speed. When it works, is it really as fast as the claimed numbers suggest?
I kept wanting one of these and after watching videos where after while failures started happening. These enclosed deltas are not ready. If and when the bugs in the firmware are fixed I might go for one.
In bigger brother S1 there is a issue about abrassive filament support because hotend (wich is too and nozzle extension) is aluminum. I wonder if the teeth gears/wheels are reinforcement steel (in the S1 I mean).
@@TheRealSamPrentice Completely inaccurate claim, unfortunately. If they had been honest about all the printer specs, it would be much better received.
@@TheRealSamPrentice YGK3D and Clough42 both did some pretty solid testing I believe. I think realistically depending on filament more like 30-60mm³ or so. The test FLSUN used was inaccurate as it could never actually reach the max flow rate they specified.
Excellent video and feedback - definitively the T1, like the S1 are not finished or polished product for the moment - Both have been rushed 😑 By chance were you able to measure the actual flow rate? People have reported that the S1 is a lot lower than the advertised number (100mm3/s) so I'm definitively curious about the T1 - Flow rate is one of the limiting factors to achieve high print speed.
i got a problem i woke up yesternday and turned my ender 3 v2 on and had the screen of death do u have a updated files to fix my problem any help is appreciated im using a 4.2.7 board
@@TheRealSamPrentice Well, printing space, quality and speed are the main points that im looking for, but stable software is crucial, as it depends if a print would go through without any problems such as crashes. So as Im reading my own questionable comment i can say that it answers itself.
@@TheRealSamPrentice Expensive, smaller build plate and definition of quality. I got a budget of 700 euros, an p1s would fit in, but my main pick would be K1 max with all of those features, fast speed and large printing space. But as my second printer i want something more interesting or challenging as how my first one was, worked on it for two months to get top quality prints.
So we buy a $500 machine, it starts to fail on the first part we slice ourselves and we call this "a good contender"?! Is it just me or is this complete bonkers?
