Kingroon KLP1 3D printer review after 3 month

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There is a new wave of fast CoreXY 3D Printers. KLP1 is maybe the cheapest option, but a capable alternative. Most of the reviews are based on short term experience, so I made this video about the dark side...
1:03 Dealing with support - broken front door
1:33 First impressions and tuning
2:10 Screen behind the door
2:23 Dark panels and no light
2:53 Top panel scratching
3:08 Support part - fan noise
3:41 Self killing head
4:12 Pimp up the printer
4:37 Frame and spool holder upgrade
5:25 LED stripe
6:00 FAN noise
6:28 USB Cam
6:48 Vibration and dampening: 25kg concrete and calibration
7:30 Summary
8:36 I'll be back

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3 окт 2024

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@Jeffdoeswhat 9 месяцев назад

I like how beefy the riser you made looks. Good video. I do wish they had better/quicker tech support. I’ve had great luck with my KLP1.

@MrFrescho 9 месяцев назад

As I stated in the video I am not against the KLP1, just it has its own quirks. The printer itself is more than good enough. I use it as an average 8-10 hours per week and it is just working and working and...

Месяц назад

@@MrFrescho yeah, you should make those models Available

@sprlpy318 8 месяцев назад

I have the first version of this printer and it has twice as many problems, to be honest, I'm tired, I got to the point that it remains to change the extruder from the second version, but they said that I can't change it and I'll have to change the motherboard as well, I don't understand why, but I hope for the best

@jesusAntonioBustamanteAraujo 8 месяцев назад

Links for stl for upgrade printer

@hectorocampo9475 7 месяцев назад

Do you find the links

@3dr14ng4 7 месяцев назад

Hi, really good review. I would like to know if you know the procedure to remove or replace the hot-end nozzle? For example if I wanted to change it for larger extrusion size, fixing clog, or by using different design and material.

@MrFrescho 7 месяцев назад

Hi, Sorry for slow response. I tend to recommend Kingroon official video for hotend replacement. It is decent and you can see all the steps: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-TyAIzESYg4k.html

@NobodyXroxas 8 месяцев назад

thank for this review since im looking in to getting one im aware of the issue but these seem minor and fixable all do i was wanting to ask if you could share the print for the top you made so i can install the LED i seen similiar raisers but not where i can easyly place or add the lights if not thats oke but still thank for the review

@MrFrescho 8 месяцев назад

I would be happy to share, but a crash took my latest design. What I have does not fit properly. I mean the screws were moved few mm to be on the right spot after that backup . If you check out my answer to MrTanku you may find there alternatives. I used rail for the given LED stripe I could source in the local shop. So there is nothing special, just few screws and some glue.

@MrTanku 9 месяцев назад

Can you provide the files for the top panel riser?

@MrFrescho 9 месяцев назад

An unfortunate crash took my latest design. What I do have is not 100% accurate, as far as I remember the screw position of the top lid is not fine and I miss the holes to secure the LED. But others also faced the same issue and they were smarter than me to have a copy of their design. I found two of them, I hope that helps you to solve the close lid problem. They implemented a bit different but at least as suffice way as I did: www.printables.com/model/652878-kingroon-klp1-raised-top www.printables.com/model/665629-30mm-top-riser-for-kingroon-klp1

@Mr0neShotAway 9 месяцев назад

Could you share the led strip you used? Where did you connect the strip? Thanks

@MrFrescho 9 месяцев назад

@@Mr0neShotAway I went to the local shop and sourced there the stuff, so I recommend the same. After a quick discussion with the sales person the selected one was 24V cold white (gives more contrast than warm LED) and 800 lumen/meter. It is powered directly from the PSU, this is why I removed the bottom of the printer. It also means when the printer is on there is light. The wire is, as far as I remember, an AWG20 (0.5 mm2) one. Since it is pulling less than 1A I may say it is an overkill. You can reduce it to make it easier to handle, but there is warm in the chamber, therefore I would oversize by a factor of 2 at least.