The product description lists multiple build-volume figures for closely related models. Common reported dimensions are 350 x 300 x 300 mm (13.8 x 11.8 x 11.8 in) and 245 x 245 x 260 mm (245245260 mm), as well as 25 x 22 x 22 cm in another section. Please check the specific model label or seller product page for the exact build volume of the unit you are purchasing.
The printer is capable of very high speeds up to 180 mm/s (≤ 7.1 in/s). For consistent, high-quality results the description recommends printing at 80–100 mm/s.
The printer supports common FDM filaments including PLA, TPU, ABS and PETG, and can also print specialty-filled filaments such as wood-filled types. Use appropriate temperature settings for each material.
The standard nozzle is 0.4 mm and is replaceable. The maximum nozzle temperature listed is up to 260 °C (≈500 °F).
The hot bed can reach temperatures up to 110 °C (≈230 °F), suitable for materials such as ABS and PETG when bed adhesion is required.
Yes — the printer supports automatic leveling. The Anycubic LeviQ 25-point precise automatic leveling system is mentioned in the specification list.
Filament run-out detection is listed as supported/optional in the description. Confirm with the seller whether the specific unit you receive has the sensor installed or if it is an optional accessory.
Connectivity options include a Micro SD card slot for print files and a USB cable (noted as recommended for expert users). Control interfaces vary in the description — either a 4.3" resistive touch screen or a 2.4" LCD with a control knob — so confirm the exact interface on the unit you order.
The printer lists a print resolution of approximately ±0.1 mm. Positioning accuracy is listed as X/Y 0.0125 mm and Z 0.002 mm, which supports precise, detailed printing when using appropriate settings and good calibration.
The unit is described as a modular DIY printer designed for quick assembly, with an estimated assembly time of about 10 minutes. Some technical familiarity with basic 3D-printer setup is helpful but the modular design keeps assembly straightforward.
The printer accepts common 3D model file formats such as STL, OBJ and AMF. Use a slicer to convert these models to G-code or the file format required by your printer firmware before printing.
Any standard slicer that supports FDM printers (Cura, PrusaSlicer, Simplify3D, etc.) will work. Start with a 0.4 mm nozzle profile, layer heights of 0.1–0.2 mm for quality prints, print speeds 80–100 mm/s for a balance of speed and detail, and appropriate nozzle/bed temperatures for your filament.
Poor bed adhesion: clean bed, level/auto-level, raise first-layer temperature and slow first-layer speed. Stringing: lower nozzle temperature, increase retraction distance/speed in slicer. Layer shifts: check belt tension, ensure pulleys/stepper motors are secure, and reduce printing speed if necessary. Regular maintenance and calibration helps prevent these issues.
Regular maintenance includes cleaning the nozzle and bed surface, checking and tightening belts and pulleys, lubricating linear rails/lead screws per manufacturer guidance, replacing worn nozzles, and keeping firmware and slicer profiles up to date.
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