Artillery Sidewinder x1 3D Printer, Multi-function 3D Printer the latest 4th Version Artillery 3D Printer with Aluminum Extrusion Frame & AC Build Plate 3D Printer (300 x 300 x 400 mm)

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If there was anything to gripe about I would say that the Z axis belt at the top was (is) pretty loose, and while this is supposed to keep the left and right steppers bound together, it definitely isn’t doing a ton. When picking an Artillery Sidewinder X1, users should be aware of picking up their V4 version, which fixes most of the quality control issues found on Artillery’s earlier models.

Here’s some close up pictures of a benchy-groot-yoda print that I did to help me tune my Simplify3D settings.By accepting these services, we are able to show you videos or other media content hosted by external providers. which has all the safety features enabled as far as I can tell, but again, the wiring on all of this, even though it’s not safety critical, is still quite bad. Alright, so while everything up until this point is… fine, I guess, the electrical issues, for me, are an absolute deal breaker because they’re not something the average user will be able to fix or even recognize, but they’re also a ticking time bomb that could quite literally set your house in fire at any given time.

As a complete novice, I am thrilled to bits with my X1 v4 and would recommend it to anyone who wants a well made, cost effective machine. The X1 comes with two profiles, PLA normal and PLA fine, and they’re actually well-tuned and work great with the X1 hardware. The alignment of those is notoriously bad on pretty much every machine that uses them and when you try to use the printer as it’s shipped, with loose wheels, you’re not going to have a great time. We tested the z-layer alignment consistency of the Sidewinder X1 by printing an extremely long 370mm tall tube.We don’t guarantee, however, that our suggestions will work best for each individual or business, so consider your unique needs when choosing products and services. The inclusion of ribbon cables to connect the various electrical components did not only improve the appearance of the Sidewinder X1 but also made it safer.