FLSUN Q5 Delta 3D Printer Φ200*200mm Printing Size

This is my very first 3D printer and I chose this one after reading reviews and watching a bunch of YouTube videos on it. I’m very happy I went with this one as it’s been perfect for a beginner, but still gives quality prints. It comes mostly assembled and you can have it ready to print in less than 15 minutes or so. It comes with a small amount of filament so you can print a few of the test prints, so be sure to grab another roll to start with. The touchscreen is nice and the control are mostly intuitive, but being I’m new to this I wanted to learn as much as I could. I like the delta printers as it takes up very little space and this thing runs fairly quiet. I’m excited to see what other things I can print with this.

This is my very first 3D printer and I chose this one after reading reviews and watching a bunch of YouTube videos on it. I’m very happy I went with this one as it’s been perfect for a beginner, but still gives quality prints. It comes mostly assembled and you can have it ready to print in less than 15 minutes or so. It comes with a small amount of filament so you can print a few of the test prints, so be sure to grab another roll to start with. The touchscreen is nice and the control are mostly intuitive, but being I’m new to this I wanted to learn as much as I could. I like the delta printers as it takes up very little space and this thing runs fairly quiet. I’m excited to see what other things I can print with this.

I ordered my Q5 based on a review of a YouTuber who did a lot of 3d printing, and im glad I did. Assembly out of the box was VERY easy, since most of the unit is already put together at the factory. I had mine built and plugged in for test printing in about 30 minutes. It has worked well with a few different brands of PLA material, and i use a cheap stick of "elmers" glue to help with baseplate adhesion. I have had good luck using the Cura "slicer" software to load my printing files onto the micro SD card. Being a "delta" printer, it prints quickly, and the quality of the print is pretty high, especially when you take into account the cost of the machine. It's an amazing printer to learn the ins and outs of 3d printing, and they've even come out with some different sized models recently. Highly recommended.

I ordered my Q5 based on a review of a YouTuber who did a lot of 3d printing, and im glad I did. Assembly out of the box was VERY easy, since most of the unit is already put together at the factory. I had mine built and plugged in for test printing in about 30 minutes. It has worked well with a few different brands of PLA material, and i use a cheap stick of "elmers" glue to help with baseplate adhesion. I have had good luck using the Cura "slicer" software to load my printing files onto the micro SD card. Being a "delta" printer, it prints quickly, and the quality of the print is pretty high, especially when you take into account the cost of the machine. It's an amazing printer to learn the ins and outs of 3d printing, and they've even come out with some different sized models recently. Highly recommended.

For a first 3D printer, you can't go wrong with the FLSUN Q5. Many of the issues that give people headaches with other 3D printers aren't really existent with this printer. For one, the bed never moves so bed leveling isn't really a thing. Heat the bed to print temp, run the bed probe once. Done, and will probably never have to do it again. Also, I've never had a single adhesion issue with any of my prints, but you have to let the bed cool off before trying to remove the print. The machine is extremely simple to assemble and get running. You'll be printing your test print in half an hour. The prints you get from it are great. Especially if you use small layer heights, like .08. Take some time, learn the machine and tune your settings in your slicer software. I prefer PrusaSlicer, which has default settings for the Q5 that are pretty spot on.