ANYCUBIC MEGA X 3D Printer Kit

I've had this printer a little over a week now and have done several prints. Took an hour to assemble and level. I did like the sensor it included for leveling. You snug it over the extruder nozzle and adjust the bed accordingly. Once a certain amount of pressure is placed on it, it issues a beep telling you to stop. Keep rotating through the corners until they are all level and you are done. After I leveled it, I checked it with my sparkplug gap tool and it was spot on. The first test print of the pair of owls turned out great with no noticeable flaws. I then printed out "The Child" from The Mandalorian and was extremely pleased with that. Both were done in Gray PLA. I then switched over to a black PLA+ and couldn't get it to stick. I tried different bed and extruder temps with no luck. I checked the levelness and was still good. I moved on to a clear PLA and have made several prints with that having no issues. I looked up the brand of PLA+ I was trying to use and saw many people have had issues with it sticking across a multitude of printers so if you have concerns about the printer, try another spool of PLA from a different manufacturer first before returning the printer. Not all manufacturers use the same exact materials in their PLA and even the color can make a difference. Most of the time it's trial and error with the temperatures. I found the the touch interface easy to use and intuitive. If you are looking for a solid printer at a great price point with a large build surface, I would definitely recommend this printer. I have absolutely zero regrets. I cannot speak one way or the other about tech support as at this point, I've had no reason to contact them. I hope you find this useful.

I've had this printer a little over a week now and have done several prints. Took an hour to assemble and level. I did like the sensor it included for leveling. You snug it over the extruder nozzle and adjust the bed accordingly. Once a certain amount of pressure is placed on it, it issues a beep telling you to stop. Keep rotating through the corners until they are all level and you are done. After I leveled it, I checked it with my sparkplug gap tool and it was spot on. The first test print of the pair of owls turned out great with no noticeable flaws. I then printed out "The Child" from The Mandalorian and was extremely pleased with that. Both were done in Gray PLA. I then switched over to a black PLA+ and couldn't get it to stick. I tried different bed and extruder temps with no luck. I checked the levelness and was still good. I moved on to a clear PLA and have made several prints with that having no issues. I looked up the brand of PLA+ I was trying to use and saw many people have had issues with it sticking across a multitude of printers so if you have concerns about the printer, try another spool of PLA from a different manufacturer first before returning the printer. Not all manufacturers use the same exact materials in their PLA and even the color can make a difference. Most of the time it's trial and error with the temperatures. I found the the touch interface easy to use and intuitive. If you are looking for a solid printer at a great price point with a large build surface, I would definitely recommend this printer. I have absolutely zero regrets. I cannot speak one way or the other about tech support as at this point, I've had no reason to contact them. I hope you find this useful.

After many hours of research on 3D printers, I finally decided to order this mega s from anycubic. It suits my desires completely. It took me about an hour to assemble as I read the manual completely before starting and kept referring to it all through the assembly process. It’s a very solid machine when complete and I was printing my first project 5 minutes after leveling the build plate. The roll of sample white pla(randomly send) has printed several models with about half the roll still remaining. That’s fantastic for this company. So far I have spent many hours learning the process and find that Cura is quite easy to work with, that’s quite a learning curve for this old (65yrs) guy lol. So far a very pleasurable experience. Will definitely recommend this to my friends.

After many hours of research on 3D printers, I finally decided to order this mega s from anycubic. It suits my desires completely. It took me about an hour to assemble as I read the manual completely before starting and kept referring to it all through the assembly process. It’s a very solid machine when complete and I was printing my first project 5 minutes after leveling the build plate. The roll of sample white pla(randomly send) has printed several models with about half the roll still remaining. That’s fantastic for this company. So far I have spent many hours learning the process and find that Cura is quite easy to work with, that’s quite a learning curve for this old (65yrs) guy lol. So far a very pleasurable experience. Will definitely recommend this to my friends.

so this printer is awesome. the rigid frame helps give this printer a great bit of stability. bed leveling is super easy if you follow the instructions. bed is great holds awesome well heated once it cools the print pop right off. this is capable of printing pla, abs, wood, tpu, and petg. the anycubic filiament prints great. good layer adhesion and fantastic finishes. if you are looking for a solid large for at printer this one is fantastic. this will be my new goto printer anything with size. quickly heats up the bed heats nice and evenly. highly reccomend to anyone.