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Many mains voltage fridges have a big power spike on startup which is too much for the smaller wattage power stations like this. So it…

Yep, I’ve been 3D printing for 12 years now and literally built a couple of hundred printers. If anyone asks me what printer to get…

I've switched a clients print farm. Does that count? 10 x SV06 replaced with 8 x A1 and 2 x P1S. They have been extremely happy with the…

I think that C report is a hoax as the C typeset isn’t correctly scaled to the rest of the text. Just a bit of photoshopping I think

And it’s dead easy to get a 3 year statutory warranty repair on these name brands (LG, Sony etc) but might be a harder argument for such…

Earplugs and earmuffs together are next level silence.

Bambu’s are great but not for everything. One of my client uses a print farm of these for TPU. The Bambu/new gen printers are a waste in…

The Apple version was going to let you put your devices down anywhere on the charging pad rather than nestle each device into a specific…

The simpler explanation is the power bank burned their house down and the have nothing left to access Amazon with to leave a review ;)

SOG is better in my experience. My original one is 30 years old and looks like new despite my regular abuse.

If you need to mesh Unifi is better as the TPLink need the controller (Omada) running all the time somewhere on the network. In other…

Generally this is everything the K1 printers should have been and better for warp prone and exotic filaments.

If your only experience of 3D printing is Bambus you’re better off sticking with them as it’s easy. There’s a bit extra to know with…

Speaking as someone who has used this style of laser, even proper glasses don’t give proper protection. With a 40W visible laser, if…

I’ve gone through 3 of them in just over a year and I barely use them so no more budget humidifiers for me.

Most “charge bags” I’ve seen only but you a few extra seconds before they too are past of the lithium fire.

No bargain. Was $349 @ Wild Earth last week and $369.95 is their regular price.

You really want a fibre laser for that kind of work. It works at a different frequency and is ideal for engraving metal (and cutting it at…

A lot of extra risk to just install what is fundamentally free software anyway. Don’t do it and use the other free methods that are clean…

I’m pretty sure a swappable tail that doesn’t automatically set current is not legal in Australia. It should not be possible by design…

The onyx pro is an exception as a very different printer though with the impregnated continuous fibre giving crazy part strength in 2…

You’re entitled to a replacement then. I expect Anker would help out there but if they don’t Australian Consumer Law protects you…

As someone who’s built and advised on printers for 11 years and run a couple of significant print labs I’d say Bambu are about the best…

Agreed. Their blurb is also all for the 5.5W model or excludes the 10W model in some specs. No questions its the true 10W model as they has…

This is the manual adjust focus model with only 300x300mm cutting area. 10W is the laser output as Two Trees doesn’t usually do the dodgy…

Not even close to cheapest for a 10W. The Two Trees 10W one is only $437 from 3D Printers Online Australia (bricks and mortar store).…

This is a reasonable choice because it’sa small investment and the linear rails design help keep it in tune which tends to be one of the…

I deal with a 50+ printers a year. At that sample size I can tell you a lot of customers just get put in the too hard basket and ignored.

Thing is, such behaviour is pretty much standard for all the budget 3D printers. I've seen the same behaviour from Evnovo (Artillery),…

Good little printer for a first timer. Overall simplicity in a robust design gives a lot less to go wrong and troubleshoot than something…