Adventurer 5M

As someone who owns resin printers, CoreXY, and bedslingers, there is nothing more reliable than the A1/A1 mini. The A1s are mechanically simple. The amount of belts, rails, screws, etc are much lower than on a CoreXY. Less maintenance, more reliability. The only stability concerns with any bedsling

I tried to do exactly this with PLA and a FlashForge Adventurer 5M Pro 3D printer, which has less detailed resolution than is possible with resin. It failed, so I resorted to other ways to add life to the scene. Your print should look lovely out front in place of the pumpkin wagon.

Flash studio on phone and laptop. This is the new app and it wouldn’t let me use the old ones. Previously had a 5M until it took a shit a few weeks ago. I’m not having luck with flashforge, but still have hope

Absolutely not, it's an artifact which I call "flashforge surface blight" which affects the printing of exterior walls. Nobody has completely explained what causes it, I've tried capturing it on high speed video. If you look at it as it's printed layer by layer, the artifact is caused by the extrude

Bambu A1 Combo. I had a Flashforge Adventurer 5M that was always having something go wrong, and finally got a deal during the Black Friday sales. Since early Dec., I've logged close to 500 hours on it.

I’ve had nothing but problems with my adventurer 5m. It’s my second 3D printer ever and I always deal with issues. You can see in my post history. Overall I’m looking to get away from flashforge to something more reliable.