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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The Artillery Sidewinder X1 is a desktop consumer-grade FDM 3D printer that offers an impressive build volume of 300 x 300 x 400 mm (11.

If using only one Z-Axis stepper motor the other end of the X-Axis rail is 'following' the driven side. As per more essential features for a streamlined 3D printing journey, the Artillery Sidewinder X1 has a filament runout sensor and the resume printing function. 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. Despite some visual layering, such layer thickness lets you create well-detailed outputs with a quite decent surface finish.

We put the Artillery Sidewinder X1 to the test and found that it could print much faster than its direct competitors, such as the Creality CR10 V3 and Sovol SV03.

While this is common practice with most 3D printer manufacturers, we dislike having this extra step before working with the Sidewinder X1’s electronics. Make sure that the wheels from the heatbed are tightened and there is no play when trying to wiggle the bed. Here’s some close up pictures of a benchy-groot-yoda print that I did to help me tune my Simplify3D settings. Which… works, I guess, at least with a teflon-lined heatbreak, since those are less reliant on proper cooling, but without the air guide structure that the original Aero uses, this version spills air all over your printed part, which is another factor that will make printing ABS, ASA or maybe even PETG somewhat unpredictable on this printer. I’ve got a shelf mounted above mine with a multi-spool setup that’s a pretty easy print and uses standard thane bearings for the rollers.We tested the z-layer alignment consistency of the Sidewinder X1 by printing an extremely long 370mm tall tube. The whole assembly and calibration business can be dealt with in less than 20 minutes if performed by an experienced user.