Thank you so much Lucas! I agree with you! :)

reasonablebeing For some strange reason UKposts won't let me to replay to your comment. I try many times and without success. Let this one be a test.

Thank you! Yes I agree with you. It's nice that they listen and fix all issues. Awesome man! I hope that by now you assembly your Chiron and install stepper dampers. Btw, have you tried 3D printed leg dampers that I Remix from Thingiverse? Give them a try they work very nice.

Thank you so much for your kind comment! Wish you a great day! 🤎

Hey Cellenseres, what r u thinking about the printer? I see this review and I would like to buy it, but I see a lot of issues about this print on google.

@@andrefogagnoli hey André! I'm using this 3D Printer for quite a while now and didn't really have any problems with it. The only problems I had at the beginning where my lack of knowledge about 3d printing, but I figured out everything important pretty quickly.

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Thanks, good idea to put the comments here! Done.

Would love to buy one of these printers. Do you think they have all the bugs fix?

So if you bought one ☝️ today! You can say all the bugs are worked out know?

You could just efit in editor and revert changes.. it would process to 4k

Enoch Root I agree. At first I was a bit disappointed with preview unit, but now with final version I can't recommend it enough.

i just ordered one. how can i tell if its a preview unit or a good one before running it?

Did you receive it? Did anycubic make any significant changes until then?

Thank you so much! Wish you all the best mate and thank you for stopping by.

Definately! I just ordered my Chiron. Anxious to try it out!

@@mamute290595 How is it?

@@maliksworld8467 It's pretty good. I have printed about 3 kg of filament with it so far. I won't say it was flawless because it is my first 3d printer. With that said, I am really satisfied with the results. Haven't had any major issues so far. I have printed a lot of tight fitting parts and holes to make brackets for automotive components. I printed ABS and ASA with it and had very little problems. Just got a kit with different nozzles and I am about to try them out. The 0.4mm nozzle doesn't make much sense to use on larger prints since it takes forever to print.

The Happy Extruder Thanks man! I agree. Good to see you man! Stay Awesome too! :)

@Dave N that is awesome to hear that. I'm going to buy it from Aliexppes is cheaper then Amazon.

Do you like the printer?

@@Roar.k yes I do, 😊

@@jenovaizquierdo Nice i will buy one tho

@@Roar.k nice I hope you enjoy it.

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Nice! Thanks for the info.

Thank you!

You welcome Cobus! I believe Banggood should have final version by know. My preview version was from July 2018.

That's kind of the problem with UKposts sponsored review, they often get some improve and well tuned printer that end paid customer don't get to enjoy... The Jgaurora A5 is for example praised by every UKpostsr but produce awful print.

The chiron arrived a few hours ago. Thanks for the review again

Dufisthenics Why not. I don't use ABS that much but PETG and TPU(flex) very often. Get some PETG and give a shot. It's easy to print just as PLA just lower the cooling fan to 50%.

@@NexiTech It's because I probably never knew best settings. I will try using the settings you listed in the video. I have some PetG and ABS that are collecting dust because I never could get them to print correctly. If you had cura profiles for each it would be awesome.

But I did post print profile for CURA and S3D in video description when I upload this video. It seems that nobody look in video description :D Go with PETG. ABS can be pain to print with all 3d printers that are not enclosed.

@@NexiTech Yes I saw that thanks. Have you had any of the common failures yet on your Chiron? My hot bed cable just broke yesterday.

@@Duf Broke?! How the two thick silicon wires can be broken?

Thank you

MrJoaoMsousa I'm glad you like it and thanks for suggestion I will give a try. I had nozzle clogs at 200c but that might be because of 2mm retraction distance. Efter I disabled retraction I got successful prints but I did not try to lower the temperature. I will now :)

Gerrit Schulze You welcomed my friend! Pressure is mine :) Nice! Photon is awesome 3d printer for minituares with outstanding print quality. Well, Tevo flash is the best made 3D printer from Tevo that I tested so far, but it has some ripping isses cousing with high stock acceleration. It's a bit tricky to adjust it but it's very well build 3D printer with quality components . If you compare Tevo flash vs Chiron. Chiron has better print quality out from the box. Very clean print surface, nice even layers and it's almost double the size. Price of Tevo Flash 98% pre-build verison with TMC100,Autolevel,Dual Z cost almost the same as Chiron. If you ask me I would go with Chiron. More bang for the buck :)

@@NexiTech Thank you for taking the time to reply. Yes indeed, I am very happy with the first results from my Photon. Regarding the Chiron, did you have any issues with the extreme long print durations of it. I have seen complaints that it is much slower than other printers in the same segment?

oldslann TMC 2130 stepper drivers will do it :) I try to make video about it.

Thank so much Andrew! I do my best to make quality videos for my subscribers. Photon? Cool! I love it! Now you need one more for big prints :) Well let me tell you. Cr10S is for long time my favorite big scale 3D printer. I love that printer! Its very simple design, easy to maintain and repair. I have my Cr10S for more then a year and I lost count how many hours I have printed on my Cr10S and it still going strong. Very reliable machine. On my Cr10S I have done few upgrades over time. I install 750W AC silicon heater with Solid state relay, stepper dampers, Ultrabase and simple spool adapter... it's still recommend Cr10S to everybody how search 3D printers up to 300mm size. On other hand Chiron is more moderate 3D printer. It has more features like: Touch Screen, Auto level, dual Z sensor switch, It has Ultrabase(No need for adhesive glue, easy to remove prints) Much bigger 400mm build volume, 24V setup with separate 1000W power-supply for heated bed up to 115C (Cr10S can go only up to 85C). Everything is build on the frame so there is no need for external control box, it comes with more advanced Motherboard with replaceable/ upgradable stepper drivers. In the box there is even spare compete hot end and best part Chiron is almost the same price as Cr10S. My vote goes to Anycubic Chiron. More bang for the buck ;)

Nexi Tech I’m looking at getting this printer OR the new Creality cr10s pro which has touch screen and very quiet according to the few reviews out there. What do you think about the cr10s pro?

And then there’s that Tronxy thing... x5sa... looks like Chiron works a lot more reliably than the Tronxy - better quality parts without the need for modifications. I’m changing my x5sa to use a direct extruder. I know there are all those other mods shown in another video but I wonder where it ends up for print quality vs. the Chiron. I guess that print area and price are similar.

Thank you mate! Yes I do prefer Chrion over Cr-10S4.

Would like to see that too

Let me tell you how I easy level my Chiron from the first try: 1) First I run G code (Manual_Leveling) from SD card(printer adjust Z manual offset) 2) I took A4 paper and I level it manually just like any 3D printer. 3) I run G code (Auto_Leveling) from SD card(printer adjust Z offset for auto leveling) 4) Then I attached Probe I select probe from Level many. ( Printer took measurements over the heated bed) 4) I run G command from SD card called Level_test) and watch 5) When printer start printing level test I click on Z offset(all) and lower the Z offset by 1mm then I wait 10-15 sec for printer to apply new command(buffer time) and I did it again until nozzle was very close to the glass then I use 0.05mm distance(just one click on + or -) until I got nozzle to distance where I want it and I click OK. 6) At this point you are basically finished with leveling as the glass is by nature dead flat. But If you for example got warped bed in bad shipping or for some reason is not perfectly flat you just need to watch the printer printing (Level_test) G code a bit longer and as its circles around the glass. If you notice that z offset is to big or small on some place you just need to click on that place(closes to) on the level mash on the screen and then on + or - to adjust it by bit and just continue to watch. Have patience and don't press + or - Z offset like 5 times at once. Printer has buffer and it's not reacting on new Z offset right away. If you do like I wrote you don't need to pause level test print. Just be ready to click on the OFF button if you messed up something and you notice that nozzle is rubbing on ultra base. For the record I only level my Chiron once in this whole video review. 170+ hours printing and still no need to re-level it.

@@NexiTech So basically what you're saying is that it DOESN'T have AUTO levelling after all No wonder nobody videos are showing it. :-/

@@NexiTech Thanks for that last explanation. I've seen a lot of bed leveling videos on the Chiron. Most people having a lot of headaches trying to level it. This gives me a bit of confidence on buying a Chiron, everything else is really nice, especially that "magic" bed. I believe that's the feature that beats Creality. And now with this new Chiron frame this is just a no-brainer between the chiron and any other cr-series printer. But, that's just my opinion. I had a bad experience with an anycubic i3 mega but this Chiron seems to be a whole different level

Thank you! You can get them here. goo.gl/6FvTir I have order these and test them. They are very good. You can print any filament with these nozzles as they are made from hardened steel.

André de Vries For some strange reason UKposts won't let me to replay to your comment. I try many times and without success. Let this one be a test.

Hi André! You can use high temperature resistant cotton 3mm sheets and glue it with silicon. These sheets are best, no smell or anything and they can last forever:) I leave link in video description. Good luck with your Chiron. Take care Nexi

Thank you Michael, Sorry I can't confirm that as I never test runway protection on my printer and I sold my Chiron few weeks back for lacking space in my home.

Thanks for the reply. Do you still recommend this printer for an extra large format or is there something better out now with a 400x400 plate?

Michael Rogan Yes I do, I think that Chiron is very good large scale 3D printer and well worth of money.

@@NexiTech thank you based on your review and recommendations i will buy. Cheers.

Is the print quality better on Chiron?

PLA temps are listed on the spool of the PLA. Retraction settings will very by printer, even identical models. Try 7mm distance at 50mm speed.

Nope. They pop out from Ultra-base when it cools down. You might have like 5 min max to continue the print after power is lost. But what I do like is when the filament is run out, printer pause printing and it keeps temperature steady until you change the filament and click on continue.

skaltura No problem. It was 20% infill, 4 top and 3 down layers. Well i didi not race here :) Obviously printer with less mass on heated bed will be faster and should produce better print quality but also Tevo Tornado has salmon skin issue and Chiron don't.

Tornado does not have salmon skin if you just tune it, crank the vref up to max and it's gone, looks very similar to your chiron prints, maybe even a little bit better quality :) Also later Tornados come with MKS Gen-L which gets rid of it as well. Tornado bed is large tempered glass panel with heat insulation, so quite a lot of mass there too, but really it comes to the steppers and how sturdy the frame is. CR-10 S5 is just awful in that regard, very hard to get a decent print out of stock S5 :( and the mass is immense. How many perimeters did you have, just 1?

Thank you! :) Here is the one that i use amzn.to/2Tlz2UB Keep in mind that I got to use 220V to 110v AC converter as I live in Sweden, Not sure where you live... BTW platform is puling only 4w :D

Norway here ;-) @@NexiTech

Hi Dirk, Nope not at all. You can't feel 24V DC electricity by hand like that. Make sure that your ground on the wall plug is working. That has to be the main AC leakage for some reason or lack of the ground. Use the AC Electrical Tester Pen and touch on the same place to see is it AC voltage. If so unplug printer from the wall and re-check the AC cable using multi meter, then lift the printer on the side and take 4 screws from the control box bottom plate to access the components and check all the wires visually for any loose ones. Working Ground is very important to have in home wall socket.

Nexi Tech thank you very much. Done and feel Safe now :)

Gratnak I think all the Chirons now are updated models. Sense I test and review 3D printers the Anycubic send me on of the first pre-production units. It was long time ago and I think there is nothing to worry about now.

Pete Gray You can select CR10 S4 and then edit profile.

@@NexiTech thanks. have you installed any of the mods on your chiron? I have just put an x axis which has reduced noise a lot but not sure how you have mounted them on the z axis? Any pictures or videos showing your mods would be amazing.

Matt Eastman Yes, that's what Anycubic said. They have noted all issues that I have reported with my first Chiron video. They even leaved comment in my other video.

Wow that looks great! Nice job.

Thanks!

Probe leveling is far more superior. Do it once and you don't need to level the printer for a long time.

Max Klimeš They are both good 3D printers but very different style. Delta VS Cartesian. Very hard to debate between these two as they are very different from each other. I myself like alot Delta style 3D printers. Deltas are fast, very cool design and they have unique sound when they are printing. On other hand standard Cartesian 3D printers are usually more reliable in long turn as bearing wheels typically last longer then joins on delta arms. Some people use rubber band's between arm joints which in some cases prolongs the arm joint's life span. Other then that delta style 3D printers really rocks and I personally would choose Anycubic Predator over the Chiron.

@@NexiTech Okay, thank you, I'm going to buy the Predator. Keep up the great vids, you're probably the best 3DP youtuber of them all, love you!