Join me as I unbox, assemble, and test the Flying Bear Ghost 6 3D Printer. I'll guide you through the setup process and discuss the pros and cons, based on my experience.
This review covers key steps like bed leveling and filament loading, and my first impressions with the initial prints. I encountered a few hiccups along the way, but overall, the Ghost 6 provides impressive value for its price.
Remember, this printer was provided to my free of charge by Flying Bear, but it is still an unbiased review.
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Happy printing!
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0:00 Intro
0:48 Unboxing
1:52 Manual
2:15 Assembly
4:17 Setup
6:57 First Print
8:44 Benchy & Cali-Cube
11:10 5kg
13:54 FIN
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Music
Peachy - half.cool - • Peachy
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My equipment:
- Main Camera: Panasonic GH5 amzn.to/2WUSb29
- Main Lens: Panasonic 12-35mm f2.8 amzn.to/2WUSfPr
- Lavalier: Røde Smartlav+ amzn.to/2WXGk3b
- Shotgun: Røde VideoMic Pro (1st Gen)
- Main Tripod: Rollei Traveller Carbon amzn.to/2Z5PNs2
- Small Lights: Neewer LED Panel amzn.to/2ArxkvH
- Big Light: Neewer SL60W amzn.to/2WxQIju
- Light Diffuser: Neewer Hexagonal Softbox amzn.to/2Lx7oRu
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