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I am pleased to see your review of the Chiron. I love Anycubic, despite the silly name. I've had several Anycubic printers, a Mingda Rock Pro 3 and a Tevo Little Monster. The Tevo and Mingda were for specific projects and I considered them 'consumable' items like drill-bits, band-saw blades, glue or taps. Anycubic, I consider to be a good screw-driver! Anycubic: My first three were i3 Mega (wore the first one out, an upgrade 'ooops' killed the second one, gave away the third one to a kid getting started) Had one of their larger Kossel designs, don't recall the name. Wore out the push-rod bearings in a short time, junked it. i3 Mega X was the last Anycubic I had for a while. I like the tri-gorilla controller; Arduino and me go way back, so I have been 'tampering' with Marlin 2.0 firmware...fun! Tevo: Little Monster: it worked, project was completed, donated printer to school. It must have been a decent printer; I can't think of any 'gotcha' moments. Mingda: Favorite printer in terms of 'gadgeteering', least favorite to use. I invested so much effort getting it to work right, I hated scrapping it. I will setting up a brand new (third revision?) Anycubic Chiron next week. Got another big project; an AX2 hard-suit, which by crazy coincidence is my own design. search "ax2 hard suit stl files", hosted on Prusa. Hey, I might need a home for the Chiron when I am done in a few months...know anyone in Western Washington? In under four years I've gone through about >75 pounds of PLA and PETG...printers come to me to get worked to death!

Mine just arrived. My first printer. Blown away by it. Amazing. Great review, by the way!

I decide to buy this one after watch your review !! thank you so much !! 😍

0.6 and 0.8 tips are the way to go with large prints! You could use a 1.0 or 1.2, but you might need a volcano hot-end for that!

I see your box from Anycubic came in as good shape as mine.

Bought the Anycubic Photon S last week. Its great for printing out minatures like warhammer 40k stuff, but the printing base plate is the size of an iPhone. So I decided to buy this printer so i can print buildings and larger terrain. Should receive this next week in the mail. Very excited!

Good job I want to ask about settings on cura ? Thanks

A good printer for sure, the Ultrabase is a fantastic print surface, clean off with window cleaner and it works a treat. The Titan clone extruder however, is garbage and causes all sorts of extrusion issues, especially on longer prints, I swapped mine for a genuine E3D Titan. Totally agree on bed levelling, I fit a hardened 0.6mm nozzle to avoid needing to change it often.

I run 1 printer at .4 for detail, and another with 1mm nozzle at .6mm layers... quality is STUNNING at even that resolution... Dont hesitate to make the move to a bigger nozzle, its way way way worth it.

what program is used to manufacture your model on the computer and then pass it to print?

How far out from the front and back does the build plate move when it's printing all the way out to the ends? It looks like it pulls the top/bottom to the middle, so do you need to allow an extra 200 mm if it'll be near a wall?

Hi! Nice video,,,I bought the Chiron about a year ago and I did a lot of projects but last week it was my first time to try and print with PETG and for some reason it's a fail every time just at the start of the project.If you plan to use PETG and make a video with the settings in Cura etc,,, that would be great. Thanks

Ok, for understanding of the 115-230 v switch. If you are in a 115 area and you power it up on 230, nothing will be damaged, ever. If you are in a 230 area and you have it set to 115, you can destroy all you electronics. All of it.

What happened to the vase print at time stamp 23:42? Did it stop in the middle of the print?

What exact filament does the printer need?

What no live unboxing? Lol, sorry I love your reviews, but couldn't resist the comment. After spending so much on another project you were recently involved with, I shouldn't have laughed so much, but your review had me cracking up for days. I could tell you was so frustrated, but you handled it very professionally!

Soooo how long did the vase and etower take to make? If its a big project, its going to take some time doesnt really help

how long did it take to print the vase?

very helpful

Hello where can i buy a motherboard of a chiron

I got the anycubic C for Christmas. Trying to get it leveled and ready to actually print is very stressful. Any tips? I’m brand new to all of this.

If something goes wrong, is customer support available and reliable?

I didn't get extra wheels, the smaller filament portions or the extra/different nozzles

What are the overall dimensions of the printer: not counting the spool, and counting the spool? Also, are you planning to go with the silent drivers?

when you run out of filament, do you remove whats remaining and put in a new roll or do you stick the new roll to push the remaining? would that work? i've never tried.

I am considering buying this as my first printer. *Got a few questions. Is it a M6 nozzle? Any hardware upgrades or such you guys would recomend to purchase with the machine to upgrade it right on the get go?

if you want a cheap easy and fast volcano upgrade buy a new Anycubic Vyper hotend. £16 all in. You'll need to print some Z adjusters a longer cooling nozzle and swap the heatsink. But no soldering!

Any recommendation on a 0.8mm nozzle? Just ordered the Chiron yesterday and will need a 0.8mm nozzle.

Very cool!

Buenas tardes muy buen video, tengo esa impresora pero mis impresiones no son buenas, tiene alguna recomendación de parámetros que puedo usar para imprimir piezas medianas.

You mentioned manually leveled it. Did you try the auto leveling?

Have you had any issues with suddenly stopping in the middle of a print and cutting off all heat?

Hey guys do you think this would be a good printer to probably print like forearm casts?

This is my next printer

So 1 year in just wondering if this printer have any fire hazard issues? As a 3D printer expert I tend to wait a year for this new setups get into the market and field tested before jumping into it.

I hope you can help me with a question. My husband and I purchased the Chiron...mostly based on your review. There is one really weird thing about it and we can't seem to get AnyCubic to respond to us. As you know, you have to use an SD card in order to print files. The weird thing is that the printer seems to keep all print jobs in a memory. We remove the file from the SD card after printing, but when we go to print another item, we have to scroll through all the previous print jobs before we can find what we want to print. We can't select the previous jobs, as they are no longer on the SD card, but it is quite annoying to have to scroll through a list of files. Do you have any idea how we can remove the print history? Thanks.

is this printer still treating you well?

I just received mine. Bought it on hibid.com for just $180. I got the exact setup as you guys with all the extra supplies. So excited to enter into this hobby. Really enjoyed your video.

Hi guys, I would like to buy a 3D printer, with a larger print volume, and so far had the Artillery Sidewinder X1 in mind. Now I also watched the test of the Artillery on your channel and it was highly praised :) This video made me aware of the Chiron and I am now faced with a difficult decision ..... In the meantime a few months have passed, perhaps with a few more more experiences. How would you actualy comment on a comparison test between the two devices? What would be your choice and for what reason? Many thanks

they opened the box upside down 🤷🤦

i just order one from amazon .

Based on your and a few other largely positive reviews, I was very tempted to purchase this but haven’t yet after being repelled by a surprising number of Amazon customers (some very experienced in 3D printing) issuing blistering reviews documenting various problems ranging from needlessly annoying to safety hazards. Those issues resulted in those printers being returned or turned into large paperweights. Thus I wonder, why the discrepancy between what you and they reported? Did you miss problems that may have surfaced with more extensive use? Are roughly one in six of these printers defective? Or perhaps were there problems that have subsequently been corrected? Relevant to that, some of their reviews came well after yours.

why is your website not secure?

What!? Mine didn’t come with any extra colored filaments

FYI, y'all ever heard of the bugatti chiron car? yeah, that's how you pronounce chiron

I want to buy a 3D printer and would like to know the best one a beginner should start with before going big?

Sheer-on

Price is so low or is rediculous, price should go up over time.

TomAto... Tommato, who cares. I thought it was pronounced sherone, like the Bugatti super car. Anyway, back to the vid.

Buyers beware anycubic took 50 days for them to tell me I wasn't going to be able to get my package it was lost

hi guys l have just subed to your channel, i also bought the beast too lol

Since the filament along with the machine is garbage, why don't you use a non-garbage filament to do the test.

I would not say this is a good beginners printer. It's to big and slow for that. A Anycubic Mega is way faster, easier to use and it's build volume will print more then 90% of the things you would like to print. The Chiron is a good printer (I also have one) but it's mostly only good for big prints that you don't like to slice in parts like masks and helmets. And the printer that you don't mind having to print for days somewhere in the back. A 0.8 nozzle is a indeed good option here. For big prints with a 0.4 nozzle that's way faster then the Predator is a good option.

OH YOU ARE SO AMERICAN. LOL. Nothing wrong with that. So, I got mine from them like 3 years ago, came with a cracked bed (Very corner, like 1in by 1in), they shipped out a new one, should have kept that SD CARD or cloned it, since the AUTO-LEVEL program that was on that one, was 100% proper and worked well. The new updated version that came with the new machine (I had to send the whole thing back, which if I remember correctly, they paid for, I mean STELLAR customer service). But the new auto-level program is CRAP. Like the old one, the screws were moving on their own, the print arm was adjusting by itself, it was NEAT. NEW ONE nothing. I don't think it's the machine, think it's the code going to the machine.

😲🔥💕👌👍

This printer is so SLOW, it takes 25 days 24/24h print for a 400x400x450mm object with 5% fill at 0.3layer height 60mm/s max speed (3x more the time of a 10years old Makerbot would do). Resume function just knock out your large model partial print (was never tested correctly). Many Firmware Bugs when doing indenpendant X-Y-Z calibration, Z calibration need to be done last of else it bugs out (goes haywire). No position indicator LCD screen on manual adjustment making resume height impossible to estimate correct machine height. Resume function does not let time to remove debris (no confirmation, just runs and destroy)...This is an unsafe printer, don't recommend at all. When Preheating, there is no timeout...just runs forever!

That first print is shit. My prusa mk3 was printing flawlessly out of the box and it came with a full roll of quality filament.

Pronounced “sheeron”.

My friend, I truly appreciate what you do. We are looking for reviewers, would you like to review Longer's 3D printer & laser engraver?