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Specifications
- Brand Name: Flashforge
- Model Number: Aquila
- Origin: CN(Origin)
- CE Certification: Yes
- Consumables Diameter: 1.75 mm
- Printing Speed: 30-60 mm/s
- Bed Temp: 110
- Slice Thickness: 0.1-0.4 mm
- Language: English
- Maximum Printing Speed: 180 mm/s
- Interface Type: SD
- Fliament: PLA/ABS
- Slice Software: Cura/Voxelmaker
- Power Supply: 115/230v 50/60hz, 350w
- Precision: 0.2
- Voltage: 110-220V
- Operating System: Windows/ Mac
- File Format: STL/OBJ
- Nozzle Diameter: 0.4 mm
- Diameter Temp: 250
- Auto Leveling: No
- Maximum Print Size: 220*220*250 mm
- Molding Technology: FDM
- Machine size: 478*515*625 mm
- Package size: 565*375*215 mm
- Export format: gcode/g/gx
2022 New Arrival Voxelab Aquila DIY Kit 3D Printer Print Size 220*220*250 mm with Resume Printing 3d принтер
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I was missing a part on my printer. I sent an email at 3pm the day I found a missing part. Then by 11pm that night, I had the tracking number for the part that was being shipped DHL express to me in the USA. I received that part in 4 days. I call that GREAT customer service. I am sure there are a few machines, that may be missing parts, or something is broken. I was missing a part on my printer. I sent an email at 3pm the day I found a missing part. Then by 11pm that night, I had a response from the company. I received that part in 4 days. I call that GREAT customer service. There is a very helpful Reddit group, specifically for the Voxel Aquila with more than 100 people, all willing to assist with any issues. They provide the basic tools. The motherboard is a 32 bit board with silent stepper drivers TMC 2208s. The Marlin source code is available on github. It has a glass bed with an Ultrabase. The power supply is a 350Watt power supply
Very nice printer for the price. Prints very nicely out of box. Hot-end fan is loud, but otherwise the machine is very quiet. One of the Z extrusions was drilled, but not tapped on one end, however, I'm a machinist and had an m5 tap on hand, so no problem for me. Things slip through sometimes, so no big deal, but check your parts. It took me a while to figure out the Z lead-screw was tucked inside one of the extrusions as well. I've been printing with it non-stop the past 24 hours though, and out of box print quality is some of the best I've seen with PLA and PETG so far.