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Specifications
- Brand Name: Anet
- Model Number: ET5X
- Origin: CN(Origin)
- CE Certification: Yes
- Consumables Diameter: 1.75mm
- Printing Speed: 40-120mm/s
- Bed Temp: 100
- Slice Thickness: 0.1-0.3mm
- Language: english
- Maximum Printing Speed: 120mm/s
- Interface Type: USB
- Color Print Speed: 40-120mm/s
- Fliament: PLA / ABS / TPU
- Slice Software: Cura
- Power Supply: 110-220v
- Maximum Working Speed: 200mm/s
- Precision: 0.1-0.15mm
- Voltage: 110-220V
- Operating System: Windows / Mac
- File Format: STL/OBJ/JPG
- Nozzle Diameter: 0.4mm
- Diameter Temp: 250
- Auto Leveling: No
- Maximum Print Size: 300*300*350mm
- Molding Technology: FDM
- Serial: Anet ET Series 3D Printer
- Model: ET5X
- Printing Technology: FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling)
- Max Printing size: 300*300*40mm
- Structure: Aluminum Alloy frame
- LCD Display: 2.8inch color screen
- Warranty: 12 months for main body
- Name: Anet Large 3D Printer ET5X
- Color: Black&Blue
- Auto Bed leveling: support
- Open Source: Support
Anet 3D Printer ET5X FDM Imprimante 3D With Auto Bed Leveling Large Printer Max 300*300*400MM Support Open Source Marlin
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Product arrived safe and well packed, delivered by DHL Commerce. Learning curve is a bit steep. User Manual is quite brief and need to do a lot of research online. This is expected as this is a DIY 3D Printer. Otherwise all good.
Product arrived safe and well packed, delivered by DHL Commerce. Learning curve is a bit steep. User Manual is quite brief and need to do a lot of research online. This is expected as this is a DIY 3D Printer. Otherwise all good.
I have explored the printer for coming to 2 months soon. Steep learning curve. It can be quite frustrating when stuck with a bad print and not sure where to troubleshoot. But knowing what I know now, that’s expected for any DIY 3D Printers. There is so much to learn and it can also be very fulfilling at the moments when you “figure it out”. Overall, Anet makes good printers. I could find more support and resources for their older printers such as A8. ET5X is relatively new, so the resources will take time to build up. Pros and Cons of being early birds.