ANYCUBIC Vyper 3D Printer - Unleash Your Creativity in 3D Printing

Ivan G: Me gusto mucho su calidad y aunque es nueva venia con una conexión rota que no afecta en su funcionamiento.

Mexico on Mar 30, 2023

Antonio J.: The media could not be loaded.  Solo tengo 2 semanas con esta impresora y ya no funciona 👎🏽.
Al principio funcionaba muy bien imprimí la impresión de prueba del búho y otra pieza que yo necesitaba y salieron perfectas y desde hace 3 días estoy tratando de imprimir y no deja de marcarme este error, y por tanto no imprime nada. Ya revisé todo el cableado y todo está en orden. ¿Como ahí que?

Mexico on Feb 28, 2023

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Mexico on Feb 19, 2023

Paul A. Kohn: I received the Vyper 3d Printer within 2 days after I purchased it! Beforehand, I did a bit of reading and comparing. There are some real benefits to buying the Anycubic Vyper 3d (not to be confused with reviews on the Anycubic Kobra which is not as automated). The first print I tried worked out great and the owl (included on the SD card) looked pretty awesome! The total setup time was about an hour or so. There were a few things I had to redo on the setup but they were mostly my fault for not reading the guide better. There are only about a dozen (easy) steps total to the entire setup. I fully agree with the reviews I read about this being one of the best and easiest to use 3d printers. Once I was done, it all made sense.

Here are a few tips to help with your setup:

1. You may want to order 1 or 2 (standard PLA) filaments with the 3d printer. Included is a small roll of filament that isn't on a spool. Trust me, you'll appreciate this when you get ready to do your first 3d print. I purchased a gold PLA standard filament which looks pretty nice once the object is printed.

2. There are a few tools included but personally I would get a better putty knife and a...

United States on Feb 13, 2023

CindyCindy: 3d printer

Let me know if this sounds like you. You might be a computer wiz, a tech geek, or overall nerd like myself, most of us have looked into 3d printers. We're hobbyists though, and can't justify spending thousands for something we may never use after setting it up. That curiosity "itch" never went away, so you watch prices for it to come down go a reasonable price range......well this is that point. For under $200 you can get a top of the line printer to finally play around with. If you're just starting out I highly recommend the PLA Filament style printer because it's the most beginner friendly. The other style of printer does provide higher quality, but at the cost of requiring hazardous chemicals in the creation process. With the purchase of the Vyper 3d printer, it came with the test file to create the owl seen here. 4 Stars! Hope you find this review and pictures helpful! Reasonably priced and easy for newbies!

United States on Oct 22, 2022

Antauri: La verdad me ha encantado, puedes realizar todo tipo de proyectos, hasta ahora no he tenido problemas para imprimir cosas

Mexico on Jul 22, 2022

Steve Thatcher: Anycubic designed a new upgraded printer, but blew it for the hotend. I actually am still deciding whether or not I will keep it. What is not clear in the listing is that it has a proprietary hotend. It is a mix of a volcano bottom and a top that is (I believe) V5 sized. The downside of that you are at the mercy of Anycubic for replacements (one other company has a replacement but its reviews are not exactly favorable). You can not substitute any of the standard V6 hotends in case you ran into a problem later. Of note, the top is customized with two holes which allows the hotend mounting to be made to a strain gauge (they are used to weigh items on a scale). Anycubic uses the strain gauge to detect the nozzle "lightly touching" the bed in 16 different locations when you run the leveling. I am not sure why they decided to make the strain gauge interface proprietary other than to force people to buy replacements from them. I would consider Vyper open source except for this major issue. Another strange choice is that when leveled, you can set a Z offset (PETG needs to be up a bit from the bed), but the smallest steps are 0.05mm. With a 0.002mm Z resolution I would have expected...

United States on Feb 12, 2022