this was a very satisfying project. Building things like this with my son are a great bonding experience. building it solo can also be very satisfying. This is my second Tronxy printer. This particular model has a much larger format and some built in features that make it easier to run.the bed level sensor helps to speed up the process of setting up to print. The glass bed prevents warping. You may see that I use tape and you can note that I also use glue stick. I do this to make sure I protect the surface and make the piece easier to remove from the print surface.We spent a weekend building and then spent about 45 minutes to get the first print from the system. The first print was one of the supplied Tronxy test prints and it turned out fine. My next 2 prints were standard benchmark prints: The first was the Benchy model. everything was as clean as expected. the 3rd print was a lot more challenging for most printers and this was an overall 3D printer file. This file tests most if not all aspects of a 3D printer functionality. if you look at the last proto provided the resolution is spot on. Overhangs are clean and text is clean.This is a quality printer and the price was exactly what I was looking for. The frame is solid print quality is exactly as expected. I have yet to start printing my large format projects but this will be starting soon.Tronxy printers have a quality you can trust at a price you can afford.

Let’s get this out of the way, the Tronxy X5SA Pro is huge! It took me a while to get it put together, update the firmware, and get some calibration prints going. It needed a firmware update as soon as I got it started up but Abby at Tronxy was very helpful in getting me the right stuff. The bonuses here are the responsive touch screen, auto bed leveling, textured glass bed, and print bed size. I can’t wait to get started making some bigger prints!

This is my second X5SA-400.I am happy with them. The performance is great.Assembly time is really short compared with other 3d printers, due to the assembly manual, and experience from Tronxy customer service.Titan extruder is Ok, a little bit heavy, but maybe a later conversion to Orbiter extruder will be great.Rigidity and architecture is great too.I made a Z axis sync improvements, and I highly recommend it.I installed Octoprint on a Raspberry Pi 3A, and works perfect.I am still learning how to improve the adhesion on the Lattice Glass bed, my previous Tronxy X5SA-400 has a steel magnetic build plate.The improvement with the black sensor is great!

This is my second X5SA-400.I am happy with them. The performance is great.Assembly time is really short compared with other 3d printers, due to the assembly manual, and experience from Tronxy customer service.Titan extruder is Ok, a little bit heavy, but maybe a later conversion to Orbiter extruder will be great.Rigidity and architecture is great too.I made a Z axis sync improvements, and I highly recommend it.I installed Octoprint on a Raspberry Pi 3A, and works perfect.I am still learning how to improve the adhesion on the Lattice Glass bed, my previous Tronxy X5SA-400 has a steel magnetic build plate.The improvement with the black sensor is great!

The value for the money was good. It is very much a kit. If you have experience from a prior build and want to explore core xy printing and want a bigger build volume, this is a good kit.I say that prior experience is important because I had to bump the Vref voltage to the Z stepper drivers to get it to work properly. Otherwise, the build was pretty straight forward. You should watch a few videos on the build on YouTube to get familiar with it. I would highly suggest investing in a set of 20 or so 2040 corner brackets with t-nuts and screws included to help square up the frame and add rigidity. They are cheap and easy to install.The GoodThe printer is very quiet as it has TMC2225 stepper drivers.The linear rails for the XY gantry are very sturdy and smooth moving.The heated bed warms up very quickly owing to the 24V power supply.It has a large print volume.It is not built with any 3D printed parts.The aluminum extrusions make it very sturdy.The BadI had to adjust Vref to the Z stepper driver. Not horrible, but that is why I say you should have some prior knowledge and experience.If you want to add a second extruder or have independent Z drivers so that you can use G34 to sync both sides of the build plate, you will need a new mainboard and install Marlin yourself (which is pretty easy to do these days). The mainboard that it ships with only supports 1 extruder. I will probably do this later.I had to give it a 4 instead of a 5 because of the Vref Z stepper motor problem.This was not in the manual and online help did not cover this topic.It is a good value.It can be made much better with the plentiful mods available from Thingiverse and the various user groups online.

This printer was a blast to put together. Instructions were ok but it was good to watch a few videos for tips on installation. My first print came out excellent as seen in the picture.

This printer was a blast to put together. Instructions were ok but it was good to watch a few videos for tips on installation. My first print came out excellent as seen in the picture.

This is my first printer and so far I really like it. If you cannot assemble anything you may want something else. Here is what I did I went to you tube and they will tell you how to assemble it. The instructions that come with it are useless. I did have to shim the drive unit for the Z axis because the screw drive was in a bind. Leveling the bed is another thing. I just tightened the knobs all the way to bring the bed down and then went from there leveling it. The magnetic mat is well useless, I get the idea but getting anything to really bond to it is not so good. I recommend you go ahead and get a glass bed and some adhesive for your print. You do get a good amount of extras with the kit. You really cannot go wrong with this printer just be patient in your assembly. I will be upgrading parts which I do with everything I buy. Very easy to print with.

I have been looking at 3d printer of large size and rigid construction for a while now and finally decided it was time to buy one.Assembly took a little while but the instructions were clear. I am good at reading instructions and electronics so I build this without help of others. I see YouTube videos also that show step-by-step installation to supplement the instructions. Be sure to follow instructions and make sure everything is level and align. The setup is a commitment, so be prepared to devote the necessary time to do it right. The bearings for the belt are very nice fixed rollers instead of washers like the older model. The belts are high quality. it took some adjustment but wasn't a terrible process to do. I spend about 5 hours to assemble.Manu is good and clear. So far I have only used the SD to print. I have done only a handful of small projects. What i can say so far is this printer is nice. Very quiet operation and components move smoothly as you would expect.The printer parts look and feel like good quality so I expect it last quite some time. the screen also reacts as expected with no lag.As other review has suggested there is also good Facebook community for this brand. Excited to start playing more with this and getting creative to see what I can create. So many cool projects out there!

Best filament printer on the market but I wish it did come with Different size nozzles

Ok this is my first printer and I am a hands on person.you have to build it and the instructions are pretty good.i did a test print which turned out good and currently doin my first project print.

This 3D printer has massive capacity. You can print very large projects in it. The touch screen is very responsive, and the software is very easy to use. I had my minor issues quickly resolved by the tech support over email (all I needed to do was update the firmware). The printer really likes .gcode files. The included tools and parts are sufficient to set up the printer, plus several spare hardware pieces. There are YouTube videos that show step-by-step installation to supplement the instructions. The setup is a commitment, so be prepared to devote the necessary time to do it right. The bearings for the belt are very nice fixed rollers instead of washers like the older model. The belts are high quality. I found that the Bowden tube needs to be quite deep into its socket to get adequate feed without clogging. Overall, a great 3D printer for even a novice (who is willing to put it together).

 As a beginner in the 3D printing world I’m seriously loving this machine. It took me about a day to put together which I wasn’t expecting but once it was all assembled, it worked like a dream. I’m impressed with the quality of this machine as well as how quiet it is while it prints. I will be recommending this to my friends

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 As a beginner in the 3D printing world I’m seriously loving this machine. It took me about a day to put together which I wasn’t expecting but once it was all assembled, it worked like a dream. I’m impressed with the quality of this machine as well as how quiet it is while it prints. I will be recommending this to my friends

 What is not to like with this printer? This thing is big and very well put together. It comes with everything you need and more. It has built auto bed leveling which makes thing much easier to setup. The bed can handle PLA and PETG, that black print on my picture shows how well the petg sticks and less stringy. Can print fast and big volume. This is the best value you can get out of a 3D printer.

Montage bien expliqué, qualité du produit évidente, réglages simples mais pas faciles. En résumé, une excellente machine avec des résultats plus que bluffants. je recommande cette imprimante X5SA PRO