XYZprinting da Vinci Nano w desktop 3D printer , White

Absolute bargain so much cheaper than every other supplier. Good starter printer for avid modeller to start with. No problems so far.

The advertising shows children and suggests that they can easily operate the software and hardware. My 12 year old son wouldn't have stood a chance, luckily I am in IT and set it up for him.

Hmmm. Not sure about this one.On the one hand its compact and easily transportable.Not overly expensive.Easy to assemble.Downside. Software nightmare. Drove me nuts.Took flipping ages.Just don't think its for me.Might be different for you.

Update, three regrettable years on: It has totaled 280 hours of printing and is consigned to scrap now - the Z axis warped after only a few thermal cycles, and as a single injection-molded part with nothing more to support it the top right and bottom left corners (the bearing runners, not the threaded rod sides) now sag down unacceptably under the "weight" of the carriage and hot-end. There are no adjustment facilities to fix this in the hardware whatsoever, because they planned to deal with this in software, which would be great if the printer didn't lose it's memory during each power-cycle. The software, assuming it was working, won't be able to fix the lack of belt tension on the X and Y axis, both of which are now shockingly out of tolerances on my printer, meaning that if you can get the printer to want to print and the part actually flat with respect to both the bed and the Z-frame, it still produces odd results and wonky circles.On the basis of the Z-axis frame flaws that are now apparent I've removed another star. I'd remove even the lowly single star if I could, since this thing is as good as e-waste. It's a shame, because the form-factor was great.---Where to start? I'll try the few good points first. I'm not hugely impressed with it.The good:* It's small. Fits neatly into a corner of my desk.* It was relatively cheap for a fully-assembled product.* Auto levelling actually works?! I had a failed first print until I ran it through auto-levelling, and this was actually intuitive and useful.* After setting it up, prints weren't completely awful, but this honestly depends on what you're printing, and how well it's been set up. Pay attention to bed levelling, and ensure there's something to ensure good bed adhesion such as masking tape on the bed.The bad:* The software. OUCH. You need to sign-up to download it as per the manual, and it took ages to download. You can't source it from elsewhere, it *must* be from XYZprinting's site which was just SLOW. Once open, it couldn't detect the printer and much fiddling with the settings was required for the printer to even show up at all. I couldn't even rotate the view of the models in it once I eventually got it to work. Good luck with this.* Doesn't work with alternative software. Unless you want to put a new controller board in, but you might as well make your own printer from scratch if that's the case.* The filament with DRM-style lock-in. Mine came with a free reel of filament, but nothing prepared me for the shock as I investigated the filament closer. NOTHING in the product listing told me to expect DRM-style chips in the filament, meaning in layman's terms, you can only load genuine XYZprinting filament into it. It will refuse to work with any 3rd party filament, beware! If I wasn't stubborn and want to find a bypass for this, I would just send it back as this was not something I was told about!

easy to use nice prints but third party filament no go expensive filament from none third party filaments

The printer arrived very neatly packaged, with any loose components securely held down with blue tape. Set-up took about 10 minutes, following the guide supplied with the printer, and was straight forward. Once we had downloaded the printer software we were able to load the printing filament (our printer came with green), and quickly designed our first model to print ( a simple cube). The printer doesn’t waste filament by printing objects completely solid instead it creates a sort of internal honeycomb structure. The finished objects still feel solid. Printing a cube with sides of about 1.5cm took about 25 minutes. Larger, more complex objects obviously take longer. Noise levels when printing are low, and there was no detectable odour from the filament as it was extruded. Although the filament is heated up to a high temperature, electricity consumption barely increased on our Smart meter. You can either use the provided software to make your own models or there are many websites offering free models to print – we have made a whistle, cars, and various jointed animal models! It is advised that you use the recommended filament with the printer. We did try using some filaments that we had from a 3D printing pen – these worked too with a little bit of recalibration in the software. As an introduction to the world of 3D printing I consider this to be a very good piece of kit.

The media could not be loaded. IL PROBLEMA NON È LA STAMPANTE,LEGGILa stampante in sè funziona bene,è carina e trasportabile.Non è molto rumorosa e potete sentirlo dal video.Nella foto potete vedere la prima stampa fatta,assolutamente plug & play senza regolazioni,che si possono fare dal software di stampa di XYZ.Per averla pagata poco più di 120€ va benissimo.Ma ho dovuto renderla.Ho ordinato 2 volte il filamento PLA tough NERO Originale xyz,la macchina usa SOLO filamenti originali che hanno un tag NFC per essere letti dalla macchina.In entrambi i casi il tag NFC era assente e quindi il filamento inutilizzabile.Pensateci bene prima di acquistarla perchè senza filamento non ci fate nulla.

Questa stampante è buona per accostarsi al mondo delle stampanti 3d perchè il prezzo è molto accessibile.La qualità di stampa non è eccellente ma, considerando la fascia del prodotto, sicuramente adeguata.Il software è abbstanza completo e, una volta inviata la stampa alla stampante, il PC può anche essere disconnesso e la stampante continua grazie alla sua memoria interna. Non avendo un display gli stati sono visualizzati dal led, ovviamente in caso di errore le cause possono essere visualizzate solo riconnettendo il PC.

se crean como bultitos en el mateiral imprimido lo que impide que el extursor se mueva bien cuando vuelve pasar por esa zona decalibrando completamente la impresora durante la impresion.

Ein kompakter 3D-Drucker mit einem großartigen Preis-/Leistungsverhältnis. Da er automatisch zu kalibrieren ist, kann man ohne Rumfrickeln sofort losdrucken - alles Notwendige ist dabei, selbst eine Spule PLA. Die Ergebnisse können sich sehen lassen: die Schichtflächen sind sauber gestapelt, selbst druckraumfüllende Produkte gelingen gut. Man sollte auf jeden Fall gleich zu Beginn eines der mitgelieferten Klebepads auf dem Glastisch anbringen (ist kein doppelseitiges Klebepad -> rumknibbeln zwecklos - PLA haftet auf der Oberfläche). Auf Thingiverse.com gibt es viele Vorlagen zum Ausprobieren von Drucker und Software (64 Bit-Betriebssystem (Win/Linux/OSX) ist Pflicht).Nachtrag: inzwischen weiß ich, dass XYZ-Filamentspulen einen NFC-Chip mit diversen Informationen z.B. über Farbe, Verarbeitungstemperatur und auch über den Filamentverbrauch enthalten. D.h. einerseits, dass der Drucker optimal vom Hersteller auf das Verarbeiten des Filaments konfiguriert werden kann, andereseits, dass man auf Filamentspulen von XYZ-Printing zurückgreifen muss - sofern man nicht den (kostenlosen!!!) Weg im Netz findet, um die Daten der Spule z.B. mit einem NFC-fähigen Smartphone (Android) zu manipulieren (für einen Maker sollte das keine Hürde sein ;).

Se cercate qualcosa per divertirvi ogni tanto, per i bambini anche, è ok, specialmente perchè il lettino su cui stampa non scalda e rimane freddo. Se volete utilizzarla come business (rivendere gli oggettini che producete) sappiate che è lentissima (per stampare un oggetto di dimensioni 9 cm x 6 cm x 5mm impiega circa 2 ore) e fa molto rumore e non è molto precisa. Un giocattolino ben fatto.