E3D Revo Six review, what are the differences?
The Revo Six is an adaption of the V6, so it can be compatible with the rest of the Revo products ( RapidChange, HeaterCore).
Reviews , Tips and Setup
The Revo Six is an adaption of the V6, so it can be compatible with the rest of the Revo products ( RapidChange, HeaterCore).
. These nozzles should make it less painful and much more straightforward making simple maintenance tasks on the hotends, such as cleaning and changing nozzles.
A quick review of the Revo micro from E3d and the default build with the HeaterCore and RapidChange. Let’s see the pros and cons of this hotend body.
A simple guide and first impression on the Revo ecosystem and its product line. Let’s see the RapidChange family!
Today I will review a new exciting product from a well known 3D printing company: E3D! They are liked for revolutionizing hotends throughout history, and this time they did it again with the HC or Heater Core. I will talk about some aspects of this new product that are game-changers, and I will rant about the features that I don’t really like to balance the pros and the cons.
I am pretty sure, at least once, you asked yourself: What is the lowest you can spend to have a quality 3D print. Through my articles, I have always said that are lots of variables that determine the quality of the final product. But, how can you have a performant 3D printer at the lowest cost?
Gyroid infill is another trick to use wisely, which can be really helpful if you want to reinforce the prints without excessive use of material. Moreover, like any natural structure, besides having amazing mechanical properties, it is also beautiful to the eye.
Octoprint works on tiny computers like the raspberry P. It is easy to use and rich in features which makes it very personalizable. Through this mini operating system, we can add all sorts of plugins to have complete control of our printer. You can control it through a web page or directly on your smartphone. Thanks to the numerous apps that exist.
I guess all of you stod there, watching the first layer getting printed and hoping for a perfect “first layer porn”; When we achieve that kind of first layer perfection, other than the satisfaction, we also know that most certainly the print from there will go great! It is well known that the path to achieving a successful print, starts from the first layer, without a perfect first layer we can have all sorts of problems; from bad adhesion to failed supports and many other issues.
It can feel chaotic when trying to figure out the best practices, brands, materials, etc and you can easily become confused. So, why do we need to take into count the quality of PLA brands?