🔊 Enhance Your Creality Printers with 3Dman Stepper Vibration Technology Review

I bought this kit because it had damper AND heatsink. There was no indication that the heatsinks were no longer covered in hot melt adhesive. Seriously, what's the point of buying thermal tape and those heatsinks separately when you can find the same bundle for the same price that you can use right away. I've never seen radiators without glue. Strange. Aside from the heatsinks, the dampers appear to be of decent quality. Two stars for half the product I paid for.

I would like to rate the dampers separately from the rest of the kit. So far I have an X-Stepper and a Y-Stepper on my CR-10 S5. I have no idea how hard the E and 2x Z will work, I'll find out another time. The shock absorbers took a lot of noise out of the engines. The audio is now much softer in volume and pitch of the hum. The printer is in the attic in the central part of my house before it was even audible in the garage. Now I'm sitting next to it, and other than high-speed fill passes, I…

When I recently bought my first 3D printer here, Geeetech A20M, I was of course very excited. However, the big problem was the noise level during printing. I have it in my office, so if I wanted to print during working hours it would be next to impossible. My office is next to my bedroom, which also meant that the pressure kept me up at night. So I was between a rock and a hard spot. While working on my body, I ordered these shocks along with new pulleys because mine were pressed in (but that's