🔧 Anet Precision Aluminum Optimized Compatible: A Game-Changing Product for Precision and Compatibility Review

The printer prints very well, the extruder is similar in quality to Ender 3, the print area is large enough to print protective armor on a Spitz at once) the only drawback of this printer is the auto level, or I didn’t figure out whether it was really junk, it took several days in order to deal with the auto-leveling of the table, the extruder is constantly imprinted into the glass, but after a couple of attempts to set it up, it almost turned out to find the desired level by scrolling the auto

It says "large build volume 440 x 340 x 480 mm", it is actually 220 x 220 x 250 and the auto-leveling did not work. sent back.

I put everything together and it doesn't work very well. As he types, he slowly begins to drift off course and climbs higher. I've recalibrated it several times and it keeps failing. Npw if i want it to work i have to spend money to fix it. Just spend your money on a better printer.

The printer was well packaged. However, it's easy to set everything up when it comes time to print, auto-align, and the like. So. FALSE ADVERTISING. Printer assembly size NOT 440*340*480mm. Actually 220*220*250. The autolevel doesn't work, it just gets stuck at the top and crashes into the bed. When the printer automatically returns to its original position before printing, it will lift and kink the PTFE tube, and sometimes the PTFE tube will actuate the end stop Z. The printer is the noisiest…