Review on 🖨️ Flashforge Guider Pro FDM Printer by Sammie Rodriguez

I print large protopasta carbon fiber prints all the time with this machine running almost non stop 6 days a week with all metal nozzles enhanced with micro swiss wear resistance. In comparison, my much more expensive Raise 3D N2 plus suffers from frequent misfeeds and clogging, and chokes on the same carbon fiber and wood filaments that the Guider 2S easily and consistently extrudes. In terms of service, Tan is amazing, hardworking and helpful, never more than 24 hours before a reply. .Guider 2 Cons: 1 Low max hot-end temp (240°C) limits filament options 2 Single extruder only 3 FlashPrint is not a very full featured slicer so I use Simplify 3D. 5 Slightly louder than similar sized machines 6. Slightly slower to reach higher platform temperatures. Advantages: 1. The fully enclosed and heated platform allows you to reliably print from ABS Nylon etc. Own 9 models of 3D printers including Raise 3D, Zmorph, Monoprice, FlashForge Creator Pro, Ultimaker 3, JG Aurora, Snap and FF Guider 2 The stability of the build platform is inferior to that of Raise 3D