Fully Automated 3D Printer Upgrade - 3DQue Quinly Review

While there are many systems to control your 3d printer through a web interface, you still have to manually take the finished prints of the buildplate before you can start a new print. 3DQue tries to solve this with the Quinly system. It is both, the hardware you need to easily release the finished prints, as well as the software to schedule upcoming prints for multiple connected printers. While it is not cheap, if you have the right application for it, it can dramatically increase the productivity of your machines and mean that you can achieve the same number of prints with far fewer machines. However, it is also not without it's querks, so in this video, I tell you what the whole experience is like.

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00:00 Introduction
01:12 What is Quinly?
03:37 Hardware Installation
07:42 Software Installation
08:29 Calibration
11:47 Web Interface
18:19 Is it worth it? / Who is if for?
22:08 Will I continue using it?
22:36 Outro

[thatdude]

Really missed You’re videos mate! Good to see you again👍

[theguitardguy]

Why not printing PETG on the textured sheet? Also, as you are aware, when a print starts, the printer extrude a small layer at the front of print bed to regularize pressure in the nozzle. How do you remove this with your solution? Other than that, hats off! You have great ideas!

[MattJonesYT]

Could you get a similar just using a garolite print bed and setting up the gcode to push off the prints using the printer head?

[w-mwijnja]

The Quinly looks cool, but I do not understand their pricing: Why is the Quinly for Prusa $450 and Quinly for Ender 3 only $230 (or $130 if you print some parts yourself)?

[青草维尼]

If you have 20 printers 203dque is $2000, however if you remove your finished prints that only take maybe 20 mins

[senior]

5:43 Please don't sand your PEI sheet, that is very unhealthy.

[williamhuang]

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