3D PRINTER OVERVIEW | NOOB TO NOVICE IN TWO WEEKS | FLASHFORGE CREATOR MAX

• In this video, I get hands-on and start printing and going deeper into the functionality of the FlashForge USA Creator Max 3D printer. I test out the capabilities of the dual extruder and try several prints and filaments.
• FlashForge Creator Max is the latest model from FlashForge – your industry-leading manufacturer of 3D printers. Based on the highly acclaimed and award-winning Creator Pro and Dreamer, Creator Max takes precision and quality to a whole new level. Possibilities are endless and we invite you to celebrate the continuation of the legendary Creator Pro and Dreamer with the all-new FlashForge Creator Max.

⏩⏩⏩ PRODUCT LINKS:

FLASHFORGE CREATOR MAX DUAL EXTRUDER 3D PRINTER

FLASHFORGE CREATOR MAX DUAL EXTRUDER 3D PRINTER

⏩⏩⏩FLASHFORGE CREATOR MAX FEATURES & SPECS

Features:
Heated Build Plate
LED screen with a touch screen interface
Enclosed design with Acrylic cover
Temperature control for various filaments
Dual extruder - can print two-color or two-material
Metal frame - provides stability
6.5 mm non-deformation alloy build platform
WiFi Connectivity for Cloud Printing
Latest components used for a higher level of performance and reliability

Specifications:
Principle: FFF
Build Size: 227 x 148 x 150 mm
Print Precision: 0.1~0.2 mm
Extruder Temperature: 240℃
Max. Print Bed Temperature: 120°C (248°F)
Layer Thickness: 0.05~0.5 mm
Nozzle Diameter: 0.4 mm
Nozzle Flow Rate: 24 cc/hr
Filament Diameter: 1.75 mm
Filament Compatibility: ABS, PLA, PETG, Elastic, PLA Color Change, Ultra Strong PLA, PC, ABS Pro, Metal Filled, Wood, PVA, HIPS, High-Speed PLA, Conductive, and Flexible
Positioning Precision: XY: 11 Microns (0.0004 in) / Z: 2.5 Microns (0.0001 in)
Printer Dimensions: 320 x 467 x 381 mm
Carton Box Dimensions: 560 x 415 x 500 mm
Net Weight: 14.8 KG / Gross Weight: 21.5 KG
Software: FlashPrint
File Type: Input STL/OBJ and Output X3G
Input Power: 110V/220V(Adjustable) / 350W
Connectivity: USB Cable/SD Card/Wi-Fi
Language Interface: English, Deutsch, French, Traditional and Simplified Chinese, Polish, Japanese, and Korean
Supports (OS): Windows XP/Vista/7/8 & MacOS X

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[TheBeardedMando]

So much better watching a novice 3d printer video. I learned more watching your video than i ever did watching any others. Great Job!!

[abel]

I just bought this printer around the same time you uploaded this vid! after 5 test prints I'm finally making my 1st project on the Creator Max! Great Advice

[markevens]

I love how happy you are about all this. It makes your videos a joy to watch. I've always got a smile on my face.

[jasoncreech]

3D printing opens up your imagination even more. Keep up the great work.

[BG-rmpp]

Loved the video. Just received my Flashforge Creator Max and looking forward to learning. I'm a total noob.

[adventureskulldraws]

very cool man! thank you for sharing the two material i never thought about making that!

[Djungle]

Greetings from Portugal ! Keep up the good work !

[gojakeog]

I never comment but I love your channel Anthony. always been into creating stuff love the videos and the positive energy keep it up man/ (zenith run is pretty good so far love the splicer? guy)

[antonybrinlee]

I bought the Max last week. Having trouble with the front right portion of the build plate. I can't seem to get the material to adhere correctly on teh first layer. Other corners print fine. Using the red PLA supplied. Tried different fills, speeds, nozzle temperture etc... Still no love. adding a raft fixes it so I am starting to suspect its a warped plate. Anyway, thanks for the video.

[BG-rmpp]

Maybe you have some advice. I hooked up my Flash Forge Creator Max and I was able to print the bendable snake perfectly through Wi-Fi. I used PLA and printed at 200° c for the nozzle and 50° c on the bed. It looked great. I then printed a little bunny for my daughter which mostly looked great but had some rough parts on the face. Next I tried to print a spool holder to hang on the back. About halfway through the infills started looking like strings and not hexagons and the layers were really thin. I canceled the print and tried it with different settings multiple different ways and it seems to get worse. So then I tried to print the same snake again using the exact same numbers and it also failed in the same way as the spool holder. All of the infill looks like string and the Layers are thin and stringy. I'm not sure what has happened. I would appreciate any feedback you can give!

[sm]

I entered the printer familly a few months ago & if you want a serious channel for tips Thomas Salander is your man on Youtube ! Check Yeggi for searching STL, this website is like Google for makers

My best settings for props for PLA are 0.4 Nozzle/0.16mm/205° filament temp/60 bed temp/30% max gyroid infill/70% speed fan/supports if needed on bed only at 80° overhang and if you can slow down your print to 80% on the printer try it.
You should check flow rate too, the basic math for this is flow rate = nozzle size + layerheight (- 0.05°)
Found these tips on prop forums and it turned out really good ; most props now doesnt need any sanding before filler primer so you keep a lot of details on FDM printer

Btw following your for months now, and I have to thank you for decent content on this channel !
cheers from BE

[ohcrazydiamond]

Nice video! Question: didn’t you find the left nozzle lower than the right one when you first did the bed leveling? Thank you! I also use a glass bed and yes the glue stick is a life safer! A must
Looking forward to see the next one!
Cheers and stay safe

[TheWonderboy]

Great video. I can't wait to see what comes out of that 3D printer. I love those star wars buddahs. Keep up the awesome work.

[ThomasFoolery]

U can do cool props for ur series’s WITH THIS

[tcd]

still dont really get why its better than the creator pro tbh