Print Big & Quick-ish for Under $500 - Elegoo Neptune 4 Max

Get ready to make some massive prints with the Elegoo Neptune 4 Max! This giant 3D printer will take your creations to a whole new level. With a magnetic textured PEI build sheet and a build volume of 420x420x420, you'll have plenty of room to bring your ideas to life. Plus, Elegoo even includes two full rolls of filament to get you started. Don't miss out on this epic printer - subscribe now to see it in action!

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[randymay]

3d Printer Filament That I Use:

Amazon 3D Printing Filament:

Editing & Camera Gear:

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[DPrintSOS]

Maaan that thing is massive. Glad to hear the issue was just firmware. Looks like a great choice for you need to go big.

[AlejandroGR]

i want to buy this 3d printer, and i wonder if you got the nozzle clogged already. since some poeple say this happens usually plus the spare part almost non available. by the way, where do you download that dragon? the stl is free? thanks in advance

[TheNextDecade]

I wish I was having your experience, I have two Maxes and Two plusses and none are behaving, all with different quirks, but mostly layer shifting. I'm gonna try the most recent firmware and give it one more chance, but these are so close to going back.

[Holger-ew]

Which firmware version did you use for the test?

[imagesh]

Rather disappointed in the specs for the 4-Max, and the worst part is the bed won't heat past 85c making ABS daunting if not impossible, and the (still) lack of replacement or other larger nozzle sizes frustrating. My 3-Max is AWESOME for ABS (enclosed) and I wouldn't trade that for the world right now... I'm running Mainsail/Klipper and have input shaped it (the hard way of course) and tuned to happy perfection. Your 3-Max review pushed me in that direction early in the year, and with min mods (all metal hot end) and the Klipper firmware it's a production beast.