This looks right in my price range for my next upgrade. I want a core xy, I’ve been on bed slingers, so this looks good.
Important information needs no excessive words. See the picture. 👇 So, about the early bird price for SV08… ❓ 👉https://landing.sovol3d.com/8XS
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Give credit where credit is due: Sovol donates (pays?) $2 per sold 3d-printer to the voron project and publishes their design as open source.
I’m watching Nero3d’s unboxing stream, he’s saying that Sovol offered donations but the Voron team declined it. Says he’s on the Voron team, but idk if that’s true or not
He is one of the Voron team members. As to the specifics of whether they declined it or if there’s some agreement I’m not sure.
Oh gotcha. I don’t know enough about the project members.
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I didn’t know about the donation part, that’s awesome!
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The next layer has a good video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PlFH9bzdwQs
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Neat! I’ve been looking for an CoreXY for sub 1k. Also open source and fast - very exciting! I’ll wait for the reviews to see if it holds up to the promises.
This will be cheaper than any voron 2.4 kit + 3D printed parts and also fully assembled? Sounds great!
Looks like they’re quoting a one hour build. Having built a 2.4, let me assure you a Voron build is way over one hour. I haven’t dug through the BOM, but this seems like a pretty solid price point. It also gets some things right that the bamboo didn’t implement (like quad z motors should the need for them arise).
Oooh… now the question is… build a voron, or wait for the Sv08 to become available…
Are you in it to tinker with the printer and go through the build or are you in it to print things? For the former, go Voron. For the later, this seems like a good option. My 2.4 build was easily 40+ hours including figuring out what to print, assembly, wiring, etc. That said, if you want to fiddle Voron is great. There are tons and tons of user mods, an active community (discord and Voron design forums), etc. You’ll learn a ton building a printer from a ton of loose parts.
Amazing how that Saturday I set aside to build a Voron2 turned into a weeklong adventure. Then the mods, troubleshooting of mods, ERCF, and building of a Trident consumed so much more time. I guess that is just Voron Life.
It took me over 15 days to build my self-sourced V2.4.
I had crimping PTSD for a while.Getting a wire harness so I didn’t have to crimp all the wires myself is the main reason I ordered a kit instead of self-sourcing.
Yeah but I already had the frame (paid by my previous employer) since the pre-manual days, so I HAD to go self sourced !
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I don’t know anything about 3D printing, but I make stuff all the time. (
As background, I have done casual woodworking for ~20 years, lots of DIY, lots of tinkering with small swappable parts for making home items, I recently started using epoxies and resins to a solid effect. I’m excellent as t learning software, which is really my primary skill everything cognitive relies upon.
Would this be a good entry level device? If no, what do you recommend?
Too soon. It needs reviews. If you’re looking to just get started, find a smaller, cheaper printer that’s a at least 6 months old and has good reviews. Most printer companies send out review units to a bunch of youtubers, so reviews should be easy for a reputable company. Don’t get a great value special from alibaba.
It’s a different skillset than woodworking. It’s very close to manufacturing/process-engineering. (Which I am IRL.) A smaller printer has fewer quirks and any mistakes are going to waste less material. It’s also cheaper, so you don’t spend a lot of money on something if you decide you don’t like it.
Would this be a good entry level device?
Kind of impossible to say right now, it’s not released yet. On paper it seems like a good deal, almost too good at that price point. I wouldn’t buy one until I’ve seen some reviews.
