FLASHFORGE Adventurer 5M 3D Printer, 600mm/s High-Speed 3D Printer with Auto Leveling, Quick Release Nozzle and PEI Plate, 8.7 x 8.7 x 8.7in for Rapid Prototyping

This is my 4th printer, i have 3 others and out of the 3 ive only managed to print 1 cricut mat hanger, ive never been able to level them properly. Was recommended this printer and myself, my husband and my som love it so far. It was literally plug and play, other than taking out a few transit screws and loading tye filament, which was so easy and everything is all on the screen to guide you. We havent stopped printing yet. It takes the ball ache out of levelling as it does it for you and you can keep an eye on your printing on your phone as tyeres a built in camera 📷 inside to show you the progress. Its also quite faster that the others ive got. We havent stopped printing already recommended this printer to a lot of people, i wish it did multi colours but the filament change is super easy to do. Apparently there is another one coming out with multi filaments soon though.

Brilliant piece of equipment. Moved away from the Ender 3 to this and I can't complain about much. The slicer is something to be desired after a long time with PrusaSlicer. It prints incredibly quickly, no bed adhesion problems, incredibly accurate prints and sizing is spot on. Worth every penny. If you're looking for a first printer, this is the one.

After reading a lot of reviews on these I thought it would be a great starting point, especially as I don't want to print overnight.Packing was great, step by step instructions with installed test prints. First set up and printing. Amazed! Good quality prints very fast.I used orca, correct profile and default settings. Can't access Flashforge version as Web page returns 404 error.Couple days later, no alterations to printer or slicer and I get a heating warning.On inspection the nozzle was resting on the plate at a 45 degree angle. This also left deep gouges in the build plate.Amazon were fantastic and I purchased a new nozzle....Fitted the nozzle as per instructions, switched on and factory reset printer. Ran calibration after reset and started a benchy, 3rd layer in and the machine beeps and I literally watch the extruder plunge into the bed again bending the nozzle.I don't know if this was a one off untill I searched nozzle snapping on adventurer 5m and it seem pretty common among reddit users.Opting for this instead of the Bambu lambs was in my case a bad idea.Has definately put me off Flashforge if purchasing further printers.Guess I'll wait to see how the bambu labs does.Not reccomended in my opinion.UPDATEAmazon and Flasjforge have been great, unfortunately still trying to pinpoint the issue , but CS from Flashforge is great, very responsive and helpfull.

A few weeks ago I purchased a flashforge 4 pro and I really liked the quality of the build and the unit was really big compared to the 5 pro .I sent the 4 back because on initial set up the ribbon got trapped and was forcing the head unit to make a loud banging and clonking noise . The nozzle also after calibration scratched the metal bed and caused grooving so I sent it back and bought a 5 pro.On delivery I noticed that the unit was a lot smaller in size but was impressed again by the design and quality . After setting it up which was extremely easy with the instruction booklet and it was a breeze I carried out my first test print cube and then a benchy . Wow I could not believe the speed of this and the quality of the print . It was extremely fast and I was gobsmacked at the difference to the 4 . I have never owned a 3f printer before the 4 and now the 5 and I’m so impressed with how easy it is . It would be nice if they made this print multi colours and also if they didn’t have the filament on the rear increasing the depth but apart from that it’s brilliant and would highly recommend anyone just thinking of starting out like me .

Having continuous issues with my Ender 3 Clones, I decided to take the plunge on a much more hassle-free printer, This Flashforge M5 seemed to tick all of the boxes for an Upgrade, Faster speeds, Automatic calibration, and expandability support if I wanted to print ABS For example. there is a kit available to build the enclosure, Yes the Pro version has the camera and enclosure built in, But I like to tinker, and the price difference for practically the same machine, so I opted for the cheaper alternative. So far the experience has been positive, Indeed is hassle-free, and was up and printing the test models in less than 15 minutes of unpacking the Unit. It printed the test benchy in less than 14 minutes and was immediately stunned by the sheer speed of this machine, The manufacturer slicer software is quite intuitive and will be the best to use for beginners, I was happy to learn that the Update which installed over Wifi now allows support for remote printing on Orca and various other slicers, My only issue at the moment is when I turn off the power in the studio, on reboot next day it has a New IP Address, The slicers don't find the printer automatically so have to jot down the IP And manually enter it into the slicer to connect remotely, Not a big deal as I can set it up with a Static IP Once I get the hang of things. Just a minor inconvenience really, The bed calibration does kind of need redoing every other print otherwise there will be small imperfections on the first layer, It is no issue, as with coming from a manual printer this process is so much easier on the M5, But sofar its a really fast printer, Prints are good, Ive ordered the camera kit and enclosure kit so I'm keen to get started with the potential this printer has to offer.