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In this video we will have a look at the Delta Go – Desktop 3D Printer. In comparison to other 3D Printers, this one offers a smaller size, is lighter and also features LED notification lights. But is such a “toned down” version of a Delta 3D Printer really worth the money? Let’s find out!
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Why don’t this video say Includes Paid Promotion. Reported
The feed issue could also be due to the nozzle being set at too low a temperature, it will be cooling down as filament is pushed through it, maybe the heater is undersized for the flow rate.
Never the less Zentimeter
Electric skateboard motor mount print at 5:40?
Anyone else heard KIRA ? The Death Note will change you forever 😀
ABS sucks.
What your white breadboard call? I want one!!!
Try to make a 3D printer! Or at least a board or something that can run a 3D printer! I know you have something you can do it with.
What’s with the audio??
There are much better choices at this price range, specifically the cr-10 or maker select v1
It’s free hardware?
The 3D printer should had all that software install and should had a WiFi built in so it can automatically update and receive more DATA, with 2 M.2 in the printer, so it can have the information of how to make millions of items including tv remote control covers, and cups.
I would miss a statusmonitor on these printer! As far as I understood, the Computer needs to be connected all the Time ?
M3D printer
Even just considering the print volume this printer isn’t worth it. Even if it had the best print quality of any printer of its size it wouldn’t be worth it.
in terms of fixing up your printer. I wonder if making it “gravity fed”, and moving the feeder above the printer could make it work more reliably?
i like that this one is already assembled.
Maybe you can check out the 3D printer STARTT. Its only €100
No heated bed in this price point is pretty bad tho. Even these cheap chinese $150 printers have it
Thanks for this very honest review about all the issues and advantages of this printer, your reviews in 3D printing are the best on YouTube hands down.
To be honest, the overall quality looks alright but it’s far from perfect. The benchy print doesn’t look good at all in my opinion, especially because it is having lots of artifacts, zits and stuff.
Regarding the build volume, the amount of clogs you had, NOT having a heated bed, which is absolute standard nowadays, the price of 450$ is ridicoulus. I wouldn’t pay more than 150$ for that, sorry. I got myself the CR-10 a month or two ago. Though I’m having issues with it as well, it does indeed do better prints than the one in the video. It costed me 330$ or so, has a build volume of 300x300x400mm, a heated bed and really needs like 15-30 minutes of “assembly”. By far much better than that delta printer.
If anyone here thinks about buying a 3D printer, get your information from real 3d printing channels, like Thomas Sanladerer, 3D printing nerd, maybe RCLifeOn and my all time favourite: Makers muse. 3D printing nerd actually did a good review on the CR-10 and RCLifeOn as well.
You must have xray eyes if you can tell that there a 3d printer in that box
0:40 this is actually how you spell this channel name
great scott please make a video whzre you make a desktop pc out of laptop mother board and thnx
Honest review
Thanks Great video
That metal filament will destroy that poor nozzle…
A small piece of ptfe inside the extruder (not the hotend) would allow it to feed semi flexibles, too. And be careful with the ABS. ABS temperatures get close to the degradation temperature of PTFE, which lines the nozzle, and releases all kinds of nasty stuff you don’t want to breath in when it degrades.
What’s up with the weird texturing on all the straight prints, as well? could probably be fixed with acceleration tuning but it could also be artifacts from flaws in the delta motion system.
Maybe you can hack together a heated bed for it in another video?
This vs Anet A8 for $150?
Can you do more projects using your 3d printers
OMD, I cringed when I saw the AC adapter!!! My experiences with similar ones here: http://www.edn.com/design/pc-board/4441830/Teardown–12V-AC-adapters—The-Horror
In some of your videos, i see you using blueprints is there any good blue printmaking programs that will allow me to export to jpeg or png? i was trying photo shop but i want to beable to snap lines
can you make a review of Creality3D CR – 10 ?
this printer looks good but i like your review about it
Haven’t seen you in a while
salmon skin 🙁
0:59 yes, I know, the foam is always PITA.
Unbreakable barrier. A challenge even for Chuck Norris.
just get yourself a cr-10 mine is my most reliable machine it has amazing print quality too
If only I had $350 to spend to buy this. . . *cries
abs without heated bed….. my abs won’t stick at 95°C
can you make your own 3D printer , i know it should have lots of computer programming which you don’t like but it will be great learning experience for you and us
Do more things with peltier!!!Great channel
can you re-engineer this printer a little example if you put the extruder motor on top so there is less resistance and put a heatedbed on it
will the coupon code you gave still work in a few months’ time? Can’t buy the printer right now but at some point I’d like to.
That promo code inclusion was slick, I almost didn’t notice it 😛
I’ll just get the prusa mk3
So do you save money using a 3D printer?
Is the feed tube PVC. PVC is sticky so maybe nylon would be better.
“Is it worth the 450$, or 350 if you use the cupon code greatscott”, yeah, after hearing this, the answer is definetly yes
Hello! I am very interested in this printer how long will the promotion go on?