Longer LK5 Pro 3D Printer Fully Open Source Motherboard Upgrade to TMC 2209 4 Silent Driver, DIY for Families and Schools FDM 3D Printers with Large Print Size 11.8x11.8x15.7 Inch, Compatible with PLA

I am a newbie to 3D printing. This was my first venture into the 3D realm and was looking for a good quality printer for a reasonable price. The Longer LK 5 Pro was the best decision I have made! The package was the best of anything I have ever gotten online. Packaged very securely in foam as seen in my first picture. Everything was well thought out by this company. Hardware and tools needed for assembly were supplied, with the screws neatly packaged individually and labeled to match the instructions so you knew exactly what screws to use. It also came with a small bag of "Extra Parts" which I later found out was a filament feeder, a strain relief and 2 small caps which I have yet to figure out where they go. These are not listed on the instruction sheet, but videos are provided on the USB drive. Instructions were intelligent and well written. There was one printing error I found, but I figured it out easily. To keep this short, I'll list my Pros & Cons: Pros: Well packaged. Very good instructions, and there are YouTube videos that you can watch as well on assembly. I had trouble reading some of the instructions, simply because of the small print in some sections (my problem, not theirs). The unit is 90% pre-assembled, the rest is not difficult to assemble when following the instruction sheet. The printer can be operated as a stand alone, meaning you can load the files onto the micro SD card (provided), and load them into the printer. There IS a printer port if you wish to direct connect the printer to a computer, but it is not necessary. The USB/micro SD is loaded with Cura as well as several small projects for you to begin printing. Included in the package, is a small amount of filament for you to print your first item. The control panel is a touch screen panel, which I really like, and it is easy to navigate. My last picture is a short video of how quiet this unit is. The only noise it make is from the cooling fan. Cons: Not many, and they are more of suggestions. 1. Please don't put the reminder sticker OVER the voltage switch. (As seen in my 2nd pic). That switch should be easily accessible. 2. The supplied putty knife should be made of plastic. NOT metal. We are working with a glass bed and it certainly does not need to be scratched. All in all, you cannot go wrong buying this printer. I am presently printing my first item from their supplied file. While it is not yet completed, from what I am seeing, the build is very clean and smooth. I can hardly wait for it to be complete so I can play some more. The only issues I had on assembly, other than the small print, was getting an error 9 message when I attempted to level the bed. I found that one of my connectors was not fully seated. Easy fix. The other was not getting the filament fed into the unit far enough for it to start printing. Both, beginners errors.. I am one HAPPY lady! **UPDATE** Added my first test print.... LOVE this printer!!

I recently purchased the Longer LK5 Pro 3D printer, and I must say, it has exceeded my expectations in every aspect. As a beginner in the world of 3D printing, I was looking for a machine that offered a seamless setup process without compromising on the potential for customization. The LK5 Pro has proven to be the perfect balance between user-friendly design and advanced modding capabilities. Setting up the printer was a breeze – the clear and concise instructions made the assembly process quick and hassle-free. Within no time, I had the printer up and running, producing high-quality prints with impressive precision. The user interface is intuitive, making it easy for beginners like myself to navigate through the settings and start printing right away. What truly sets the LK5 Pro apart is its versatility. For users who are new to 3D printing, the out-of-the-box experience is fantastic. The printer comes calibrated, saving time and effort typically spent on fine-tuning. The enclosed build chamber helps maintain a stable temperature, contributing to consistent print quality. On the other hand, the LK5 Pro is a dream for experienced users who enjoy tweaking and customizing their machines. The open-source nature of the firmware allows for extensive modifications, making it a canvas for those who love to push the boundaries of 3D printing. Whether you want to upgrade the hotend, add a new cooling system, or experiment with different materials, the LK5 Pro provides the flexibility to do so. Print quality is outstanding, and the large build volume opens up possibilities for creating more significant and intricate prints. The printer's sturdy construction and reliable performance make it a standout choice for both beginners and seasoned 3D printing enthusiasts. In conclusion, the Longer LK5 Pro 3D printer is a fantastic investment for anyone looking to embark on their 3D printing journey or elevate their existing skills. Its user-friendly setup and interface make it accessible for beginners, while the modding potential satisfies the cravings of experienced users. I couldn't be happier with my purchase, and I highly recommend the LK5 Pro to anyone in the market for a reliable, versatile, and high-performing 3D printer.

I've had this printer going 3yrs now and it served me really well. Printed a couple of parts for my RCs and other household items/parts. The speed is nothing to cry about as it is outdated and slow. The size for your print space is around 11in, so it's a decent area. To level this you may need to spend around 5min or so since it's a little hard to level given it's manual leveling. I love how this prints corners sharp compared to my Elegoo where it always comes off rounded. One thing to note also is that the gcode for this will obviously be different from other printers. I find my self adjusting tolerance for spacing when I switch from this to my Elegoo. I would recommend this as a starter printer where you can mess around and learn 3D printing without breaking the bank. It's easy to setup and use. It prints great and accurate if you spend the time calibrating it. And has a good build volume. One thing to note on this is that the build plate or build glass loses the stickiness over time so you will find yourself using glue or having to print rafts, so your prints have something sticky to adhere to.

Es una buena impresora para empezar, fue bastante sencilla de montar además que muy clara con el tutorial para ensamblarla, el programa de cura maker es muy intuitivo además de que es muy estable la impresora y que esta está mejorada por las fallas que publicaron las personas el el pasado, la compre con incertidumbre de si tendría esos problemas pero vienen arreglados y hasta mejorados, en verdad ha sido una gran compra, tuve un problema con la boquilla que alimenta y el equipo de soporte me ayudó para que las piezas para arreglarla llegaran.