XYZ PRINTING DA VINCI 1.0 3D PRINTER

a simplified bullet-point summary of Jacob Dykstra’s review of the XYZprinting Da Vinci 1.0 3D Printer:Price and Value: Costs around $500 (on eBay); considered a good deal for beginners. Print Resolution: Offers fine detail at 0.1 mm (100 micrometers) and can go up to 0.4 mm for faster prints. Ease of Setup: Very simple to set up and start printing right out of the box; can print test files without a computer. Filament Limitation: Must use XYZ’s proprietary ABS cartridges, which are more expensive than standard filament rolls. Chip Problems: Each cartridge has a chip to track usage. If contact is lost even briefly, printing stops and can’t resume. Software Limitations: Default software is easy but too basic—no control over print settings like speed, temperature, or infill. Firmware Upgrade Recommended: Upgrading to Repetier Host firmware removes software limits, allows use of generic filament, and fixes chip issues. Repair Issues: Hard to find replacement parts; printer must be sent back for repairs. Print Quality: Excellent hardware produces high-quality prints, especially after the firmware upgrade. Bed Adhesion: Prints sometimes lift off the bed; reviewer uses glue sticks and bed heating (55°C) to https://offerup.com/redirect/?o=aGVscC5TRA== Card Use: With stock firmware, SD card is limited; Repetier Host enables full SD printing without a computer. Overall Verdict: Great hardware and affordable price, but restrictive firmware and expensive cartridges are major downsides. Best if upgraded to Repetier Host.

Condition

Used (normal wear)