The Geeetech Thunder is a printer that boasts innovative features and claims to print at speeds up to 300mm/sec. While it can sometimes reach that speed, it is more reliable at 150-200mm/sec. The printer is well-constructed but requires improved print profiles and fine-tuning to match the performance of other printers in its price range. Despite this, it offers better construction and more features than its competitors.
The fan noise on this 3D printer could be a significant issue, particularly if the printer is being used in a shared or quiet space.
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The THUNDER printer boasts impressive speed capabilities, able to reach a maximum printing speed of 300mm/s with acceleration of 5000mm/s² on the X-axis and 4000mm/s² on the Y-axis. This allows for significant time savings of 30-70% when compared to other printers of the same model and quality when printing complex models.
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00:00 Introduction
00:29 Working with Geeetech after 2 years away
00:59 High Flow Filament concept
01:33 Unboxing
02:06 Kickstarter
02:37 Today's video is sponsored by Pcbway.com
02:55 Building the 3D Printer
04:11 Whats inside the box?
04:35 What makes this unique?
05:12 Fan noise!
05:25 Closed Stepper Test
05:41 Print Quality and Critique
06:39 Does this make a difference?
06:59 In closing, Timelapse's and additional footage