Anycubic Kobra Go & Neo - Whats the Big DIFFERENCE?
Anycubic in 2022 launched a number of incredible 3d printers at the latter part of 2022 Anycubic put out two further printers, Kobra Go and Kobra Neo - But which one is better?
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Anycubic Kobra Go & Neo are 220x220x250 3D Printers with some excellent qualities, both come with slightly different PEI beds, but the element that really makes the change is the hot end. Make your choice Bowden Vs Direct drive!
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About this video:
TheRealSamPrentice is comparing the Anycubic Go and Neo 3D printers from the Kobra range.
Both printers have a build volume of 220 x 220 x 250 and a 2.4-inch LCD screen.
The main difference between the two is the type of filament feed system: the Go uses a Bowden-style system, while the Neo uses a direct drive system.
Sam prefers the direct drive system and believes it produces better results.
In printers of this size, the difference between the two systems may not be significant.
The Neo comes with additional features, such as a double-textured print bed and a direct drive system, for a slightly higher price.
Sam has been using the Neo for several weeks without any problems.
The Go also performed well, but Sam experienced some issues with the Bowden-style filament feed system.
Sam believes that the Neo is the better option due to its features and performance.
Sam suggests that users who want to print flexible filaments slightly faster may benefit from the Neo's direct drive system.
Sam notes that in larger printers, the advantages of direct drive systems become more apparent.
The advantages of Bowden-style systems include less weight on the printer head and reduced vibrations.
Anycubic did not give users the option to choose between the two systems when the printers were released.
The speaker does not think that Anycubic will offer upgrades to change the filament feed system on the Go.
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00:00 Introduction
00:18 Thank you to my sponsor PCBway.com
00:34 Kobra Printing Information
02:45 Why did Anycubic launch these weeks apart?
03:41 The Bad 3D Prints!
04:31 Which Slicer?
05:13 Where to buy and Price!
06:28 The big alternative the MAX
07:01 The prints are now done!