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The assembly took a long time, but it was worth it. 
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My first 3D print, after assembly, with Anet A6
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Me too.
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Sorry, it was only private.
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Is only a preview, the complete comes in the cinema.The video is too short: I could not see what you're printing
Hi, Filippo.
I'm glad you decided to buy the 3D Printer.
But, why does you don´t removed the stickers?
Anet A6 is a very good machine. Hope you enjoy creating things.
Now i'm working with PETG filament, ABS does not likes me absolutely nothing and I can not tame it.
If you need some help. Tell me how can i help you.
Regards.
I'm glad you decided to buy the 3D Printer.
But, why does you don´t removed the stickers?
Anet A6 is a very good machine. Hope you enjoy creating things.
Now i'm working with PETG filament, ABS does not likes me absolutely nothing and I can not tame it.
If you need some help. Tell me how can i help you.
Regards.
The assembly took a long time, but it was worth it.
Hi Filippo, Based on your experience, I bought the Anet A6 printer. It took me quite a lot longer to assemble (about 9 hours) but probably because I was following the youtube videos and it took more than 2 hours just to remove all the paper!
I haven't used it yet, first tests will be this afternoon
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Very nice indeed @Descartex what are the dementions?
Will you be placing it in some acetone to smoothern out the general look before painting it, well only if you used ABS filament?
Its about 30 cm long and about 18 tall.
I used PLA for it, so I have to smooth it with Cloroform (be careful with it) and paint it with some acrilic colours.
I've painted some works i made and it looks nice!!!
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Hi Filippo, Based on your experience, I bought the Anet A6 printer. It took me quite a lot longer to assemble (about 9 hours) but probably because I was following the youtube videos and it took more than 2 hours just to remove all the paper!
I haven't used it yet, first tests will be this afternoon
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So Mike, how was your first print?
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I have now bought a glass plate, I hope now that the results will be better.
Because I did not know and because it does not bother me.
I do not know, until now I'm not satisfied.
@MikeH
I have now bought a glass plate, I hope now that the results will be better.
Yes Ive thought of that (and the other upgrades). How are you attaching the glass plate?
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I've ordered this here at Amazon, the corners I have to cut because otherwise the screws are covered.
If you make and fit the bed adjuster knobs you won't have to cut the corners
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2132395
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Please check if this screw is loose, I had the problem that the filament was not pulled.
The picture is not from an Anet A6.
The picture is not from an Anet A6.
So what I am getting from this thread is the Anet A6 is not a bad machine but does need upgrades?