Done with ROBO 3D -- * FOR SALE*

After three months of screwing with Robo3D im done with it. Bought the printer, it never worked, sent it back for repair, they replaced a bunch of parts and sent it back. It was worse after i got it back than it was before. They won't refund me and they just sent me a new printer. Ive got ZERO interest in it.


$1,000 and ill ship it for free in the US.

 

Put a big "RETURN TO SENDER" on the box and dispute the charge on your card before the usual 3 months time span is over for disputing them with credit card companies?

 

Yeah it's not that serious. Robo has done everything they can to make it right. No hard feelings toward them at all.

 

Overcoming the issues via forum support is what i tried for the first two months lol..

 

This is awesome.. Thank you.

 

Sorry for all the b/s you had to put up with. I'm guessing it's a good thing that they replaced the entire printer versus trying to fix the last one.

I do know that Allen himself checks the printers that go out to make sure that they're in good order and they've upgraded the way they're shipping out packages so that's one last thing to worry about.

Like others have suggested, ask your questions on the forum, talk about what you're seeing and start getting some results. The printer—out of the box and with the standard settings—is okay for printing the samples but when you go past that, it's time to dial things in and that's where the forum helps.

Start with PLA and use rafts in your own designs. Learn to tweak the settings in your slicer to ditch those rafts to start making cleaner parts. Next, start playing with the heated bed settings when you start to see parts curling up on the edges, for example.

Is it a challenge? Yes, but it's a fun challenge. It's an opportunity to use my brain and I like that about the printer.