Amazingly CHEAP Voron 0.2! - SIBOOR V0.2 3D Printer Review

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• CL

  @Clough42 · 3 years ago

  I smile every time I see one of your videos because you look so much like a rougher, grittier version of Matt Parker.  For those of you who hadn't seen it before, I'm sorry.  It can't be unseen.  :)

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• GR

  @GregsMakerCorner · 3 years ago

  Great video- and thanks for the shout out! I had very similar experiences with many of the issues you ran into. Overall I think it's a good budget kit option if folks go into it knowing the potential tradeoffs, and I think you did a nice job covering them. The parts seem to be a bigger issue for your kit- I only ran into two defective parts, and those were fairly easy reprints. I really do think Siboor should take a hard look at quality control of them.

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• ST

  @steve.hanwright · 3 years ago

  Really like your approach and way of explaining stuff well done.

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• DA

  @dadsrcworkbench1322 · 3 years ago

  Great video as always.  I am still eyeing that kit so thanks for showing the pros and cons.

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• SH

  @Shaggywasntme27 · 1 year ago

  Plan on getting myself a 2.4 kit here soon(ish) and so far your videos have been alot easier and informitive to watch. I really appreciate it and will keep on watching em! So stoked to build a printer from a kit for the first time! Much love

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  @ModBotArmy · 3 years ago

  Watching this has me nervous about the printed parts. I haven’t seen any issues with the black parts yet but I still have a ways to go. Wondering if that particular batch of printed black parts had an issue or if it’s going to be the case for many others as well. Definitely seems like printed part qc needs to be better regardless.

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• KE

  @KennethScharf · 2 years ago

  SIBOOR offers a version of the kit without any ABS printed parts (also no main board). &nbsp;You could get that, and use the print it forward program to get the printed parts, or print them yourself. &nbsp;If I were to get this kit, I&apos;d probably print the parts in PETG (since I CAN), and go for the BTT pico board (that was actually designed for this board) along with a RPi Zero (2) W. &nbsp;I&apos;d have to install the klipper firmware myself, but there are many good tutorials on the web showing how to do that.<br>I&apos;ve heard that PETG will work well with a Voron, especially if you don&apos;t intend to print in ABS. &nbsp;I mostly use PLA and PETG myself, both of these materials are much easier to print that ABS. &nbsp;PETG is reasonably strong, and almost as heat resistant as ABS. &nbsp; <br>BTW SIBOOR also offers CNC&apos;ed metal parts.

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• LA

  @Lander6841 · 3 years ago

  Fun a new Voron video from you

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• WI

  @William_Lc · 3 years ago

  Love your videos❤

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• KE

  @kenta4037 · 2 years ago

  I just picked up this kit a few weeks ago and to their credit, they&apos;ve fixed the problems you&apos;ve pointed out. Mind you, I ordered the kit without the ABS parts since I have a Bambu P1S to print them but otherwise, things have gone quite smoothly so far.

• LI

  @lilhotdog7011 · 3 years ago

  I like your channel a lot! Hope you get the growth you deserve.

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• WH

  @WhereNerdyisCool · 3 years ago

  Glad I found this, they contacted me about purchasing - for review - their 2.4 kit. &nbsp;Since I am not a big channel, not much of any discounts. &nbsp;But I&apos;ve heard from the various creators how problematic these kits are. &nbsp;I have an LDO kit at work and that&apos;s been amazing. &nbsp;Siboor offered the 0.2 kit for not much money and I think I will politely decline. &nbsp;Yes, even small channels can smell bad quality &nbsp;=)

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