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is it overextrusion or is the infill interface with the wall to high?

The s08 nozzles/hotends are the same as the "Bambu" replacements they sell on AliExpress

About the overextrusion issue. My SV06 does the exact same thing. I think it's just how they tune the default extrusion multiplier at SOVOL.

Are you going to review the RatRig Vcore4 IDEX? Seems like a real Prusa XL competitor (as in its probably attractive to similar people). This is especially true since even the "fully assembled" XL kits still require a ton of assembly.

I wish companies would finish printers. This printer again seems unfinished. It feels like Bambulabs made a finished and polished user experience and the other companies only saw core xy and print speed and so they just keep pumping out half finished product after half finished product thinking "where is my Bambulabs popularity???". Like they just dont get the formula almost like they dont use their own printers. Thar said, I do like that they made a near to voron printer without the tedious 40 hour build or extraneous over engineered parts though. Just wished they let it bake for 2 monthes more. Also, open source files (especially step) are commendable. Not even so called open source Prusa has all the hardware source availible for all their printers.

I don’t know I don’t think even any stock true Voron can be considered premium honestly so if the sv08 does, it really goes to show how garbage Voron truly are. I mean they have been designing on the 2.4 for over a decade and boom company makes a better printer for cheaper

As many other commenters have noted, I think this was the "best case scenario" approach to mass producing the Voron design. It's far less expensive than buying a kit (not to mention the hours saved on assembly), it still remains completely open source (STEP files were a great touch), and they're paying homage to the Voron team. SOVOL deserves their flowers for this one. The only thing I'm waiting on is a review discussing its performance once it's enclosed. Regardless, at this price I'm still positive I will be purchasing one in the very near future.

A very interesting machine, love open source. Modify for pellet feeding and sapphire nozzle with some foam insulation. This would be a good machine to try this on.

who else saw the cat

A better way to stabilize your wobbly table: Consider adding pointed cone feet to the legs so they can "cut through" the carpet, providing better stability.

Aptly Named Cat (I say Extra Treats) all in favor.. Click Like ❤👍

13:03 nice 3d print 😆

If I hadn't gotten the X1C in January I'd be ordering this. But as the Bambu La\b is my 5th FDM printer, one of which has been retired into my garage (out of sight out of mind), I cannot let myself buy another one right now. As always great review. Speaking of the garaged printer, I wish I had discovered your channel before buying it in 2018 as I would have gone for a different brand, and not the Monoprice Maker Ultimate (Wanhoa D6 rebranded) with which I started.

Any way to do multimaterial/multicolor on this printer?

Awesome stuff, this is kind of the open source dream come true. It does not exist so people "have to do it themselves", that is merely a downside. To have people willing to make products with the "nobody can own data" mindset, is a Godsend. It also fits so well in the 3D printing community where everybody is already working together to try and help each other get the best possible outcomes. It's how everything should be, it's not to stifle commerce but to help it flourish.

so what are the drawbacks and oddities besides the hotend assembly?

With enclosure it's not that cheap anymore. If you want to change some stuff like the extruder you are easily at the same price of a voron. The only benefit then is that you don't have to build it yourself.

13:04 i need a "cat for scale" for every other printer review now

I don't care about open source

Really loved your take on it, plus, STEP FILES!!! Holy cats, that's beyond great!

nice review esp. about the CAD files!!

you need to remove those feet from the new table so that it would rest on the carpet with long surfaces instead of just 4 small legs.

Well, the SV06 has a full CAD model...

That 3d printed cat looks so realistic! What an amazing 3d printer! I'm going to get one (joking of course).

I downloaded the full machine model and imported it into FreeCAD. Worked great! This is a huge deal. Anyone can now start with exact measurements and make modified or new parts for the machine without having to reverse-engineer it. Perfect for those who want a bare bones solid foundation to build on. If Sovol are able to avoid major quality issues, this machine will become a massive hit.

Open source only for me. I have 2 printers sitting with no way to get spare parts anymore. These are moving machines, they will fail at some point.

Love watching all theses videos on new printers while I still have my clapped out oringal ender 3 that works perfectly fine for what I need.

13:04 it's amazing what you can make with a printer.

Rat Rig ??

Was it playing the keyboard!

Nice job Angus. I have been unsure over whether or not I wanted to review this. Shout out to Rat Rig for also releasing full CAD models, although they are a kit you assemble rather than a one hour job. Also, don't let the police catch working dangerously in bare feet. I'd recommend some safety thongs as per Australian law.

I have to commend Sovol for staying true to the open source roots of the Voron project and not simply making a closed proprietary clone. I can live with the few concessions they've made to make this easier to mass produce and deliver good print results at a price point and I'm sure that in time there will be adaptors for standard nozzles. Very excited to see this released!

Thank you for continuing to provide honest reviews. You are providing incredible value to the community. Can you please do a review on the Chameleon 3d? More people need to know about that awesome machine.

Its really a Voron 2.4 350, just a mass produced version. Its even running VANILLA Klipper and not some hack job company version. The nob interface is default to the 2.4 if you were to build one directly from the BOM yourself instead of out of a kit and its cheaper to build a 2.4 that way then via a kit. Kits for the 2.4 have the 3.5" LCD mod instead of the default interface. So really there isn't a reason to get the SV08 without its enclosure, otherwise its just an incomplete printer. Even then the SV08 isn't entirely a "stock" 2.4 350 either, as they are running CANBUS which is a very common mod, as of late, to do to your 2.4. CANBUS puts only 4 wires to your toolhead instead of running drag chains, and about 8-10 wires, back down to the motherboard and PSU. I have a Voron 2.4 350 R2 from the LDO kit and have had it for almost a year, around 2k print hours (a few reinstalls of Klipper kinda resets its clock) already on it and I just love this thing. Already have some mods on it like running TAP instead of Inductive probe, I had kickly but never got it running right (docking). Knomi 2.0 is just a cute mod and I also have Knomi 1.0 sitting around as extra might have to find or figure a mod out to mount him somewhere on a SV08 when I get one.

Love the degree to which they followed the open source mentality! Yes, they made a commercial product largely based on other people's work, but unlike other manufacturers, they are keeping their work open, too!

Did you do some accelerometer calibrations comparing a wobbly table vs a solid one? like how different are the recommended speeds from klipper

I dont get the hate on sv08 for using voron as a base. Voron guys did make voron knowing that they wouldnt make any money out of it(other than patreon). Sovol used the design, improved it, made it mass producible*, put it on open source, donates money to voron for every sold sovol(which they didnt have to do) and made the machine cheap for its specs. Plus its fully open source again. So again, is this something people should really hate? I even see people complaining how little money they are giving to voron team. Imagine if they sold 100k of these machines, that means 100k dollars donated. And when you think the cost of voron and the effort to building it, this is perfect machine for (tool) category.

1:55 I need to log a formal complaint! Why have we not been properly introduced to your very cute assistant already? 😸

Thanks for the great review. I've been monitoring these voron inspired printers and there is another one in the same segment : troodon 2.0. unfortunately there aren't a great many reviews of them out there.

The community needs to figure out what they actually want. You can't decry companies taking open source designs, iterating on them and releasing them-- but in the same breath getting upset at Bambu and everyone being closed source and proprietary. The Voron team released everything under a license that allows this, Sovol have done the right thing and been *completely* open and also mentioned they're going to donate a portion of the sales to the Voron Team. This is *exactly* what we should be *encouraging* manufacturers to do. It creates a healthy and sustainable ecosystem around open source hardware. Angus makes the comment that the nozzle is proprietary, that's fine-- because the gantry is a standard 2.4 gantry for all intents and purposes, so you can print and install a dragon burner, or stealthburner or whatever compatible toolhead you want. Don't like the inductive probe? Install Tap or Beacon or Cartographer. Just because they're doing something different that makes manufacturing easier or more cost effective it doesn't make it bad. If we don't embrace companies who are making genuine efforts to do the right thing, we'll just end up with closed source bambu clones and no-one wants that.

I love using blender personally.

It's just another forgettable path to affordable premium printing in an open source format. See how this works? 🤪

Thanks for sharing this to us! Sequential bridging is a very smart solution.

In your opinion, do you think this or the P1P are better printers overall? They have nearly identical price points, so I guess it really comes down to whether or not you want open source or not.

I am pretty impressed by Sovol's attitude as a company.

Why no PETG? PETG prints fine without an enclosure

There is talk about adapting the Daksh-bolt to this machine. It would potentially make it a 5 tool head machine in the $1000 range.

the proprietary nature of the high speed printers has been a deal breaker for me so far, so seeing something like this makes me very happy, i'll keep an eye on this one while they iron out some of the issues

Joel Telling made the statement that Sovol is actually paying a royalty per machine to Voron.

10:22 the only others I'm aware of are the AnkerMake printers...although they aren't an open source design.