SUNLU T3 3D Printer, 250mm/s Fast Printing FDM 3D Printers with Clog Detection, XYZ-E Full Silent Motherboard, Auto Leveling, Removable Magnetic Platform, Print Size 8.66x8.66x9.84 inch, Terminator 3

Loving this printer, I did add a couple tweaks to it, as I prefer to print at a larger nozzle size. So I added a 0.8mm nozzle with ease. I also added a metal spring steel sheet, nothing wrong with the original removable bed plate but long term, I plan on adding a PEI sheet to the other side of this spring steel.The printer was an easy setup, took about 20min max to assemble everything and level the bed.I printed the test print with ease but afterwards swapped out the nozzle for the mentioned 0.8mm for personal preference.The slicer it comes with is an older version of cura, if you aren't good at making your own profiles, you can use the new version of Cura and just use the Ender 3v2 profile, as it works just as fine, just adjust the bed size to fit accordingly.After some minor tweaking in Cura slicer to get it to print properly for a 0.8mm nozzle, the print came out perfect, look at how crisp that top layer is and that is without ironing enabled.Overall a great printer for a great price.

Loved my T3 for about 1 month. Fast, acurate prints. Soon as the return window closes the errors start! Thermistor and heater now I believe the board. AND NO REPLIES FROM SUNLU SUPPORT! I can rebuild the printer, but I should not have to guess and buy a board for a printer than ran a little over one month! Same thing on an earlier T3, I thought maybe I got a bad one. Tried another. Same thing and no support!

This printer was the easiest to set up and get printing on. The only errors were bad filament. It is really quiet. I used the high speed function to print an N-scale bldg, it turned out ok. High speed seems more of a gimmick than something truly usable. Bed adhesion is great and the auto leveling is really a great thing. The only real draw black is it is a small print area.Edit: I was running a print 2 days and 18 hours into it and the filament was running out, I paused, changed filament and re-started the print. It worked perfectly, This is a great printer, perfect for first timers.

No power out of the gate, printer is dead on arrival.Update: Dismantled the power supply unit to check why there was no power output at the positive and negative terminal block. I found the Power voltage selector switch was not soldered to the power supply Pcb it was merely floating there with only one of three prongs soldered. I re-soldered the selector and switched it back and forth both ways 2 times just to ensure nothing was damaged internally. i also found one of the capacitors had poorly soldered points and causing it not to charge up appropriately before firing. I re-assembled everything and re-soldered the power supply to printer connector in the picture above, which came broken. after all i turned on the switch and the printer came to life. i am using Creality slicer a Cura based, with and ender 3 V2 Neo Profile with minor tweeks to temperatures and speed. the printer prints silently and comparable to the ender 3 v2 series. the fast mode advertised does not work all it does is smear some filament and make spaghetti mountains all over your print space. i suggest you use the slicer and adjust speeds, acceleration, and feedrates to get anything fast out of this printer which i am confident i can do.3 stars because i had to do quality control myself on this printer. and find 3 major flaws that could have in the right circumstances caused a fire. i am happy i could fix the issues relatively fast and inexpensive.

I got one and had to return then got a new one. My first one came in broken and a lot of pieces just look hot glued together. There is something very obviously wrong with my base as I leveled all the corners yet my center isn't level? Don't even know how that's possible. All my prints, even after leveling and working hard on the design for the filament I have, come out looking like a stepping latter. I researched to fix it but nothing has fixed it. I think it's because the bases issues. I still enjoy my prints as I created a legend of zelda heart that looks to be glitching which is perfect! But over all. Not a great first time printer as there are lots of issues. I recently learned my new one I got had a bent center. These all seem to have issues as soon as they arrive.

The media could not be loaded. I am not a professional reviewer like many who get products for free and then review them on YouTube. I am your typical hobbyist with less than a year of experience. I must say that the T3 has been a great printer thus far. The positives are:1. Packaged nicely.2. Unboxing to printing took about 29 minutes.3. Easy to locate manual for instructions as well as profiles for Cura all included.4. A great tool kit (an actual scraper!!!!) and spare parts are included (belts and nozzle).The only negative I can think of is even though the machine was tested by the manufacturer with an actual print, the bed was incredibly loose and clearly not something that just “happened” during shipping. As long as you check all your concentric nuts to make sure the bed and gantry are no loose, this printer will take right off and start putting out great prints.I have not tried the “super speed” of 250mm/s that the product boasts of and will update this review upon testing as this is one of the most marketed features of the printer and one would expect successful printing because of such.

I would give it five stars if it was plug and play. I had update firmware and adjust all the roller guides, to achieve a quality print. I also found it's better to choose a existing Cura profile instead of custom profile. I used Longer lk4 BL- touch Cura profile. The results are much better. It has really good features for the price. I would recommend for a first or second printer.