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Another contender in a new generation of 3D printers, this time from electronics giant Anker. In this thorough and transparent review, we put the AnkerMake M5 through its paces, to determine if it only looks good, or whether it can back up its hyped marketing. I actually did quite a few more prints beyond what was shown in this video. They were custom, boring brackets and adaptors that make up most of my 3D printing. They weren’t included to keep the video concise, and because they didn’t communicate anything more than the test prints that were showcased. This machine was provided free of charge by AnkerMaker for the purposes of review. I heard rumours of AnkerMake asking other content creators to sign binding contracts before receiving the printer, but this was not requested of me. The only agreement was that the M5 would be tested in accordance with my own review policy. All opinions expressed are my own. Purchase the AnkerMake M5: Amazon: AnkerMaker: 0:00 Introduction My first impressions of the AnkerMake M5: Review policy: 0:51 Specifications and price Anker website: Anker wiki: eufy website: 2:18 Unboxing and setup 5:44 First print 6:26 AnkerMake Slicer and other options 9:44 Test prints Wham Bam pop-up enclosure: Cam mechanism video: X3D marble PLA: Models used in this video: 3Dbenchy: Lattice Cube torture test by apfi: :1856832 Camera dolly by Shepp 3D: Vase #4 by Extrutim: Turbinator fan by djos_1475: Polar bear with seal (automata) by Amaochan: :4052802 Spring Clip by jouda: :1398570 Low poly Grogu by Brett Poultney: Calibration cube: :1278865 14:53 AI error detection and filament runout 17:24 Summary of pros and cons LMG Clips video on poor security: AnkerMake GitHub: 21:05 Conclusion Buy quality and affordable filament from X3D. Buy 3, get 1 free and a free sample pack with every order: Get Quality Resins from 3D Printers Online. 5% off storewide for Teaching Tech subscribers [Code: tech5] Take a look around and if you like what you see, please subscribe. Support me on Patreon:
