Flsun T1 3D printer review
The Flsun T1 combines a Delta 3D print mechanism with a large Ø260 x 330mm build volume, high-powered cooling, and a maximum 1,000mm/s print speed.
The Flsun T1 3D printer departed from the conventional appearance of typical models, arriving instead in a box that appeared relatively flat. Upon assembly, the machine was ready to utilize, despite requiring a few adjustments to print quality. Standing out among desktop 3D printers, the T1 employs a Delta mechanism, suspending its print head between three rapidly moving arms above a circular build platform.
This design sets it apart from CoreXY and Cartesian bed-slinging printers, which dominate the market. Notable for its Delta mechanism, Flsun T1 stands out for its impressive print speed, reaching up to 1,000mm/s and an acceleration of 30,000mm/s². Despite minor noise and a more complex setup process, the T1 offers accurate prints, making it suitable for rapid prototyping and functional printing.
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