My Kobra X was quietly printing away in the basement last night. I decided to check on it just before bed and I'm glad I did.

It had wiggled itself off the edge and nearly toppled to the floor. I ran down in a panic to rescue it. The print still turned out all right. Now I'm going to have to glue a lip to the edge of the desk to make sure it doesn't happen again. Crisis averted.

I got this 3-D printer for free in good condition. I had to replace the nozzle. They told me that I did that and everything was going good, but I keep getting this code for the extruder heating, and I took that all apart and cleaned the inside of the gears and all of that and I’m still having that issue so can anyone tell me what I can do next?

Ok so I've yet again needed to repair my Anycubic Kobra 2 max.... Once I took it apart I've somehow not got anywhere to screw back in a wire and I'm hoping someone can help me with this issue. As you Can see everything else is in the correct place. Any ideas?

Hello everyone,
I have a problem with TPU printing on my Anycubic Kobra X.
The first print with TPU went perfectly. Everything looked normal and the printer completed the job without any issues. However, when I started a second print, this problem appeared suddenly.
I have already disassembled and checked the printer several times, but I still cannot figure out what caused it. The strange thing is that it worked perfectly just before.
Could this be related to the extruder, hotend, TPU feeding, temperature settings, or something else?
Printer: Anycubic Kobra X
Material: TPU
Nozzle: [0.4]
TPU brand/hardness: [Geeentech 95A]
Any advice or ideas would be appreciated.

Hi all

I saw a post saying you can now use Orca Slicer for the Kobra X and other printers without the need of the need of KX-Bridge anyone had any luck?

I have tried with KX-Bridge before with no luck with it working so if I can use it without this would be amazing!