00:00 Intro
01:28 Assembly, setup
04:45 Setup Cura
05:17 Test Print PLA
07:09 Test Print PETG
07:24 Test Print ABS
07:49 Test Print TPU
08:31 Test Print Nylon (undried & dried @50C for 12hrs)
09:19 Pros and Cons

Welcome back to Aurora Tech Channel. Today, I am going to review the Sovol SV01 Pro, which is an upgraded version of the SV01. It’s one of the most affordable mid-range 3D printers and only costs around $300. It comes with almost everything you would expect from a mid-range printer, including a dual Z-axis, a direct drive extruder, auto bed leveling, filament sensor, X and Y Axis belt tensioners, a touch screen, a 32-bit board with silent stepper drivers on the X, Y, and Z axes and the extruder. One thing I noticed is that Sovol is sharing the same supply chain as Creality, so they have the exact same motherboard, filament holder, CR-touch sensor, filament sensor, belt tensioner and many other small components. This is basically a larger Ender-3 S1, which has a different extruder and a larger 280x240x300 print volume, which is around 50% larger than the Ender-3 S1’s print volume of 220x220x270, and the best part is that it’s $100 cheaper. I would like to thank Sovol for sending me this machine to review, and with that, let’s get started.

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