Ender 3 v2 vs Artillery Genius - Enigine benchmark test

All right and welcome everybody today we are pitting my ender 3 v2 against the artillery genius here Uh, both these models I think should turn out fairly Well, as I mentioned in the live chat, they're both 16 millimeter layers at 100 millimeters per second That is the average speed. So that is not the speed of the walls versus the infill That is just the overall speed setting in here So i'm using the exact same settings and in fact the exact same profile They're both using the profile from the ender 3 And not even the v2 just the ender 3 I put them at 0.16 millimeter as I said, so hey there, how's it going? Uh, we are just kind of getting into this just now So, uh, this is gonna be a three hour print when it's done. We're gonna take them off We're gonna compare them now what I should have done Is gotten out another spool of white filament and matched it to the ender 3 That would give me a little bit more of a similar material to measure because the problem with white is it hides defects really well And I don't have two spools of the gold so I probably should have switched over to get a better comparison But we'll see how that tunes out in the end when we compare the two prints to each other So exact same settings two totally different printers I am a big fan as you can see from all these machines in the background of creality machines but this artillery genius has really really blown me away and I mentioned in one of my other videos that A lot of people were hating on the artillery opponent. I've not tried it yet So I would love to um, actually no so that noise that you hear it's not squeaking um that noise I guess maybe you could call it a squeak but it's the extruder so Um, hang on one second here and I can tone down some of the other noise And if you listen for a minute, honestly the artillery is The quietest machine that I have Um, it does make some noise but uh unlike the And this is one of my gripes with dual z machines They're really really loud the anet et5x down here the anet a8s that I had they were or a8 pluses were dual z and they were just so noisy and never accurate this one actually I think is uh Uh a much better built machine than any anet i've ever seen. That's for sure Uh, whether or not it's going to compare to the ender 3 v2. I will leave that up to you in the end Um, I know that I already have a preference at the moment But I have yet to print the same exact model on both of them. So that may change when this is all set Yeah, this extruder really gets cranking on this uh artillery genius and you can hear it it's more of a zipping noise um But this printer i'll leave on overnight um Basically without it being a bother because it is really really quiet the ender 3 v2 is really super quiet as well There are some times Um when it retracts Because it is a bowden machine that it makes a little bit more noise um biggest difference between these two is probably that setup the fact that the artillery genius here is a direct drive, which Usually not I mean it can go either way depending on what you're printing. I prefer the direct drive for things like Uh Can you take tpu and flexes and stuff like that They do have a satsana mod for uh the ender 3 Not sure if it'll fit the 3v2 it would take some modding although there's actually now a retro mod for the 3v2 that puts the hot end basically back to Fitting the configuration of the ender 3 so you can adapt all these other mods. So Um, that's actually a very interesting looking cooler it looks like kind of a combination between a pet spang It's a beast I might have to try one of these That's a good suggestion man for sure Tolerances and hot like that don't necessarily affect how well your parts fit together. He tries it out and you know That's exactly what I was looking for. It works perfect And that's what it's there for so This is the model right here as you can see it's got a little handle here that turns these rotary pistons and It should be fully moving and functional when everything is said and done So that's what i'm looking for out of both of these models We'll see how tight the details are do a quick comparison because as I said The settings are exactly the same and they're both using a pretty standard pla even though they're not the same color