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Rapid Printing
With a maximum speed of 600mm/s, The Adventurer 5M raises the bar on high-speed 3d printing, Making it able to print all most builds in only a few hours
Maximum speed 600mm/s
Maximum acceleration 20000mm/S²
Nozzle flow 32mm³/s
Rapid Printing - No More Long Waits
Resume Right Where You Left Off
Worry less about unexpected power outages with our smart power-loss recovery feature. Once power is restored, it seamlessly resumes printing, ensuring your project is completed without wasting time or materials
Every Detail Counts: Features & More
FAQ
These two models share many of the same features, but the AD5MP comes with several new upgrades. It has a fully enclosed design that helps reduce noise, making it ideal for indoor printing. It’s also equipped with an air filter to maintain healthier indoor air quality.
The enclosure helps maintain a stable chamber temperature, which improves print results for materials like ABS that are prone to warping. Additionally, the AD5MP includes a built-in camera, supporting remote monitoring and time-lapse recording via the FlashMaker App.
Overall, the AD5MP is better suited for indoor environments.
We operate our own overseas warehouse in the AU. Typically, delivery takes 1-2 weeks after ordering, with faster delivery possible within days when available. Should items sell out unexpectedly, we'll clearly mark them as 'out of stock' - in such cases, please allow for extended waiting times.
We recommend using the official Orca-Flashforge slicer, available for download at [https://flashforge.com/blogs/download-center/software]. The printer is also compatible with other slicing software such as Orca Slicer. Additionally, the previous FlashPrint 5 software remains fully functional.
Yes, the AD5MP is an excellent choice for schools and is already being used by many primary schools, secondary schools, and universities. Its fully enclosed design makes it safer for students, while the low-noise printing and built-in air filter create a more comfortable classroom environment.
It also features one-touch auto-leveling, making it easy for beginners to get started—ready to print straight out of the box.
Yes, the AD5MP is compatible with filaments from other brands. It supports standard 1.75mm diameter FDM filaments, so you can use materials from popular brands such as Bambu, Creality, Elegoo, SUNLU, eSUN, and more
As a previous owner of the X1C, I was pleasantly surprised by the performance of the Flashforge Adventure 5M Pro. This printer is a game-changer in terms of speed and accuracy. The prints adhere perfectly to the plate without the need for additional adhesives like glue—a feature that saves time and effort.
While it lacks some advanced features, such as a lidar sensor, the Adventure 5M Pro makes up for it with its user-friendly setup and exceptional print quality. The 220×220 mm build plate might seem small to some, but for someone like me who focuses on smaller projects, it’s more than sufficient. The compact size also makes it a great choice for those with limited workspace.
The printer’s ability to deliver fast and detailed prints is truly impressive. Whether you’re working on intricate designs or functional prototypes, the Adventure 5M Pro ensures a smooth and efficient experience. It’s a reliable machine that gets the job done without unnecessary complications.
This is my first printer, and so far it's been awesome. I was printing within 10 minutes of taking it out of the box and everything has been great.
Out of the box working printer. Very acurate and fast. The app can have some improvements but other than that very happy.
This is my first 3D printer and it works perfectly right out of the box. So simple and easy to set up with easy to follow instructions. And it prints so quickly too! Love it so far!
While the Adventurer was in transit I was continually kept informed of its whereabouts and ETA.
There was some miscommunication relating to the users manual. While the Adventurer was in transit I asked if I needed to print out the manual…….. and was told “no, it will be with Adventurer”. However, it was not, and after a series of emails I had to make another trip into town, to the library, to print a copy of the manual. Not a big issue, but a tad frustrating.
The responses from Flashforge staff were very quick, even at late hours. That was impressive.
The Adventurer was very well packed.
The set-up went quite smoothly. I do have a steep learning curve as this is new to me. And I am older, so tech is not as familiar to me as it is to a younger person. I was up and printing in short order. The cat phone holder has failed twice, but the cube and geo ball have worked for me. Now I am trying to import projects from other sources. Would’ve been nice to have info on how to do that.
I am very happy and impressed with the Adventurer and myself. Thanks.