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product_id: 358263277
title: "TRONXY X5SA PRO 3D Printer with Glass Bed Upgrade, Full Metal Frame CoreXY Printer with Auto Leveling, OSG Guide Rail+Titan Extruder+Silent Board, Large Build Volume 330×330×400mm"
brand: "tronxy"
price: "VT329470"
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# Silent board + wear-resistant pulley for quiet printing CoreXY full metal frame for max stability 330×330×400mm large build volume TRONXY X5SA PRO 3D Printer with Glass Bed Upgrade, Full Metal Frame CoreXY Printer with Auto Leveling, OSG Guide Rail+Titan Extruder+Silent Board, Large Build Volume 330×330×400mm

**Brand:** tronxy
**Price:** VT329470
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🚀 Elevate your 3D printing game with pro-grade precision and massive scale!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** TRONXY X5SA PRO 3D Printer with Glass Bed Upgrade, Full Metal Frame CoreXY Printer with Auto Leveling, OSG Guide Rail+Titan Extruder+Silent Board, Large Build Volume 330×330×400mm by tronxy
- **How much does it cost?** VT329470 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.vu](https://www.desertcart.vu/products/358263277-tronxy-x5sa-pro-3d-printer-with-glass-bed-upgrade-full)

## Best For

- tronxy enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted tronxy brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Smart Fail-Safes:** Filament detector and resume print function save your time and materials by preventing failed prints and filament waste.
- • **Effortless Leveling:** Black TR-Sensor auto-leveling with 16-point data collection means one-key setup and consistent first layers—no guesswork required.
- • **Precision Meets Power:** CoreXY structure with dual Z-axis motors ensures rock-solid stability and ultra-precise positioning for flawless prints every time.
- • **Massive Creative Canvas:** Generous 330×330×400mm build volume lets you bring your boldest, most intricate designs to life without limits.
- • **Smooth & Silent Operation:** Titan extruder paired with OSG dual guide rails and silent pulley system delivers fast, smooth extrusion with minimal noise—work anytime without disruption.

## Overview

The TRONXY X5SA PRO is a professional-grade CoreXY 3D printer featuring a robust full metal frame, large 330×330×400mm build volume, and advanced upgrades including a glass bed, Titan extruder, OSG dual guide rails, and a silent control board. It offers one-key auto-leveling with a black TR-sensor, filament detection, and print resume capabilities, making it ideal for experienced makers seeking high-precision, large-format printing with quieter operation.

## Description

TRONXY X5SA PRO 3D Printer with Glass Bed Upgrade, Full Metal Frame CoreXY Printer with Auto Leveling, OSG Guide Rail+Titan Extruder+Silent Board, Large Build Volume 330×330×400mm: desertcart.com: Industrial & Scientific

Review: TronXY doing a good job. X5SA Pro is a nice solid printer. - I originally bought the TronXY X5SA. I build it was impressed with the printer. I initially saw the pro version but decided to go with the standard X5SA. Well. I decided to give the standard one to my grandkids and bought the Pro version. The X5SA Pro is a nice setup. Fewer Acrylic bits, only 4. The rest is metal. I had the same issue with needing to clear the holes in the Z axis motor mounts so the vertical slide rails can fit. With the upgraded guide rails and trolley wheels, I did find some jerkiness in the movement. This was caused by some residue on the trolley wheels. This cleaned up easily with a Q-tip and some rubbing alcohol. After that, no issue. The rest of the build was straight forward and uneventful. everything fits and lines up well. The touch panel works fine. I find you can drive the Axis past the maximum limit. I will see if there is a way to turn the software stop on. I still wish ( original X5SA review ) the firmware was open and easier to modify, but it does work well. Could add some touches like position display when on a page that lets you move an axis, but not a deal breaker. Over all it works well. I think the upgraded parts are worth the cost difference from the standard version.
Review: Amateur grade printer with some design flaws - bad company moral value - First, let me say what I like about this printer. - It can print large volume, which was the primary reason why I bought it. - The arrangement of parts is neat - Decent body frame - Printing is decent after some googling and adjustments In general I think it is good enough for hobbyists but it is NO WAY to be considered industrial graded printer. Ok, then here are the problems. First of all, this printer has AUTO LEVEL-SENSING and NOT auto leveling. There is a false marketing on this feature. What it has is a distance sensor that detect the distance to the printing bed at 12 different locations and you have to adjust the bed by turning the screws (of course with your hand). There are a few design problems - The harness chain at the top is too heavy to be held by the two ends so it keeps sagging down and hit the belts. You have to make something to hold it up. - The filament guiding tube connects the printer head (extruder) and the extrusion gear also sag and touch the belts making an uncomfortable sound during printing. - The empty-filament sensor and its mechanism is a joke. I mean it does tell you when the filament is out. However, it is difficult to replace the new row of filament without reprint. What happened was it tell you that the filament is out. However, to replace it you need to somehow cut part of the leftover filament to put the new one in. The only way for this to work is you have to remove the guiding tube, cut the filament shorter than the tube itself, put the tube back, then insert the new filament. I tried to insert the filament pass the sensor and keep pushing the filament up while printing with the hope that the new filament follow the leftover one. Unfortunately the new filament stuck somewhere in the extrusion gear and never get pushed up. There are a few assembly problems: - Some of the parts were incorrectly preassembled. Like the screws for the bed harness chain. - The position of the bed leveling sensor is a bit too low which created all sort of problems (I will mention them in the operational problems). - There are other minor things that I don't remember now. It has been a few months. There are a few operational problems: - The bed leveling sensor was incorrectly pre-mounted. This caused the z offset to be a little bit high so the first layer never touch the bed when I printed it directly from the slicer software. If I print it from the SD, I have to manually adjust the z offset every time. - Occasionally, when adjusting the z-offset to the correct thickness before printing, the printer somehow drill down to the bed then drag along the bed on its way to the home position and damage the black sheet that glued onto the aluminum plate. This happened to me like times. - The black sheet on the aluminum plate peels after several uses. - The print does not produce the tolerance as stated in the description. When printing a circular tube it became ecliptic tube. The tolerance can go up to 1mm. - There are other problems leading to bad prints such as lifting, etc. It happens on almost every 3d printers so I don't mention it here. Lastly, if you buy this printer don't bother sending in your free filament code. Tronxy don't send you the filament. They keep making excuses, try not to reponse to your email, and never send the filament as they promised.

## Features

- [New Upgraded Version] - Professional industrial grade DIY FDM 3D printer, Core XY structure + Square structural support, higher stability. 3D printer large build volume 330×330×400mm. Configuration boost - OSG Dual Guide Rail+Titan Extruder+Glass Bed+Black TR-Sensor, improve the printing effect of the model, small error, high speed and low noise, more smooth to use
- [Main Function] - Black Auto Leveling Sensor, one-key leveling,16 points data collection, compensate Z-axis for height deviation, can be detected opaque materials, use with glass beds; Multiple strong timing belts drive, adjustable tension, stable operation and printing accuracy; Filament detector + Resume print function, avoid time and filament waste
- [Core Components] - Highly wear-resistant, silent pulley to ensure printing speed; Titan extruder reduces the risk of poor extrusion, support TPU filaments; Dual Z-axis and upgraded motor, precise positioning transmission, stable performance; Two-way fan, maintain better cooling efficiency. Reduce errors in printing, easy to achieve high-precision printing
- [Interesting] - DIY assembly type industrial-home dual-purpose 3D machine, suitable for manual skills and experienced large 3D printer enthusiasts, transforming machines and building shell/parts, etc. Add more fun for your 3d printing, stronger power support and smoother transmission, get a larger and finer printed model
- [Service Guarantee] - Receiving the TRONXY coreXY 3D printer- Check the accessories - DIY assembly machine - Set the distance from Z-off first - then auto-leveling. Any problem, contact us for solution(Your Account>Your Orders>Contact Seller)

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B092QL7T33 |
| Customer Reviews | 3.4 3.4 out of 5 stars (183) |
| Date First Available | April 16, 2021 |
| Item Weight | 31.9 pounds |
| Item model number | BUK-X5SA-PRO-JGBL |
| Manufacturer | TRONXY |
| Product Dimensions | 27.17 x 18.9 x 7.87 inches |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** TRONXY
- **Color:** X5SA PRO with Glass Bed
- **Item Weight:** 14.5 Kilograms
- **Material:** Aluminum
- **Product Dimensions:** 25.39"D x 22.83"W x 25.98"H

## Images

![TRONXY X5SA PRO 3D Printer with Glass Bed Upgrade, Full Metal Frame CoreXY Printer with Auto Leveling, OSG Guide Rail+Titan Extruder+Silent Board, Large Build Volume 330×330×400mm - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71a-2NvG29L.jpg)
![TRONXY X5SA PRO 3D Printer with Glass Bed Upgrade, Full Metal Frame CoreXY Printer with Auto Leveling, OSG Guide Rail+Titan Extruder+Silent Board, Large Build Volume 330×330×400mm - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71y0LS-o-4L.jpg)
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![TRONXY X5SA PRO 3D Printer with Glass Bed Upgrade, Full Metal Frame CoreXY Printer with Auto Leveling, OSG Guide Rail+Titan Extruder+Silent Board, Large Build Volume 330×330×400mm - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61Cb1tzHVIL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does this come as a DIY kit or is it mostly assembled?**
A: It'll come in pieces...  And that parts that are assembled will need to be tweaked too.  For example, the rollers (bearings), on the plate that runs on my left linear rail were so tight, it wouldn't go on.  I had to adjust them and there were ZERO instructions or the correct tool.  I had to adjust other pulley bearing too.  Plus a few missing parts that Tronxy won't answer my email about.  It's not just a DIY kit, it's a DIY and figure out QC issues they have to get it working kit.

**Q: Does this have a heated bed?**
A: Yes, it has a heated bed. Specifically mine has a 2.2 ohm bed which gives about 260 Watts total power

**Q: Can the firmware take a .8 nozzle for faster printing of large low detail parts?**
A: I have used a 0.8 nozzle and it worked great. You can run as large as 1mm too.

**Q: Is this the latest version with all the latest updates incuded?**
A: Yes, the large print size 330x330x400mm: Titan extruder, 3D printer glass platform, Guide rail, Corexy structure, Mute Printing, TR sensor, Filament detection
BGC

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ TronXY doing a good job. X5SA Pro is a nice solid printer.
*by F***R on November 17, 2019*

I originally bought the TronXY X5SA. I build it was impressed with the printer. I initially saw the pro version but decided to go with the standard X5SA. Well. I decided to give the standard one to my grandkids and bought the Pro version. The X5SA Pro is a nice setup. Fewer Acrylic bits, only 4. The rest is metal. I had the same issue with needing to clear the holes in the Z axis motor mounts so the vertical slide rails can fit. With the upgraded guide rails and trolley wheels, I did find some jerkiness in the movement. This was caused by some residue on the trolley wheels. This cleaned up easily with a Q-tip and some rubbing alcohol. After that, no issue. The rest of the build was straight forward and uneventful. everything fits and lines up well. The touch panel works fine. I find you can drive the Axis past the maximum limit. I will see if there is a way to turn the software stop on. I still wish ( original X5SA review ) the firmware was open and easier to modify, but it does work well. Could add some touches like position display when on a page that lets you move an axis, but not a deal breaker. Over all it works well. I think the upgraded parts are worth the cost difference from the standard version.

### ⭐⭐⭐ Amateur grade printer with some design flaws - bad company moral value
*by P***Y on January 18, 2021*

First, let me say what I like about this printer. - It can print large volume, which was the primary reason why I bought it. - The arrangement of parts is neat - Decent body frame - Printing is decent after some googling and adjustments In general I think it is good enough for hobbyists but it is NO WAY to be considered industrial graded printer. Ok, then here are the problems. First of all, this printer has AUTO LEVEL-SENSING and NOT auto leveling. There is a false marketing on this feature. What it has is a distance sensor that detect the distance to the printing bed at 12 different locations and you have to adjust the bed by turning the screws (of course with your hand). There are a few design problems - The harness chain at the top is too heavy to be held by the two ends so it keeps sagging down and hit the belts. You have to make something to hold it up. - The filament guiding tube connects the printer head (extruder) and the extrusion gear also sag and touch the belts making an uncomfortable sound during printing. - The empty-filament sensor and its mechanism is a joke. I mean it does tell you when the filament is out. However, it is difficult to replace the new row of filament without reprint. What happened was it tell you that the filament is out. However, to replace it you need to somehow cut part of the leftover filament to put the new one in. The only way for this to work is you have to remove the guiding tube, cut the filament shorter than the tube itself, put the tube back, then insert the new filament. I tried to insert the filament pass the sensor and keep pushing the filament up while printing with the hope that the new filament follow the leftover one. Unfortunately the new filament stuck somewhere in the extrusion gear and never get pushed up. There are a few assembly problems: - Some of the parts were incorrectly preassembled. Like the screws for the bed harness chain. - The position of the bed leveling sensor is a bit too low which created all sort of problems (I will mention them in the operational problems). - There are other minor things that I don't remember now. It has been a few months. There are a few operational problems: - The bed leveling sensor was incorrectly pre-mounted. This caused the z offset to be a little bit high so the first layer never touch the bed when I printed it directly from the slicer software. If I print it from the SD, I have to manually adjust the z offset every time. - Occasionally, when adjusting the z-offset to the correct thickness before printing, the printer somehow drill down to the bed then drag along the bed on its way to the home position and damage the black sheet that glued onto the aluminum plate. This happened to me like times. - The black sheet on the aluminum plate peels after several uses. - The print does not produce the tolerance as stated in the description. When printing a circular tube it became ecliptic tube. The tolerance can go up to 1mm. - There are other problems leading to bad prints such as lifting, etc. It happens on almost every 3d printers so I don't mention it here. Lastly, if you buy this printer don't bother sending in your free filament code. Tronxy don't send you the filament. They keep making excuses, try not to reponse to your email, and never send the filament as they promised.

### ⭐ Broken parts - making the printer uselss until replacements arrive.
*by M***S on March 1, 2021*

I will start this off by saying I have had an Ender-3 for 2 years now. A printer that has minimal setup. I do not consider myself and expert. At best I am slightly above proficient. I received my printer yesterday. While putting it together I noticed I had a broken part and a missing set screw. I pushed forward with the build because of excitement. I got the printer all set up and the belts tensioned. I plugged it in and had a loud pop and a spark. After unplugging the printer and checking all connections everything looked fine. I plugged it back in, leveled the bed and set my Z-offset. It was time to print. I loaded up the test print and hit print. The bed started to warm and about 15 seconds later an alarm went off. "Not enough power for sensor." After doing some trouble shooting I narrowed the issue down to the hot end sensor. I watched a few Youtube tutorials and saw what some of the issues could be. When I looked in the power bank that houses the connection for the hot end I noticed 1 wire wasn't even attached. After 5 minutes tearing that apart and hooking up my wire I was up and running with my prints. Pros - Good price for a Core XY printer. Easy to put together, just read 2 steps ahead and all the little notes Pretty easy to level(NOTE: this does not have automatic bed leveling. It shows you a grid of 12 points and you have to zero it) First print had no bed adhesion issues and seems to be printing great. Customer support responded to me within 24 hours of my request for replacement parts. Cons - Broken parts out of the box Some of the holes don't line up making some tasks even more tedious Not automatic leveling Belts can be tricky to get right After my first print is done I will look at updating this review to give a better idea of the printer and it's capabilities. Update: A day later and now the leveling sensor doesn't work. Everything is hooked up correctly but it no longer detects where the nozzle is. The sensor has a broken wire in it where I can't get to solder it. This makes the printer useless as it won't print with out the sensor working that acts as the Zstop.

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