Hola Compañeros;
Pues lo dicho, a los que tengais la máquina o hayais trabajado con ella, me gustaría preguntaros por la cualidades/defectos de esta máquina.
Su facilidad de uso, el tiempo que os llevo haceros con ella, que os gustó y que os gustó menos, la valoración que le dais y si la recomendaríais o no para empezar en este mundillo.
un saludo y muchas gracias de antemano
kaos_oscuro
¿Qué opinais de la MLINK-X2C?
Hola:
Es complicado hablar de máquinas de virtudes y defectos, cada máquina tiene una virtud y seguro que sus defectos, yo por ejem tuve la Achi IR PRO no me fue bien con ella pero no por eso dijo que sea mala es diferente ay gente que les va de lujo, y conozco alguno que no les gusto, de la Mlink,pues es una buena maquina tiene defectos? pues si ay cosas que se podrían mejorar pero por esas cosas no quiere decir que esta máquina no funcione, por que funciona bien te costara más o menos aprender ? pues a todas ay que echarle un poco por no decirte mucho tiempo sea una máquina de 600€ o de 5.000€ es acerté a ella buscar sus cualidades y potenciarlos al máximo,
Todo en esta vida cuesta pero la terquedad en algunas cosas es buena.
Hazte con unos buenos compañeros y amigos que te echen una mano que te animen y seguro que lo consigues,
Yo los he tenido y los tengo
Gracias a esa gran persona he podido por lómenos progresar y cada vez consigo algo nuevo
Gracias y te animo a que lo pruebes y lo consigas
Es complicado hablar de máquinas de virtudes y defectos, cada máquina tiene una virtud y seguro que sus defectos, yo por ejem tuve la Achi IR PRO no me fue bien con ella pero no por eso dijo que sea mala es diferente ay gente que les va de lujo, y conozco alguno que no les gusto, de la Mlink,pues es una buena maquina tiene defectos? pues si ay cosas que se podrían mejorar pero por esas cosas no quiere decir que esta máquina no funcione, por que funciona bien te costara más o menos aprender ? pues a todas ay que echarle un poco por no decirte mucho tiempo sea una máquina de 600€ o de 5.000€ es acerté a ella buscar sus cualidades y potenciarlos al máximo,
Todo en esta vida cuesta pero la terquedad en algunas cosas es buena.
Hazte con unos buenos compañeros y amigos que te echen una mano que te animen y seguro que lo consigues,
Yo los he tenido y los tengo
Gracias a esa gran persona he podido por lómenos progresar y cada vez consigo algo nuevo
Gracias y te animo a que lo pruebes y lo consigas
Esto cuesta pero con ayuda todo se supera
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Deepsnoozer
Hello, i am Portuguese and my spanish is kinda bad, so i am going to speak in english, i hope you understand
I Can talk about the Mlink X2C because i just bought one, and as a very experienced user (since i own an Honton 650B, i had a 490 and an modified Achi Ir Pro sc) so far i can say this:
The touch screen display is fantastic, very nice adition to the machine, but it's only capable of making a 6 stage profile, also with the honton 490 you are able to regulate the air speed of each profile, on the mlink x2 (and honton 650b) you have to set it to a speficic value, that can be a problem or not...
I also think that the cheap TC's on the nozzles are not able to read the temperature accurately, so making profiles for this machine can be tricky if you copy them from anyone else, in order to make profiles for the mlink x2 you have to create a profile board and trust a decent tc, also i suspect that from 3 to 3 months you will have to reajudst your profile as tc's get dirtier.
Also the XY Table could be better, i have modified mine to take all boards as i do lots of laptops, the clamps are a laught and i have ordered honton clamps, the middle rails are a joke as well, and i will modify them as soon as i got time, for now, i have installed spikes from an honton, using two spacers so they are the correct size, and i have modified the honton rail holders...
The pre heating is okay, the cheap chinese heaters can be troublesome, but mine came with very nice heaters, compared to the infrapara from honton these are a little bit better, but trust me, that's my case, i suspect that every mlink x2 has their own "set of heaters" mine can be good, yours could be bad, swaping them for elstein is a good modification, and the table can be a cm or two bigger, just cut the bezel arround the heaters.
The Size of the pre heating area is bigger than the 490, but a little bit smaller than the 650b.
The Nozzles are made in a cheaper quality than the honton, they are magnetic, but the honton has a bigger base, the nozzles on the mlink x2 have smaller bases, so if you buy honton nozzles they won't fit properly in the mlink x2, satkit sell zhuomao nozzles, i wonder if the zhuomao fit mlink x2...
The vaccum pump has a manual funcion to activate, and the mlink x2 has a "halt" function to pause a profile so you can lift the chip, this is very important as the honton 490 doesn't allow you to start the vaccum until you "stop" the profile, and once you stop the profile cooling start's working.
Speaking of cooling, the coolink of the Mlink X2 is a JOKE! i don't know why but it barely cools down the board, my Achi IR pro sc cooling was better, and the Honton 650B cooling is a MONSTER! the cooling on the honton r490 is also a joke!
The worst part on this machine is the built quality of the xy table compared to machines on the same price range, the linear bearings are made from a very bad material, and they are too stiff even with oil, maybe machine oil will get them to work properly, the machine metal body is strong and solid, and it's hard to say what machine has the best body part quality, if i could say what machine has the best built quality i would say that the Honton r490 is the worst machine, the best is the 650b the achi ir pro sc and mlink x2 both share the same type of metal built quality... the mlink being stiffer than the achi but the achi having slighter weaker parts than the mlink
The camera:
I Have decided to put this in a different subject because the camera does not make or break the machine, you can say it's an independent gadget to the machine.
It is not very easy to work with the camera, because you have to put it exacly right, not too close, not too far from the chip, the focus is a joke and sometimes you have to put the camera on top o fthe pre heating areas, i dont know if the heat won't kill the camera, but for now it's useful specially to show to other costumers that you are a professional and you even have a camera to zoom in on your work.
If you have 100€ extra euros to spend on the camera and you don't mind having it, i would say go for it, but for me... i will not use it more then a couple of times...
All in all, for the price this is a good machine...
My Score:
Top and Bottom Heating power 9/10
Pre heaters 6.5/10
XY Table 5/10
User interface 9.5/10
Built Quality 7.5/10
Price 7.5/10
Final Score: 7.5 / 10
- A good machine for it's price, but not perfect.
I Can talk about the Mlink X2C because i just bought one, and as a very experienced user (since i own an Honton 650B, i had a 490 and an modified Achi Ir Pro sc) so far i can say this:
The touch screen display is fantastic, very nice adition to the machine, but it's only capable of making a 6 stage profile, also with the honton 490 you are able to regulate the air speed of each profile, on the mlink x2 (and honton 650b) you have to set it to a speficic value, that can be a problem or not...
I also think that the cheap TC's on the nozzles are not able to read the temperature accurately, so making profiles for this machine can be tricky if you copy them from anyone else, in order to make profiles for the mlink x2 you have to create a profile board and trust a decent tc, also i suspect that from 3 to 3 months you will have to reajudst your profile as tc's get dirtier.
Also the XY Table could be better, i have modified mine to take all boards as i do lots of laptops, the clamps are a laught and i have ordered honton clamps, the middle rails are a joke as well, and i will modify them as soon as i got time, for now, i have installed spikes from an honton, using two spacers so they are the correct size, and i have modified the honton rail holders...
The pre heating is okay, the cheap chinese heaters can be troublesome, but mine came with very nice heaters, compared to the infrapara from honton these are a little bit better, but trust me, that's my case, i suspect that every mlink x2 has their own "set of heaters" mine can be good, yours could be bad, swaping them for elstein is a good modification, and the table can be a cm or two bigger, just cut the bezel arround the heaters.
The Size of the pre heating area is bigger than the 490, but a little bit smaller than the 650b.
The Nozzles are made in a cheaper quality than the honton, they are magnetic, but the honton has a bigger base, the nozzles on the mlink x2 have smaller bases, so if you buy honton nozzles they won't fit properly in the mlink x2, satkit sell zhuomao nozzles, i wonder if the zhuomao fit mlink x2...
The vaccum pump has a manual funcion to activate, and the mlink x2 has a "halt" function to pause a profile so you can lift the chip, this is very important as the honton 490 doesn't allow you to start the vaccum until you "stop" the profile, and once you stop the profile cooling start's working.
Speaking of cooling, the coolink of the Mlink X2 is a JOKE! i don't know why but it barely cools down the board, my Achi IR pro sc cooling was better, and the Honton 650B cooling is a MONSTER! the cooling on the honton r490 is also a joke!
The worst part on this machine is the built quality of the xy table compared to machines on the same price range, the linear bearings are made from a very bad material, and they are too stiff even with oil, maybe machine oil will get them to work properly, the machine metal body is strong and solid, and it's hard to say what machine has the best body part quality, if i could say what machine has the best built quality i would say that the Honton r490 is the worst machine, the best is the 650b the achi ir pro sc and mlink x2 both share the same type of metal built quality... the mlink being stiffer than the achi but the achi having slighter weaker parts than the mlink
The camera:
I Have decided to put this in a different subject because the camera does not make or break the machine, you can say it's an independent gadget to the machine.
It is not very easy to work with the camera, because you have to put it exacly right, not too close, not too far from the chip, the focus is a joke and sometimes you have to put the camera on top o fthe pre heating areas, i dont know if the heat won't kill the camera, but for now it's useful specially to show to other costumers that you are a professional and you even have a camera to zoom in on your work.
If you have 100€ extra euros to spend on the camera and you don't mind having it, i would say go for it, but for me... i will not use it more then a couple of times...
All in all, for the price this is a good machine...
My Score:
Top and Bottom Heating power 9/10
Pre heaters 6.5/10
XY Table 5/10
User interface 9.5/10
Built Quality 7.5/10
Price 7.5/10
Final Score: 7.5 / 10
- A good machine for it's price, but not perfect.
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Por favor compañero Deepsnoozer, escribe en portugés añadiendo una traducción al español. Así te lo pido, pues este es un foro de habla Hispana y ambos idiomas se asemejan.
Un saludo.
Un saludo.