Kobra S1 Max

CC2 is a much better value. Enclosed printer that is much more capable of printing basic and high temp engineering filaments. I love mine! It’s a very solid printer! But it does have a smaller build volume. Only about 10 inches cubed. (About 12-14 inches diagonally if your model is thin enough to fi

You are way better off just selling it and buying a bigger printer (maybe an Anycubic Kobra S1 Max which is 350x350x350) if that’s really what you want. Trying to modify the CC2 to increase the size would be a total nightmare. So not worth the effort, time, or money.

My biggest and longest print to date was done on my Anycubic Kobra 3 Max. I really wanted to push the machine to its limits, so I took on a massive four-color print to see what it could handle. The project was a Pokémon Rayquaza for my friend’s son—standing nearly 400 mm tall and taking almost an en

I'm getting the anycubic kobra s1 max! I wanted a larger printer that also has a heater and it was fairly inexpensive. Some helmet will be pretty easy to print in one go!

It sounds like you just want something basic that’s enclosed with a filament box. In that case, maybe the Qidi Q2 or Anycubic Kobra S1 Max (bigger) is best. Just understand that if you want to do multicolor/multimaterial prints, they will take a lot longer on those machines and you will waste a lot

Anycubic Kobra S1 Max is what you are looking for.