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

The "standard" size nowadays is 256mm^3. If you really need 300, you're going to pay for those extra 50mm. The Anycubic Kobra S1 Max is one cheaper option that's available now and has gotten decent reviews.

I might be forgetting some things, but you can do your own research. AMA KS1M: https://www.reddit.com/r/AnycubicOfficial/comments/1op0yla/anycubic_kobra_s1_max_combo_reveal_ama_earlybird/ AMA KS1M Summary: https://www.reddit.com/r/AnycubicOfficial/comments/1owqrmo/anycubic_kobra_s1_max_ama_key_highlights_from_the

Je nach Erfahrung des Beschenkten. P2s mit AMS ist leicht drüber. Anycubic Kobra s1 max combo mit ace pro und je 10kg Pla und PETG bunt von eBay mit mydealz anycubic deals dann passt das auch mit Startmaterial. Vorteil; dank anycubic in system hat er gleich filament Erkennung per RFID

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!