Kobra

We love our 3d printers. Definitely helps owning 3 to speed up the printing process. Springtrap was started last year and at the time took about a month or two to print due to speed and time. Adding two more printers helped reduce the print time for Golden Freddy down to a couple weeks (including ad

For my part, the Kobra X prints better than my S1. I think it comes down to better axis stability and a much more even bed. The automatic filament calibration is better on the Kobra X, which plays a big part in the print quality. The Kobra X allows you to print more standard materials, but you can s

P1S and A1 are going to get a lot of the attention here, and they're great for this. If you want Bambu, they're slam-dunk But if you want multi-color TPU, my buddy has an Anycubic Kobra X that absolutely slaps for this. Every filament is basically directly fed, so you can load the whole thing up wit

Ich kann dir den Anycubic Kobra X empfehlen, ist zwar offen, bringt aber ein Colorsystem für 4 Farben direkt mit. Habe den im Presale für 260 bekommen und bin echt zufrieden mit dem was er leistet. Gerade für Anfänger (bin ich selber) sehr intuitiv zu bedienen. Modelle von Makerworld, etc. ohne Prob

ngl i got the p1s combo it is amazing if you want a printer that just works get it period. but i also have an anycubic kobra 3 max and from using their software and some of their hardware i mean like the software is def worse the multi color is also worse but you get a klipper on the anycubic so you

This is more than enough for a good printer. If money is really an issue (like you are looking for recommendations closer to the $400 end), I would get him either of the following along with some cash to buy filament: Anycubic Kobra X, if printing in multiple colors is the most important Elegoo Cent

I own both. Facts: Print quality is similar, Kobra X multicolor is a little faster and a little more efficient. Opinions: Bambu Studio is better; Anycubic Slicer Next is what you get if you shoot Bambu Studio with a Bizarro Ray. Makerworld is much better in that it's more mature, but it's free regar

Grab a ecc2 or pick up the anycubic kobra X for 279$ it’s an open frame bedslinnger with 4 colors I’m assuming all the color stuff she wants is not for functional parts so an open frame printer will be perfect for printing PLA

The Anycubic Kobra X might be a better buy. It’s $299 and have 4 color printing built in, less material waste and is fast. I have 3 and they are workhorses. Over 500 hours on each or close to it.

There are other brands that self calibrate and just print. I bought a Anycubic Kobra X for ~280 Euros. It prints multi colour flawlessly I've never had to touch a setting or calibrate anything myself