Centauri Carbon 2 Combo

The only brand you've mentioned that I have first-hand experience with is Prusa, but I have gathered the following from YouTubers I trust and Reddit posts I don't suspect as marketing bots. Bambu printers are good. The hardware is solid. I don't care for Bambu as a company, for similar reasons to wh

@Op I would recommend holding off buying the Centauri Carbon in general until you see how Elegoo handles the treatment of its mass of consumers who’ve purchased the CC version 1 (shitty single cabin light and camera) and version 2 owners (dual cabin light and kinda better camera, recent buyers). Whe

I send this email [UPDATE] Dear Elegoo Europe team, I am writing to express my strong dissatisfaction and serious concern regarding the Elegoo Centauri Carbon printer I purchased during the pre-sale period in February 2025 (Order #EE34). At the time of purchase, the printer was explicitly advertised

I always recommend the same two printers for all beginners because they’re just great starting points without spending a lot of money ($300-400 USD range). They are easy to use and learn, have all the features/specs you need, and are just quality/reliable machines. For just basic single color printi

I've been using an Elegoo Centauri Carbon 2 Combo, and the more I dig into the actual hardware and features, the more I think it belongs in the discussion for cheapest genuinely well-rounded 3D printer. I'm not saying it's the absolute best printer in every category. I'm saying there aren't many mac

I think you need to do more research because you’re talking about very different technologies… resin printers (Mars 5) vs FDM printers (all the others you mentioned). Resin printers are much more complex to use due to the chemicals and fumes and mess they make, but they are great at printing small d

They are both solid printers. If you want to hear the difference on what the shroud makes for the CC2 - here is a video of my CC2 prototyping a sword. You can hear the difference having the door open vs closed would sound like. https://imgur.com/a/elegoo-centauri-carbon-2-prototyping-sword-24-layer-

Ha, that would do it, basically it’s the worst experience for multicolor out there, I have an Elegoo Centauri Carbon 2, a friend has an Anycubic machine and I have some Bambu printers. Multicolor does not exist for this printer in regular orca, you cannot even see the device in the slicer. Also even

What items do you want to print? What materials will you be printing from? How large of parts do you want print? Do you want multifilament/multicolor capability? Printing parts for automobiles is a lot different than printing miniatures for gaming, for example. Lots of overlap, but I would want your

The Centari Carbon 2 is a pretty good printer. It has the ability to switch from 4 different filaments for printing in more than one color, and is very fast for an FDM printer. I got mine for $450 USD right on the day they went on sale. Elegoo also has pretty decent deals on PLA. I've also got an ol