Centauri Carbon

I know people are probably still going to find things to hate about the whole multicolor situation with the CC and how it took longer than expected, but you can't deny that Elegoo kept their promise and that $55 is way lower than any of us were expecting to pay for it. Excited to have mine pre-order

I have both. Resin has better resolution and for my stuff, prints much faster than filament. One model took 36 hours on an Elegoo Centauri Carbon and 10 hours on a Saturn Ultra 4. I also find resin a lot simpler to maintain. WIth filament it seems I'm always fixing extruder jams and have to watch th

Silencer - https://www.printables.com/model/1572995-elegoo-centauri-carbon-silencer-filter-fixed Tool head - https://www.printables.com/model/1400773-remix-elegoo-centauri-carbon-toolhead-cover-update This is the filter I bought, fits perfect. https://a.co/d/02XFYj6e If you print any magnetic versio

I have a Bambu Labs H2C which is way overkill for this application, I print a lot of multicolor stuff outside of 2A prints, it just happens to also be really good at printing engineering filaments. I also have a Bambu P2S which would be ok printing PA6-CF but doesn’t get hot enough for PPA-CF The El

If we’re considering just materials alone then yea I clear the cost of most other aftermarket hardtops by a good sum. I bought a printing setup that can churn out all the plastic I need for this project relatively quick which is three printers but I chalked those up to business expenses as I plan on

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

I've been enjoying my Elegoo Centauri Carbon. Calibrating the slicer for the filaments and nozzles is tedious (but not hard), but you have to do it for every printer that doesn't have exquisite presets just dialed dead nuts in. There is a successor coming out that has a filament switcher. I don't re

Remember that people who have no issues don't post. What you're seeing is a bias in data, people who have no issues have no reason to post, therefore you're mostly only seeing people with issues that need resolved. People LOVE to use the internet to complain. I've had 0 printing issues with my Centa

Depends on the printer. But generally, yeah. Cheapest 3d printed gun is the Harlot. It's a single shot .22lr, but moonlights as a hand grenade. You can get all the parts you need for $20 plus shipping. But then you need filament. PLA+ or PLA pro. So that's around $15. You can make one with an averag

Orrr more affordable, elegoo Centauri carbon. The first one, it is sometimes under 300