Creator 5 Pro

I would look into the Snapmaker U1 or the Flashforge Creator 5 pro. The U1 has been out for a while and has a good community and good support. More Creator 5 reviews are trickling out now. Both of these machines are Tool Changers. This means that they can print multicolor with little to no waste, un

That is completely up to you to decide! I personally don’t want to pay $1300 Canadian so I can stand in front of my printer to make sure it doesn’t catch on fire. I still have a Creator 5 Pro coming but I won’t be leaving it unattended until I, or FlashForge comes up with a fix. And btw, I really do

I’ve been looking into this a lot recently. I have a Core One with INDX on order, a Bambu H2D (pre known shenanigans), and a U1 as my main printers these days. I’m actually now most worried about my C1 going from my rocksteady reliable for abrasives and TPU to being less useful than my U1 with an IN

Yep, and the P1S is still excellent and can be easily upgraded with a chamber heater (plus aftermarket hotends to add quick-swap nozzles etc) for a not hugely significant amount of money. They're still selling the P1S on the UK store and it's just slightly more expensive than the A1. Excellent machi

The Flashforge Creator 5 Pro seems a bit cheaper than the Core One L + INDX, and prints nicely, but if the price and the wait are not an issue for you, I would still wait. I trust Bondtech to make a great product, and technologically the INDX seems just way more advanced. I'm optimistically expectin

Man that Flashforge is relatively cheap, getting the specs as close to matched as I can : Flashforge Creator 5 Pro : €932 Prusa Core One L + INDX : 1930+670 = €2600 (ballpark) So for less than a Core One L plus INDX I could have two Flashforge Creator 5 Pro's. That's a pretty compelling argument aga

The Creator 5 printers are still very new, I don't think anyone has received their Creator 5 Pros yet. But I think a toolchanger like these or the snapmaker U1 are definitely the way to go if you want to reduce waste printing in multiple colors or if you want to print in multi-material or engineerin

Myself bought a Flashforge Creator 5 pro privately for having fun. Cost about the same. Bonus is I can make masking stuff for my coating company in nylon. If you as a company cant afford a better machine for prototype workshop, I feel sorry for you. You really need to add some to get a real machine.

Do you need multi-material, amd less waste printing color? If not, the Centauri Carbon 2 Combo is a reasonable choice for an enclosed comedy. If yes, and you want a heated enclosure, I don't think anything except a Flashforge Creator 5 Pro will be in that price range. If you can do without color or

All companies have their skeletons. The two closest equivalents in terms of price/features are the Snapmaker U1 and Flashforge Creator 5 pro. Both companies have their own issues, they’re just different ones than Bambu. If the X2D is the right combination of features go with that. If the 4 extruder