Creator 5

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

It's actually free https://makerworld.com/en/models/3046405-flashforge-creator-5-enclosure-panel-doors#profileId-3426382

flashforge creator 5 is only $700 usd too, there's many more options now. But I mean it can always go cheaper lol

Wenns um die Vermeidung von "Poop" geht, gibts nur den Weg Toolchanger momentan. Und bei einem Budget von 1000€ gibt es genau zwei Geräte, die da reinpassen: Snapmaker U1 und Flashforge Creator 5 Der U1 ist bereits auf dem Markt, der Creator 5 ist im Early Sale... und ist sogar günstiger als der U1

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

What you want doesn’t exist. In order to get more than one nozzle you need either a tool changer like Snapmaker U1 or Flashforge Creator 5. Both are over your 6 hundred price range. Or you can get a Bambu X2D with dual nozzle extrusion but it’s also outside of your price range. The realistic cost fo

If you can wait, get the Flashforge creator 5 https://protomont.com/flashforge-creator-5-4-tool-multi-color-3d-printer/ If you cant wait, get the Snapmaker U1 With your budget it doesent make sense to get anything else.

@OP Go for the Snapmaker U1. I see buildvolume currently has their anniversary sale on. I currently own a Ender3V3SE and want to get a U1 aswel. However Im not in a rush. Will wait for more supplier options. Like when bambu lab a1 was released, we as South Africans could only buy from build volume.

Good, if you don't print parts that require heat resistance, UV resistance, an open printer will be just fine (and for those occasional things PETG is a solution). Most things we print even fit on our secondary printer, the A1 mini! :-) If you don't mind the waste and time, the AMS solution works. T