S1 Pro

Hallo und guten Abend, ich bin neu hier im Forum und habe da mal etwas anzumerken bzw nach zu fragen....Ich besitze einen FLSUN S1 und war eigendlich bis dato recht zufrieden, bis.... Ja bis mir aufviel das es im Menü des S! immernoch Punkte bei der Kalibrierung gibt die immernoch nicht funktioniere

Bambu are excellent printers, but every printer has its issues. The ecosystem from Bambu is so closed down which personally drove me away. The ability for you to go on MakerWorld and grab the 3MF file and send it to your printer without any guesswork is very nice, which is probably why it’s such a g

I’ve definitely been seeing some good things about it. If I could ever sell my Flsun s1 pro I’d maybe consider picking one up. I told myself “no more klipper printers” haha, but it’s just too tempting.

There is no reason to get the s1 pro. Everything is integrated and proprietary. So you can't upgrade it. And you can only buy parts for it through flsun. With their history of dropping their old products when they release new ones. You have a paperweight in 3 years. Plus, none of the AI features wor

I love my S1PRO that much that I bought a second one 🤭. And I havent changed that much, I just installed the Open Source Klipperversion by Cyril Guislain, wich is originally for S1, but works on the S1PRO too. Thigthend all screws after unpacking, and thats it. If yours is a S1 I would look on Flsun

I have a S1 Pro and it has been pretty solid. I would highly recommend getting "high speed" filaments. I have had good luck with Sunlu's HS PLA and Elegoo's Rapid PETG with just default profiles (using OrcaSlicer). I haven't used other filament types outside of that. Be prepared for how loud it is.

If I lived anywhere near Charlston, S.C. I'd be taking you up on your kind offer. I only have 2 (two) S1 Pro's in my farm but, they both work flawlessly. In fact, most of my FLsun printers are my go-to for fast turnaround. Of course I've also spent time with the machines ( and not just lazy plug & p