T1 Max

100% worth it. That printer goes for $500 on their website. But it is a gamble, like all of flsun's printers. IMO the max isn't better than the t1 or t1 pro because of the lack of an enclosure.

I ordered 2 (two) S1's on Nov. 23rd, they both arrived this past Tuesday (16th) via FedEx, which is an expensive way to ship two oversized boxes that weigh approximately 100lbs a piece...just sayin. Further, I'm not entirely certain where/who started this whole 'out of business' rumour but, it's not

I'm putting on a Dragon Burner with a V6 hotend I had sitting around and a Biqu Nebula extruder that looked cool. To make this work, I printed AfterBearner X gantry parts, which move the rods closer together so the extruder motor can sit above the rods. I'm swapping the board with a BTT SKR V1.4 Tur

I bought a used one from FLsun, it arrived and wouldn’t calibrate or heat the nozzle. FLsun was very helpful and sent some extra parts. I’ve got the T1 Pro and S1, they can be finicky but are great machines.

It really depends on what you’re looking for out of another printer. I bought this T1 Pro used from FLsun, they’re offering some pretty good discounts on those and the S1. I also have a P1S and a Qidi Plus 4. I’d say do it, and I wouldn’t hesitate to buy one of their used machines with the understan

For PCCF, I'd recommend the Qidi q2. Its better set up to handle abrasives and more demanding filaments that require a heated chamber. The hotend reaches up to 370C, the bed up to 120C, the actively heated chamber up to 65C. Although, if you are solely after speed, nothing beats the delta printers m

I bought the kobra 3 with multicolor ace. Its a good printer. But then I got the flsun t1 pro about a month later and it is my favorite printer. I got one open box for 350 straight from flsun.The only issue was the extruder was jammed. I fixed it and since it has been amazing. Just have to watch you

You expect the fastest commercially available printer for hobbyists at an extremely low price point to have hundreds of R&D and optimization baked into the software? You a paying a very affordable price for some pretty well thought out hardware and you expect a $10k Prusa HT90. Go spend $10k and get

FLSUN T1 Pro Beast of a printer in budget

Depends on how much you want to invest in that printer. The Positives:It has good bonesIt is highly mod-able. The Negatives:Pro is only 220x220x250 build area. (Plus is 350x350x400 on a 370x370 plate)Pro has single Z, so no z_tilt with klipper upgrade. (Plus is dual Z)Pro is slow, Plus is slow. Fast