CORE One

Prusa really needs to figure out a way to cut some cost. They are simply not competitive. Why would I pay 2k (plus 200 dollar shipping) for a printer that is less capable than my 800 dollar printer. I love my Core One, but admittedly my P2S is considerably better and cost half the price. Same with t

The INDX nozzles (both Founders Edition and the CORE One+ Conversion kits from Prusa) were sold as hardened and abrasive-resistant. They are not So how come the Prusa website still says they’re hardened? How is communication so consistently bad? This is not a Kickstarter, this is 2 established compa

According to the product page: yes "Upgrade Your CORE One! Current CORE One owners can easily upgrade to the new CORE One+! You can either download the free print-it-yourself files from Printables or purchase the official upgrade kit from our e-shop." Seems like they still haven't uploaded these par

The elephant in the room.. Support. It was rather cheap for them when all they had to support was a few bedslingers. But the failed launch of the xl, which must have cost them a lot in support, new parts, firmware fixes, then new parts again, and yet other firmware fixes.. Then the Core one.. VFA, b

I don't print any highly abrasive materials on a regular basis and I'm totally fine with how good my INDX is working for now. People at Bondtech / Prusa-support were also pretty helpful, can't complain. But: The fuss isn't about that, but about proven false advertising and the kind of catastrophic c

It's great to see your engineering response to VFA and that it is being taken seriously - I'm the guy who opened the thread on the Prusa forums about the release day Core One (Prebuilt) VFA https://forum.prusa3d.com/forum/prusa-core-one-hardware-firmware-and-software-help/vfa-artifacts-on-xy-straigh

This has been happening to Core One L printers since launch, but was supposed to be fixed in the firmware revision that you are running. Prusa's response to everyone so far has been 'Just reboot it', which isn't really acceptable. Unfortunately, while Prusa builds machines with solid analog hardware

Well, I believe that yes, Prusa's quality control has fallen off recently. I haven't had your specific issue, but I've had pretty much every other issue with my CORE One+ printer. The problems have continued since the posts linked above, including some where support has denied that my problem is a p

I own three Prusa printers, and the CoreOne was the final straw. Mine has never worked, can't pass XY calibration, and Prusa support has been unhelpful, asking me to do the same things I've already done multiple times. I am fed up, I spend more time fixing a Prusa than actually printing. Bought an H

I work in a school that has a farm for a design program. We had a fleet of Prusa Mk3s+, but recently switched over to Bambu P2Ss. The reason came down to cost and questions about Prusa's future. We really wanted to support a western printer manufacturer, but we can buy 2 P2Ss for the price of one Pr