CORE One

All I can tell you, is that does not sound anything like my Core One. There has to be something going on here! Maybe contact Prusa support?

Making me glad I went directly to Prusa for my Core One. Thankfully, no issues with my camera. I’m surprised that they’re not standing behind a Printed Solid purchase, given the tight relationship. I mean, PS is even doing assembly work. Weird.

Key features: Automatic Top Vent Operation: The extruder now automatically opens the vent for low-temp materials (PLA/PETG) and closes it for high-temperature materials, ensuring the optimal thermal environment and creating a true "set-and-forget" experience. Easy Flex Loading: A redesigned filament

If you got a camera there are solutions with a local vision model available. Not an official Prusa solution though. I am integrating one of the model with Prusa Connect for my personal use. It works in tandem with layer change synchronized timelapses. It still has some rough edges. The goal is to ad

Prusa doesn't really have an equivalent to the P2S/AMS combo, you'd probably be looking at a Core One with a four- or eight-tool INDX system. From the user side, the result would be closer to an H2C with a smaller print bed (at least until Core One L gets it's INDX kit); of course, technically the I

I absolutely loved building my prusas - shame the core one L can't be built but I guess there's a point where a) its possibly not worth the hassle to develop kits and documentation and b) achieve consistency with regard to calibration etc.

I’d rather buy a beta Core One than anything by Bambu. Prusa is consumer focused and repairable. Bambu is walled garden straight to landfill trash.

Dude you bought a kit printer, and honestly it sounds like mechanically and technically that was a bit above your level, but it saved you $200 so you wanted to do it. You're comparing the out of the box ease of use to that of a bambu printer which only comes fully assembled and you're surprised the

I took 3 days and lots of breaks to assemble my core one upgrade kit. All my prusas have been kits and are all reliable. Too many times I see people with a lot of problems that assemble their kit in 8 hours.

The business ethics, generally open platform, and repairability will keep me in the Prusa ecosystem unless they pull some shenanigans (boy, that would be sad). I’ve had MK3’s through the Core One. I’ve always had other printers as well, and those Prusa were the only ones that just kept chugging alon