CORE One

In 10 years I will still be bragging about my core one and maybe also call it an old lady, thats the whole point with prusa 🤣.

I want to touch one point about tuning. With Prusa, you don’t need to tune each machine individually - tuning is done in the slicer for specific filaments and it applies it to ALL Prusa printers. Prusa printers will give you the same print everytime, that’s why they’re best for farms. In my experien

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?

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.

I have had a Bambu X1C and a Bambu A1 Mini. Recently went with the Core One L over H2. I’ve rambled a lot here and maybe been too positive, but it’s just as much because I’m trying to get my thoughts down in paper, I think this is one of the bigger questions in 3d printing today - ol reliable vs sta

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.

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

They’re completely different printers, so I’m not sure how you want to compare them, but I’ll answer nonetheless: They are similar in terms of quality. A proper breakdown can be found at https://auroratechchannel.com/. Bambu Slicer is based on PrusaSlicer, so both have the same performance. I prefer

I mean, the time saving for this exact model / setup are huge. I understand what you mean though, in a world of tool changers it loses its shine and I think we should be seeing more comparisons of the H2D vs H2C. The Prusa Core One L looks the most interesting to me given it can have so many on Indx

Prusa might FINALLY be able to compete with a bambu product in both functionality and price. For me personally, this is just a straight upgrade to the h2c once it rolls out to the core one L. The only downside I can possibly find is the lower nozzle temperatures.