MK4S

I would personally splurge for the MK4S, the speed and quality is unmatched, and the MK4S is still phenomenal. Also, you have the option to upgrade it to a Core one later down the line. Rather than a mini for $700, you can get the MK4S kit with free shipping for $800 https://www.printedsolid.com/pro

Doing the maths over here... with the current black friday deal as a comparison; https://www.prusa3d.com/product/original-prusa-mk4s-3d-printer-kit/ You would have to be a complete fuckhead to buy from Amazon...? Right? Am I missing something...

Upgrade to Mk4S https://www.prusa3d.com/product/original-prusa-i3-mk3-s-to-mk4s-upgrade-kit-2/

If you updated from a MK4 or MK4S, you will need a lot of additional parts, so I would recommend to do this only if you consider this project to be worth your money (also consider the opportunity cost concerning other spendings of your money). On the other hand, if the MK4S was originally some older

You summarize why I went with a Bambu printer and not a Prusa. I need a bigger printer. If Prusa had released their L sooner instead of the Core one, maybe I would have took that route. But then, with what Bambu is offering, and even Qidi, I don't feel like Prusa is there anymore. For absolute fabs,

I actually have 5 mk3s+. Upgrading all of them to mk4, mk4s or later to Core One would put a big hole in my pocket. So I just upgraded two of the mk3s+ to mk4, both to mk4s afterward and one to CoreOne two weeks ago. However, I upgraded only two mk3s I had in stock configuration. Two of the other mk

The upgrade price was much lower when it was originally released, and at that level it made way more sense to upgrade. Now it is smarter to just keep the MK4S and add a Core One if you have the space. Prusa did always say the launch price was “introductory” to be fair.

erm thats a Prusa Mk4s NOT a Original Prusa Mk4s. Anyway, Love the build

I assembled my first MK3 following a YouTube guide instead of the prusa manual - and he recommended to soak all the linear bearings in IPA, wipe them out, and repack them with your own grease using a printed applicator. It is a practice I carried over when building the MK4S kit. I do wish that the b

Just 400 more and you got an mk4s while i have and use an mk3s+ (still not upgraded, the kit 3.5 waits on the shelf) i would not buy a new one. The next generation with the new more powerful buddy board and the new hotend is a big step forward. The mk3s+ is a long living workhorse. I would call one