CORE One+

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

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

Seems like it’ll be almost impossible to turn this around. The whole things been a disaster and it could have been entirely avoided by clear communication at the very beginning; they merely had to communicate with customers to allow them to make a choice. Now it’s possibly too late, they have effect

Reading the comments I can see a some more factors to consider. - The Core One is more popular than the Core One L so will have more community support and mods.- It’s worth considering that the Core One Kit will take about 10-12 hrs to build.- No one has mentioned this but it could be a possibility;

Imho, Prusa is not gonna spend any further development for the XL :( maybe this useless silicon head because of corporation with the other vendor but there will not be any upgrade for the XL. I think Prusa will focus now on “out of the box core one plus”. On the Prusa-day Josef himself told us, XL w

On my prusa core one plus both x/y servo motors failed creating layer shifts support didnt really help as i had to explain to them every day the exact same thing (6+ hours everyday wasted) refunded and went to bambulab and had literally 0 hardware issues.

I don't have a Core one+ but i have a 5th XL and mk3s/mmu2s and sls1. If you want to print basic materials and need the large volume XL its ok. The enclosure is an overpriced dust cover with airholes but somehow manages to overheat my heatbed controller. There are no heat sensors in the enclosure an

By "core XY origin calibration", do you mean the "homing calibration" that clunks around in the front-right corner of the printer? If so, it kinda sounds like you already did some troubleshooting. Definitely make sure your gantry is perfectly square and your belt tensions are in the recommended rang

I ordered my Core One L on Jan 21st and received it finally on March 23rd which is about nine weeks. Bambu Lab announced the release of their H2C. I ordered one on the day of the release and received the unit 4 days later. Both of my Snapmaker U1’s were received before the date promised. I doubt ser