CORE One+

Am I seeing right that the nozzles went up in price by almost 50%? That's a lot. What's going on there? At this point I might better cancel my 8 tool order from Prusa and wait for what's happening. If these are the same prices Prusa will ask for, maintenance will become extremely expensive. And I st

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

Since it's basically still just a Core One, they already exist.

Unfortunately having the same issues and the more I print on the Core One, the more I regret the upgrade from my well printing MK4S to the Core One. Don’t have anything else than the Prusa belt tuner. But obviously all the things you’ve tried ain’t made a difference at all.

I print PEEK medical implants for a living, I can tell you that your layer bonding is likely extremely weak. Your chances of success on a core one+ or L is likely zero without serious modification. Your build surface should be at minimum 160C in order to exceed glass transition temps, print speed ne

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

Not what you are asking for but. It seems like prusa really likes to hold old stock sometimes, I bought my core one a couple of weeks ago and it was a bit of a Frankenstein in parts, the printer was a 2025 model and it came with the 2026 serial number sticker in a bag, and the LCD had a 3D printed b

I think Bambu will put the Vortek on both left and right nozzles before they come out with a full toolhead changer (if they ever do). Their system does give max build plate for the minimal printer footprint. Compared to the Prusa Core One+ INDX, the H2C has a much larger build area

But where should someone get a heatbed from if it is not available on the website? Or a power supply. I really do not understand why the core one L was designed that way. It kinda goes against the principles of a prusa printer. Where is the repairability or upgradability? Does that mean that the cor

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