CORE One+

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.

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 wouldn’t say that I’m not their target audience. I have owned multiple MK3’s, Prusa Minis, MK4’s and have rebuilt countless Prusa machines. In fact I currently have a core one + (upgraded from a MK4 kit that I built myself) and I am definitely interested in INDX but that price is just too high tbh

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

Imho no. It's a really expensive machine. Now if you have the money or if your requisition department has a lot of free budget for some reason, then it's a great machine to print mid sized models on. But if you're just a normal person or a small business, I don't see much reason to go for the Core O

Look, I get it, I don't like Bambu at all. That's why neither me or the company that I work for have any. But the Core One L is just not that impressive. Definitely not for the price. If it was somewhat closer to the larger QidiTech, Creality or Anycubic printers then maaaaybe, but it's just 300 cub

From what I remember when I did my MK4 to core one upgrade.. I didn’t assemble the MK4 to S upgrade on the Mk4. I kept the box to the side and when I didn’t have the part it called for building the core one, I pulled it from the MK4S box. I was a bit discouraged purchasing the mk4s upgrade. Because

Also think about the spool holder. On the standard one I had issues with the extruder not being able to pull the filament. This helped a lot: https://www.printables.com/model/1311651-prusa-core-one-bearing-spool-holder

Unfortunately I've just got a standard hotend for the Prusa Core One +, which says that the maximum hotend temp is 290⁰, but someone on Reddit said the thermistor max is 300⁰. Prusa has an upgraded hotend but it's relatively new, $200, and out of stock right now. And IDK if it's a glitch or not, but