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A couple points: The smaller XY dimensions relative to the X2 is not terribly substantial, and even smaller after accounting for Bambu's calibration processes using up more bed area than prusa's prime line. The H2 is a whole different size class, closer to the XL (With the core one L somewhat smalle

When it comes to multi colour 3D printing, there are two types: the AMS like systems where multiple filaments share a single nozzle ( like the ones you mentionned ) , and the toolchangers where each filament has its own nozzle. The AMS like systems are the most common and are pretty cheap, but they

I'm nearly 100% certain the Prusa will be more than the H2C. Consider the H2S vs the CoreOneL.The H2S has a larger print volume, it is faster and according to multiple reviewers it has slightly better print quality. The L is 20% more. We know what the INDX will cost (more or less). The 8 core costs

I had one one pre order actually scheduled to ship this week. Just cancelled and ordered an H2D. I just couldn't justify the high price even with the earlier price that I paid for what I was getting. As more reviews came out I started to see the cracks. This is coming from someone who owns an XL so

The Prusa XL is likely going to end up being a good bit over 2k. If you need to print engineering filament, it doesn't come with a heated chamber (or a chamber at all) nor chamber filtration or even hardened nozzles. Except for a temp controlled chamber, they can all be bought as extra. It is a good

Since you asked... https://kb-3d.com/store/extruders-hotends/414-ldo-orbiter-v25-extruder-1639531882962.html The orbiter is great! I think the other alternative I've heard great reviews on is the Sherman extruder... But I haven't used it myself. I was a doubter for a long while, but it works perfect

Coming from an old Ender 3 Pro, I really wanted the bigger area, enclosed/heated volume, multiple colors, and in general just not having limitations. But the biggest selling point for the H2D versus the Prusa XL (besides being quite a bit more expensive fully kitted out) was something I heard in one

I had an Ultimaker 3 that was starting to feel very long in the tooth. I absolutely did not want to give up the dual-nozzle capability, which seemed increasingly rare on the market. Most of Ultimaker's newer models seemed like "the same thing for a lot more money" so the upgrading in-brand didn't se

While I am loathe to recommend them, BambuLabs has really good printers if you don’t mind the closed system, the P1S, H2D, and the H2S are good printers from what I hear. With standalone prices respectively being $699, $1,999, and $1,249. They are reliable and about as plug and play as you can be, b

I don't know, I've only partially looked at the specs on this printer and so far I'm a bit underwhelmed. I do need to watch some reviews to get more detail since (shockingly) there's been some misinformation as how to the second nozzle works what it can do etc. I still wish they'd do something along