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I would hold off and wait.I have watched a few reviews of the U1 and was very impressed with just how fast it is for multicolor prints. It even beat the XL in speed by 3 hours. That's not to say the pre release of the printer doesn't have issues they need to fix.I am confident the INDX will be faste

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

My research was old. I haven’t bothered to research Until you just corrected me. Im glad to see things are coming along but I just spent time digging into current reviews (Tom’s Hardware, 3D Printing Industry, Reddit), and here’s updated info on why I still wouldn’t buy it, even after years to impro

Not many understand, thinking out of h2 series that only h2d has two heads and thinking that h2c is something different and is mostly intended for color printing. This is mostly due to bit saturated reviews that most bloggers did who got those as part of promotion, perhaps not even understanding tho

First thought was, "this is going to be an issue with reliability" then i saw all the reviews, i think it was salander that put the H2C vs H2S vs Prusa XL where the XL drestroyed it.. it seems to be overly complex, with also the chips on the hotends them selves.. but what scared me the most was 3dPr

but Prusa's previous machines have not been on par with Bambus The reliability their bed slingers has certainly been on par with Bambu, and the early reviews of the Core One suggest it will be equally reliable. The XL had serious issues, though they seem mostly resolved. Their multi-material solutio