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Difference here is that bambulab has inventory of printer while prusa are printed on demand. Much easier to manage inventory. The p1s was released in July 2023 and was a finished product. The x1c a few months before that and was a finished product. The people that get a p1s last month got the same p

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

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

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

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

Im currently stuck between the H2D and the Prusa XL. I have a prusa mini as one of my printers, so my annoyance is from that. I simply don't trust prusa XL to be good. How is this overpriced thing not have an enclosure straight out the box, no option for heated chamber and after all that there have

So SnapMaker has been in the business for a bit at the mid-tier, so they're at least not 'look brand new company name, you buy it!!' level. There are a good number of pretty positive reviews on YouTube, as it was a kickstarter project and some have their hands on it. It's probably a wait until some

To be clear, we were talking kids. ;) But if we are talking printers, so I would say there are 2 solid options when going for a new printer. The first one would be pretty much the standard recommendation almost anyone will give you, the Bambulab A1. They also have the mini, but I would recommend aga

Yes, crap communication. Crap launch. Crap everything. 100% agree. Don't buy new printers. You can't seem to see past that and keep saying you don't care, they should fix it. Well, they're not going to. They all keep doing it. Push the product out, let the customers stress test the system. Vcore4 la