Max4

LOL I have the Q2 and the new Max4, zero issues. if do you have friends with issues like that, tell him I buy their Qidi printers. I need more Qidi printers, if they aren't happy. let me know, we make a deal.

Qidi Max4 will meet your needs, its like the Q2 but bigger.

they replace for a printer.cfg from Qidi Max4. What a mess this company. Running as a truly amateur one

What you should know: Qidi support is excellent at helping you fix problems yourself and shipping parts to you, but they are extremely, extremely, extremely reluctant to accept returns. If you need a return, good luck. A lot of folks recommend buying Qidi printers from Amazon for this reason, becaus

Can you point to anything specifically that shows that the print quality isn’t as good? I have a Bambu H2C and P1S as well as a Qidi Plus 4 and Max 4. Honestly, both Qidi’s have produced consistently better quality prints. This is both by measuring tolerance on mated parts as well as subjectively lo

Do not update. Those 2 additional firmware updates do fix specific bugs that were introduced by the first new firmware update, but do not fix some fundamental problems with the new firmware. It's a sloppy port of the max4 firmware done for app compatibility and easier software maintenance on qidi's

My first core xy printer was the Creality K2 plus. I put 3k hours on it before I sold it but in comparison to the printers I got afterwards it was the worst experience. I had to deal with Crealitys warranty dept numerous times and it was a horrible experience. The quality of my prints with it were o

For multicolor printing? SnapMaker U1 For functional printing? Qidi Q2, or if you can stretch the budget for a massive printer, Qidi Max4.

Also... du stellst die falschen Fragen, weil du nicht die Eckpunkte richtig definierst: WAS willst du mit dem Drucker drucken? Wie groß willst du drucken? Du bist ITler, du weißt, wie du reagierst, wenn jemand sagt "Ich brauch einen PC, ich hab X Geld". Da fragst auch nach "Office? Gaming? Videobear

Depends on what your goals are. Personally I think the 40-second switching time of the H2C makes it a poor choice for anyone who doesn't need 8+ different materials in one print. If 4 is enough then the Snapmaker U1 is a wildly better value. If you need a big enclosed machine that only occasionally