Max4 Combo

I thought the same when I bought my Q2. I didn't need multicolor really so why bother with the Qidi box. However I got the max 4 combo because when I bought it, it included the polar cooler for free with the combo. I then realized how nice it was to have 4 rolls on the ready, just a click away to lo

Why not just use the Qidi box instead of trying to get something else to work with it. I use my Qidi box mainly for auto refill and it works well. I've used it to burn up 4 short rolls of pa6-cf and you couldn't tell it wasn't printed from one roll. I initially bought my Q2 without the box. Then I g

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

Consider the Qiditech Max 4 Combo as well, if you're into printing engineering materials. If you're only going to print PLA and PETG consider a Snapmaker U1 If you're on a budget go with Elegoo Centauri Carbon 1 or 2. I have a Bambu X1C, Snapmaker, Orangestorm, Ender 3, Ender 5, CR10 S5, Orangestorm

fresh update - tech support got back to me and recommended first a factory reset through the UI, and if still having issues, to send them a log dump. i had a hunch this would be the case, but didn't want to try it and find out they wanted a different process. the factory reset seems to have worked.

Ordered s1 max combo in January and hit that remind button everyday, didnt do shit. Finally got my order canceled on may 15 and was refunded week later. I Ordered qidi max4 combo and had it within a week.

I agree with the other comments. Skip the plus 4. The max 4 is a better machine. I have the Max 4, Q2, Bambu h2c, Bambu x2d and a flashforge creator 5 pro on the way. I feel like buying the plus 4 is going backwards.Also I have 2 Qidi box and I love them. Just for drying, printing while drying and f

IF you’re going with a Bambu, it’s definitely better to get the combo. I think the point that they were making is that a tool changer is superior to an AMS in many ways. It’s faster, less wasteful, capable of supporting more types of filament (TPU and brittle finicky filaments). Based on the introdu

I didn't realize this was an issue. I bought the max 4 combo and once I started using the Qidi box I bought one for my Q2. I really like it. It's given me the opportunity to print multicolor with pet-gf. Pretty cool actually. The filament runout feature is what I was really after though. Now I can b

TL;DR: The H2C is the clear winner for small details and tight tolerances. Here's a summary overview of both machines [Bold = better. Italics = subjective] Feature Bambu Lab H2C Qidi Max4 Main strength High precision multi-material Titanic build volume Multi-material tech Vortek Qidi Box Waste Near