Max4 Combo

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

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

I know you posted this a while back now, but if you are doing stuff for under the hood the 4 Plus or the Max 4 are what you are going to want. Big volumes, high temp materials are the name of the game. I printed, and I am currently printing more, car parts for under the hood of my 408 turbo firebird