Max4

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

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

Nope. If you want a guarantee of fewer issues, don't preorder. The Q2 definitely had fewer issues than the Plus4 and we can hope the Max4 will continue the trend, However, a bigger printer generally means more room for problems. Unless you absolutely need the volume right now, just give it a little

I won’t speak to the AGPL issue since that has been discussed at length and I have nothing further to add. But I can say that I currently own an H2C, Qidi Max 4, Qidi Plus 4, and Bambu P1S so I’ll offer my insights on the machines themselves. I can honestly say that the H2C isn’t worth the price in

Fala mestre AlarmingMatter8263, tudo bem sim e ai? Então, realmente os preços da bambu laboratories estão super inflados e não da pra defender, quando você coloca uma maquina tipo a H2D que esta batendo os 18 mil no brasil perto de uma QIDI de 9 mil você começa a se questionar o motivo desses valore

Depends on your balance of needs with regards to multicolor, size, and materials compatibility. If you intend to do a ton of multicolor printing with four colors or less, then a toolchanger like the Snapmaker U1 or maybe the upcoming Creator 5 is the best value for you. If you intend to print with 8

Errm? It has AC heated bed - almost 1kW heater. It's insulation is shite, but I just described what I do if I want to print ABS... It's the same system which is in X1C for example. I live in Ireland. I heard there is some bright light above, but our sky is gray with sometimes getting whiter. I have

I swapped my K2P for an H2S. K2P advantages: quieter motion system especially Y axis, 350x350 is noticeably larger than 340x320. H2S advantages: way more consistent first layer performance, quick-swap nozzles, AMS doesn't make a loud CHUNK sound every three seconds while printing. The new Qidi Max4

For 2 filaments specifically - H2D should be the sweet spot. A double nozzle is a big difference, especially if you compare it to a QIDI Box that isn't that great (in my experience). H2D/C is better than max4 (double the price also) - but QIDI with Klipper has some ways to ensure higher precision.

Have a look into newest generation of qidi printers. $$ to spec value they are pretty hard to beat. Have chamber heater and print abs/asa/engineering materials without fuss. I print a lot of pc-abs, plus 4 is my go to printer for it. I have a plus 4 - 300mm bed. Earlier batches had some issues, seem