Q2 Combo

I just got a Q2 Combo a couple weeks ago and it's been solid. I haven't done any modifications to the printer yet, but at the very least, I am going to print the part cooling duct upgrade. I have not done any other calibrations since the initial setup calibration routine. No specific filament tuning

I was deciding between those 2 also.... But then I went with Q2 combo and no regrets 👍 Reasons: Multi color material is great, but in my case for kids mostly. As I was thinking more to print functional parts for home, garden, garage... Where color is not that important and multicolor not at all. 2nd

I ordered a Q2 Combo that said In Stock until I received it without a qidi box. They have some real deceptive marketing practices but seems to be the norm for 3D printers companies in that region.

I have had my Q2 for a little over 2 months and over 200 hours printing on it. Mostly multi color with the qidibox and have only had one part in a multi part print fail because it didn’t stick to the plate so it is probably partially my fault. This is also my first 3d printer and first time using 3d

Qidi Q2 Combo is 999, Bambu Labs with AMS Combo is 1249 The price saving reaally isnt as big as people make out. I never even KNEW Bambu labs was considered like 'Apple' of the 3d printing world, I just saw my mates so I got one. After owning an UP! a Flash Forge, a Creality an Anycubic I can say wi

Yowzer, thanks for the feedback guys. I'm not hearing much support for being able to print PA (which Bambu lists the P1S as being 'capable' of doing) or even ABS/ASA (which it says are 'ideal') without some additional 3rd party upgrades, let alone the GF/CF variants. I was under the impression that