Q1 Pro

Nope. I have a Qidi Q1 Pro and was simply okay with trading multicolor and a slightly larger build volume for a chamber heater. I have since started to yearn for multicolor and I want a CoPrint Quadro whenever it comes out. The wait will be 100% worth minimal waste 4 color prints on a 300³ bedslinge

I've not ever had a Bambu Labs printer. I bought a Qidi Q1 Pro for less than $400 and it prints great OTB. It has heated chamber etc. looks a little toyish I guess but it prints great. Bambu Labs isn't the only quality 3D printers out there.

Bambulab is great, the P1S is a proven printer. It doesn't come with a chamber heater but is enclosed. It's the easiest to use for sure. I've heard many recommendations for the Elegoo Centauri Carbon for a lower budget. I own a Qidi Q1 Pro, and its been great. Much cheaper, comes with a chamber heat

Personally I use a QIDI Q1 Pro and love it due to the ease of having a heated chamber and being able to pretty much print any material. I did preorder the Anycubic Kobra X for multi color bed slinging after setting up a Kobra 3 v2 Combo for my sister. Then a Saturn 4 16k Resin printer and two laser

I haven’t tried anything myself personally aside from cc3d 72D TPU transparent, and I’d say the layer bonding isn’t quite what normal TPU can get you but it’s probably 75-80% of the way there, much better than PETG for sure. I’m actually going to be printing some random bits and bobs using nylon tri

Ich finde es schonmal gut, dass du deine Anforderungen so klar formuliert hast, denn damit lässt sich die Auswahl deutlich eingrenzen. Für Architekturmodelle brauchst du in erster Linie einen Drucker, der zuverlässig, einfach zu bedienen und ohne viel Bastelei einsatzbereit ist. Geschwindigkeit oder

If you want true functional prints: Heated Chamber / Enclosed Unit Heated Dryer box You’re going to want to print ABS and ASA, not just trinket PLA and PETG flexi’s Personally I use the QIDI Q1 Pro, Single Color and a Comcrow SH02 dryer and feed from the dryer to the printer with some extra tubing.

~256 mm is usually the max you get from a decently priced printer and you step into more expensive niche 300 mm printers. If you want it to be as simple as possible Bambu A1 - cheap, high quality, easy to use. For tall thin walled prints CoreXY might make more sense - P1S or QIDI Q1 Pro for more adv

I just looked and the q2 is almost the same price as the p2s which is 500 euros/590 usdthe q2c is the same price as the q1 pro and p1s which is 400euros/472 usdthe centauri is 300 euros/354 usd the qidi q1 pro isnt just for engineering filaments tho, it can print pla just fine, you just have to open

Different ecosystems here but love mine. I have them on QIDI Q1 Pro (65 instead of 70 bed heat, X-Max 3, (60 instead of 70). On my Prusa Mk4 I run it 37 instead of 63 - the first. 2 are PETG, last is PLA. QIDI came out with a purple no heat plate that works very well for PLA, need to try PETG. Wish