Q1 Pro

Ok well you have options, there are just pros and cons with all of them. Bambu P1S w/ AMS - Enclosed, fast, will handle most these materials. May need to upgrade extruder if you plan to do filled materials after awhile, it tends to get eaten. Doesn't get super hot in enclosure (thin sheet metal, no

RP2040 doesn't like heat. In the Q1 the toolhead has no ventilation so at 60 °C the rp2040 is at its limits (yes the rp2040 can run 20 °C hotter than the air around it). Maybe newer models improved the ventilation, or they switched to a rp2350 which has higher temperature tolerance. If you print htt

A betont azt szívesen megnézném, mert ha valamiből lehet tartósat alkotni akkor az az. Egyébként PLA lenne, természetesen warhammer 40000 témájú modellekkel. Öcsémmel vettünk egy Qidi Q1 Pro nyomtatót, de a teszt hajóknál többre nem mentünk vele, ugyanis hézagosan nyomtatta a tetőket, a rétegek sem

Nice. That's good news I got the blue build plate everyone is going crazy and tye ceramic hotend that's suggested. It was sort of a purchase out of the blue for me. I got a offer of $180 off on eBay bringing it down to $500 AUD. I. Already have a qidi q1 pro but heard certain parts are epoxied in an

I've got a Qidi Q1 pro that works just fine, I still use my Ender on the regular though. Particularly with flexible filaments if I do get a jam from the filament tangling in the extruder (has happened to both) it is an order of magnitude easier to clear it and get printing again on the Ender.

beim Qidi Q1 Pro damals war das offene PTC-Heizelement schon eine etwas gruselige Geschichte ;)

I currently have a QIDI Q1 pro. When I bought, AMS was supposed to be in the works. I’m now in need of a second printer and biggest priorities are large build volume and multicolor. I would love a Bambu but the build volume is just not big enough for me and I’m wondering if I’d be making a huge mist