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The Qidi Q2 is a new machine, so the community cannot realistically provide you with much feedback on its service history. However, I'll try to paint some context for you: The Q2 isn't just an enclosed core xy system. It comes stock with a bi-metal hardened nozzle and a heated chamber with temperatu

Look at a qidi. They are the cheapest printer with a heated chamber. For engineering bits that is very useful. Some also have adequate air filtration. Again useful for engineering filaments. https://us.qidi3d.com/products/plus4-3d-printer Or https://us.qidi3d.com/products/qidi-q2 Otherwise the centa

Three things: Going through all the CAD tutorials on OnShape. Going through the free ebook "learn Java for FTC" with the help of the virtual robot simulator (our fork is here) https://github.com/ARES-23247/virtual_robot. Getting some advanced manufacturing going. I know you may not have a budget for

Zunächst: 3D-Drucker-Wahl: Architekturen, Materialien und Sicherheit 500€ hingegen machen da ganze etwas komplexer, aber schaun wir mal: Qidi Q2: Ich teste gerade den Q2c, eine 100€ günstigere Version des Q2 und kann aktuell nur gutes über ihn sagen. Bei 500€ ohne Qidi Box (der Qidi-eigene Filamentw

Honestly it depends on the person but for me the best mid range 3D printer is between the Qidi Q2 (if you don't care too much about multicolor but still want the option, and if you want to do engineering materials) and the Snapmaker U1 if you care about multicolor.

QIDI Q2C 3D Printer – Qidi Tech EU Online Shop 379€ neu Großartiger Drucker, hab den selbst Sehr gute Druckergebnisse, klatscht einen P1s an die Wand und ist mindestens auf Augenhöhe mit dem P2S Kann so ziemlich alle Filamente drucken, hat aber keine Bauraumheizung oder Webcam /das hat der 100€ teur

An A1 Mini would do most of what you want, you'd be limited when it comes to engineering materials: https://makerworld.com/en/models/2023827-inslogic-pa6-cf-filament-profile-for-a1-mini?from=search#profileId-2181604 A1 Mini with AMS Lite is a lot of printer for the money. Qidi Q2 and Snapmaker U1 ar

They both are excellent printers. I had the same goals- targeting specifically the higher end/higher temp engineering filaments and at the time the Qidi Plus 4 was the best option hands down. It has been a unbeleivably good printer to that end. It virtually eliminated the entire learning curve for h

Things like suspension detailed design and manufacturing, wiring, hydraulics routing, pedal assembly (if you’re not buying something) will take a lot of time. Go to your local hardware store and take note of what steel stock they sell. Use that stock in your design because you will often run out of

Most printers that include enclosures also have carbon and particulate filters, fans and temperature sensors/controls to better monitor and control the temperature, AND minimize (but not eliminate) odors from printing ASA or ABS. Most lower end models use the heat from the print bed to provide the h