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Like what? In my experience the only one with similar print quality and reliability are the Prusa machines. They are great, but cost significantly more than Bambu. Elegoo CC? Nope Snapmaker U1? Maybe Any creality? Hell no.

No, I don’t see real advantage. My next printer will be a tool changer, but I will not by the first generation like snapmaker u1. I will wait to see how bondtechs indx is doing and then I will probably buy one

P2S Combo oder CORE One+ - mit beiden kannst du nicht viel falsch machen - der Snapmaker U1 ist weder Fisch noch Fleisch - er kann mit 4 Farben nett drucken, hat aber kein richtiges Gehäuse, ist eine eher zweckmäßig verarbeitete Klapperkiste und mit dem Langzeitsupport von Snapmaker ist es (historis

Haven't tried changing spools mid print. Not having purge is great, multicolor is 50-70% faster and cheaper. To this regard, machine is great. I have both Bambu and the U1. U1 build quality is good. Not super great, but very good. Prints quality: they are very good, but not super great. Where you se

Definitely the question everyone has. There is honestly no printer tech right now that I'm more interested in. If INDX is working properly and reasonably priced, it will blow everything out of the water, Prusa XL, Snapmaker U1, Bambulab H2C, not to mention all filament swap systems, it all becomes i

Textured vs smooth plate: mostly comes down to what kind of finish you want to see on the bottom of the print. Textured in general looks better for single-part prints, but if you're printing something that will have to be assembled, smooth can give better results. Adhesion is similar, with textured

I would gladly trade my 2-Snapmaker U1’sStill in box - for 2-FlashForge creator 5 pro

We are currently investigating this exact workflow on three Snapmaker U1 printers. Yes, Snapmaker Orca allows us to insert a pause, replace one of the four filaments and continue with more than four colors. However, all three of our U1 units produce a visible physical horizontal line at the exact pa

Thanks! I have a Snapmaker U1 that's new and not yet working correctly. I have gotten some great prints out of it but I am having issues with the toolheads and am working with Snapmaker to address the problem. I also have a Bambu X2D and P1S. I also have 4 little Entina/Weedo printers. What about yo

Thanks for sharing — that’s really useful to know. We have three production U1 units, and all three consistently show a physical horizontal line at the exact pause/resume layer, even when we pause and resume without changing any filament.Could you tell us:Which firmware version you’re using?How long