U1

Wait until it ships and we get unbiased reviews on how well it works.Keep in mind that this is a 2560.00 solution with an available print bed size of 205x248. Not 220x250 once you add INDX. I have no doubt it will be fast. It is amazing to have a 8tool toolchanger. but given the price and print volu

Snapmaker U1 is nowhere near to 5s for color change. 5s it takes to swap only the tools without heating, priming, etc.

reading between the lines: 2024 Bamub Lab announced the "next printer" as a product that never was been here before then we got the H2D and everybody (including myself) thought "yep, every part has been there, but not in this combination" - very good product, but a bit overhyped they probably messed

Most important https://blog.bambulab.com/h2c-is-on-the-way-heres-how-it-all-started/ Can I upgrade my H2D to an H2C? The answer is yes — but it does require some skill, patience, a willingness to carefully follow instructions and a few hours of your time. It’s definitely more involved than swapping

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

All the kickstarter has proven, is that there is a massive desire from users for a tool changer, which we already knew since the XL (people want the tech but don’t want to shell out the big bucks) The Snapmaker U1 is great on paper, but their previous offerings have been subpar at best Having a succ

Multi material is what I'm most interested. Multi color is not really something that excites me. Example of inspiring capabilities: https://youtu.be/UFrWfnwD3aU?t=1837orhttps://youtu.be/3XZwdM_V4YQ?t=1554 INDX is much more flexible than existing solutions and capable of more tools (than for example