SV08

The real jerk is people still pretending Experimental Sugar Canes are somehow any more special and reliable, despite their sub being 90% troubleshooting. It's not either or, literally just buy a Qidi or the Elegoo CC to get the same thing for half the money, you don't have to tinker with jack shit.

Não recomendo pegar pensando em fazer negócio disso. Pegue primeiramente para você, como hobby ou ferramenta para o dia a dia. Se surgir oportunidade de fazer negócio, aí você aproveita, mas entrar pensando que vai ganhar dinheiro, você vai se decepcionar. Tendo dito isso, recomendo pegar uma fechad

I use several printers, mk3.5, core one, P1P, H2S, Sovol SV08MAX, (will soon add a Sovol ZERO) The cheapest solution, not repair but upgrade the mk3, you can convert the mk3 into a mk3.5: https://www.prusa3d.com/product/original-prusa-i3-mk3s-to-mk3-5s-upgrade-kit-5/ This calls 279€ no einsy MCU nee

Don’t know what machines you have but my sv08 prints better than my Bambu so…

You could've gotten a new SV08 from Aliexpress for $450 during their sales.. probably can still buy it for that after coupon codes..

Well you're certainly never going to beat the upgradeability of a Voron. But in most other ways... It sounds like you want to go with the SV08. Particularly with your desired price point and hopes for something relatively plug and play. I went straight from an Anycubic i3 Mega S to building a 2.4 St

Just don’t buy that printer at all. SV08 will be better

If cosplay armor is your only goal then maximizing build volume might be convenient. The H2S is decently large but it’s not what I would call an XL printer. The sovol sv08 max is 500x500 for less than the H2S and the anycubic kobra max is a 400 x 400 machine that’s less than both of those. Smaller m

I deem that unlikely, as the two biggest markets for BBL are hobbyists/enthusiasts and farms. Even if every cosplayer would only buy BBL, the market for bigger volumes would be tiny compared to small and mid-sized printers. Issues scale exponentially with volume: belts get longer, reduced stiffness,

A DIY printer is a project first, printer second. A mass-produced printer is a printer first and project a very distant second, if at all. Then there's the whole support-aspect... Supporting an "open product" where the user may've done whatever the hell they want is a nightmare for support desks. Cl