CORE One

In the video description it says that it will be released "once ready" and the text overlay in the video at 1:29 says "soon". I take from this that it's not ready yet and it will be published once it is. Based on how Prusa used the word "soon" in the past my guess is that it'll be released in somewh

Both of my Vorons are LDO kits, but I'd probably just go with Formbot this time instead. It's so much cheaper, and I probably couldn't tell the difference in performance now. The older kits used to need more 3d printer or electrical knowledge, but the modern ones are about the same for that now. You

this is corect - the idea here is to "cut down" the CORE One - besides the Heatbed and the Print sheet nothing is used from the Prusa MINI Most of the parts are either 3D printed or custom sheet metal parts anyways - so there would be not much to reuse there are other projects that try to make a Pru

Sure, if you have room elsewhere, you could e.g. place the spools in a dryer/drybox above the printer. But I think the merits of the Core One "integration" of INDX should mainly be assessed on the basis of the package Prusa provides.

Yeah, but do we know what "one" means? I mean, are we getting a "prusa core two" or a "prusa core one 2"? If we are getting a "prusa core one 2" then I think a "prusa core one mini" will be fine, because "one" is part of the identity of the model; but otherwise is it just the version and I se no poi

I you compare Official Core One model files and STEP file of INDX, it wont fit of course, integration reference and Prusa specific version differ. But you can image how big the thing is, where is the nozzle and so on. I personally think that is the reason they introduced that big weird metal plate.