MINI+

That depends. Do you only use Prusament™ as approved by Josef Prusa® in your Prusa® MINI+™ that was personally blessed by Josef Prusa® after you acknowledged that PrusaSlicer™ is the only true slicing software, and have you legally committed to the purchase of a Prusa® CORE One™ in the near future?

I thought of this after reserving INDX... Prusa, please make this thing official, I am dying to see an upgrade for my Prusa Mini's!

honestly if you’ve already used an ender 3 at work, you’re past “beginner” lol. just grab something like a prusa mini or bambu a1 and call it a day, way less tinkering and more printing.

but after all - why not? A very small Prusa MINI Desktop-Milling-Machine for small PCBs would be quite nice. Don't tempt me and my Mini lmao You could probably do it, the biggest issues are finding a small enough spindle that fits on the gantry, and powering it. There may be too much flex in the sys

The Prusa Mini+ was my first printer and it has worked reliably for five years now, so much so that I had to get another one. However I've had issues pushing it to speeds of the input slicer presets. In my opinion there's many great things about these printers and it deserves to live on, so I want t

You should have keep reading, because I talk about people like you that will tag people as fanboy of x brand (especially Bambu, as BDS syndrome is hitting hard over here) as soon as they point out problem at/with Prusa. Your mini+ were nice 5 years ago, but outdated today. You are happy with both yo

Yeah, youtube a quick start guide on the mini. Download prusaslicer from their website. Also on the site is the Knowledge Base that tells you how to do every little thing with them. Luckily this printer is very easy to work on, mod, and works flawlessly when its dialed in. You'll also want to youtub

Prusa mini is such a fun machine to modify. I've also got a mini that has been my Frankenstein, and it's such a reliable machine now.

Prusa Mini+ It's very simple, very easy to repair, and prusa is the apple of 3D printers, except Prusa stayed open source and has a great sense of humor and phenomenal community culture. Bambu is pushed on Reddit a lot. I've worked with 3D printers for almost 20 years now since the first Makerbot ki

I'm not familiar with those two mods above, but I did the BEAR-Conversion with the Silicon-bed-mod on the MINI+ and I never looked back. No more x-axis re-adjustments and now with DirectDrive instead of the bowden setup! (PETG!!!) :) (f.e.: https://www.printables.com/model/417710-prusa-mini-bear-fra