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I printed most of one on a Prusa Mini, then did all of the guns and whatnot with resin. I never got around to painting it, but I think it turned out fine: That was back in 2020. With a modern printer you should have even better results.

Not really I have a Bambu A1, Kingroon KPL1 and a prusa Mini+ and they are all awesome. The prusa is overpriced as heck but it's a perfect little machine for me to learn, I wouldnt have been able to troubleshoot half the things on my Bambu without starting with that Mini. Although it's the same with

Yeah and I bought that Prusa Mini+ back in 2022 I believe so it was the top dog of beginner printer, good support and performance for the price. I don't know why there is this weird rivalry between Bambu and Prusa fans.

I print paht-cf, pa cf and gf, pc, pccf and all sort of “engineering filaments” on a prusa mini with the enclosure (not heated, just the official one). This guy nags about the electronics rated max 85C, it’s pure nonsense counting that you can print PEEK with a chamber heated at 80C and you won’t pr

This is my Prusa Mini Exo Frame, helps with stability and does not need any teardown to install.

I bought a used Prusa Mini+ and rebuilt it to like new. That thing is unbeatable. It prints all normal stuff and I've printed TPU and ABS. I do have a Delack enclosure with lights and filters on it. Total investment around $400. .

Having similar print quality on my Prusa mini to my P1S

Bambu lab or prusa mini 3D printer would have me jumping around for joy

It is a hard habit to break for people who have been 3d printing at home since the MakerBot CNC. All of a sudden I have a printer with all the features I need in an X1C. Sure, I printed a solution for the poop chute and to hold the AMS up so I can move the glass panel. And, I replaced the hotend wit

i still love my prusa mini. it’s a fast little fella. no long calibration, quick bed leveling, simply fast and reliable. love it.