CORE One+

I have both a Core One L and a Prusa XL. There are known issues with the dwarf board on the XL tool heads having problems with fatigue due to connector flex. I just had my second one fail after doing the upgrade that was supposed to keep it from happening again. I really like my XL and am glad I hav

Prusa has free shipping on right now and that means the Core One+ kit will fit your budget, barely. Bambus are good suggestions too but just consider that you can save 250-300 on shipping with Prusa right now, get a Core One kit and then eventually you will have the option to add on the INDX and hav

the core one L gets you more build volume for the prusa option, and you can get the MMU for multi-color, or if it was me I would wait till and just get the Core One L - then upgrade to INDX once its available for the Core One L

Booth are great printers and can soon be upgraded with the INDX system. If on a budget get the core one+ if not on a budget get the core one L. This, because bigger is some times better and with the size of the L you will not see many prints that need a bigger printer. Upgrading from your ender shou

If at all possible, I vote against Bambu: https://www.reddit.com/r/3dprinter/s/rIvTm3y1rY Edit: nice catch, better not post when too tired. Fixed link. How many materials do you need at once? If more than 2, dual-nozzle is not the best solution, and you'd need a toolchanger. The only reasonable tool

PLA is cheap, easy to print and otherwise not terrible. Supposedly it is biodegradable, but not in practice. A lot of places still recycle it, if you want to get rid of your waste. It has a few disadvantages, like compared to other filaments warping easier, breaking easier and being less resistant t

Core One+ got the "plus" just by gaining things from Core One L, so L is superior to regular Core One and on the same level as Core One + (and I think the bed heating is much better on L). In general, it is just bigger. If you have chance, go check to local store or 3D printing festival or so. Core

I was seriously thinking about a Bambu. Part of me is tired of tinkering and just want something that prints... but I know it won't take long for me to get frustrated with the close sourced stuff. I was looking at Voron and Ratrig but then my feelings flipped the other way on not wanting to have to

Newer, bigger, but a lot of people get the Prusa Core One+ because most prints fit in that size and the INDX upgrade works for booth. Many updated from mk3 to mk4 to core one. Next step now is the upgrade to INDX.

The voron community is pretty solid for support. If you get the LDO kit, the vendor usually provides support as well. I was between the Trident Cube 300x300x300 vs the Prusa L. I'm coming over from a 255x255x255 printer. I'd imagine it's rare that I'd need the 300^3 build size, however, the core one