CORE One+

I wouldn’t say that I’m not their target audience. I have owned multiple MK3’s, Prusa Minis, MK4’s and have rebuilt countless Prusa machines. In fact I currently have a core one + (upgraded from a MK4 kit that I built myself) and I am definitely interested in INDX but that price is just too high tbh

Reading the comments I can see a some more factors to consider. - The Core One is more popular than the Core One L so will have more community support and mods.- It’s worth considering that the Core One Kit will take about 10-12 hrs to build.- No one has mentioned this but it could be a possibility;

Imho no. It's a really expensive machine. Now if you have the money or if your requisition department has a lot of free budget for some reason, then it's a great machine to print mid sized models on. But if you're just a normal person or a small business, I don't see much reason to go for the Core O

Look, I get it, I don't like Bambu at all. That's why neither me or the company that I work for have any. But the Core One L is just not that impressive. Definitely not for the price. If it was somewhat closer to the larger QidiTech, Creality or Anycubic printers then maaaaybe, but it's just 300 cub

Bambus printers are just on another level of quality compared to Prusas. It’s just the truth. I’m talking full package. I’d even argue that most other players have responded better to Bambus market shakeup than Prusa has. Elegoo snapmaker and flash forge all have better options than a core one. Espe

From what I remember when I did my MK4 to core one upgrade.. I didn’t assemble the MK4 to S upgrade on the Mk4. I kept the box to the side and when I didn’t have the part it called for building the core one, I pulled it from the MK4S box. I was a bit discouraged purchasing the mk4s upgrade. Because

I know there's some bias just due to the fact that I'm posting this in the bambu sub, but the core one + indx just doesn't work for me atm, I'll copy paste the same response I posted under another comment: true, it swaps a lot faster, except indx (afaik) doesn't start shipping until the end of june,

I don't have a Core one+ but i have a 5th XL and mk3s/mmu2s and sls1. If you want to print basic materials and need the large volume XL its ok. The enclosure is an overpriced dust cover with airholes but somehow manages to overheat my heatbed controller. There are no heat sensors in the enclosure an

For 90a and harder, no tweaking needed. The Sovol 6 tool is coming soonish if their social media posts are any sign. I'd bet their 6 tool is 1/2 of the price gouging that Prusa adopted.The ridiculously small CoreOne+INDX is 2560 right now. $2,560.00 for a 205x248 bed. While the all in price based on

Core one makes 0 sense to ever get unless you're a prusa fan. There are multiple printers by multiple companies that perform better for much less