Q1 Pro

Description do this mod at your own risk, i am not liable for any damages that might occur during install or tear down of your 3d printer and or accessories. that being said, do you want your qidi q1 pro to be less functional? do you hate all those features they gave you like heated enclosure for st

Ok well you have options, there are just pros and cons with all of them. Bambu P1S w/ AMS - Enclosed, fast, will handle most these materials. May need to upgrade extruder if you plan to do filled materials after awhile, it tends to get eaten. Doesn't get super hot in enclosure (thin sheet metal, no

Qidi Q1 Pro owner here. I can’t really agree it’s a great printer — but it’s 100% worth the money, especially considering there’s no real competition at this price point yet. Quality-wise, though, it’s classic Chinese roulette: poor QC, the cheapest components possible. Still, at this price, I’m wil

I've not ever had a Bambu Labs printer. I bought a Qidi Q1 Pro for less than $400 and it prints great OTB. It has heated chamber etc. looks a little toyish I guess but it prints great. Bambu Labs isn't the only quality 3D printers out there.

Those are bridges over no supports for 2 layers. It's PETG, and I was using the 0.4mm nozzle that I don't have dialed in as well because I usually print with my 0.8mm nozzle. But, to be fair to the AD5M, the test print in PLA on the Qidi Q1 Pro looked almost exactly like this. It's just cosmetic and

RP2040 doesn't like heat. In the Q1 the toolhead has no ventilation so at 60 °C the rp2040 is at its limits (yes the rp2040 can run 20 °C hotter than the air around it). Maybe newer models improved the ventilation, or they switched to a rp2350 which has higher temperature tolerance. If you print htt

Ich finde es schonmal gut, dass du deine Anforderungen so klar formuliert hast, denn damit lässt sich die Auswahl deutlich eingrenzen. Für Architekturmodelle brauchst du in erster Linie einen Drucker, der zuverlässig, einfach zu bedienen und ohne viel Bastelei einsatzbereit ist. Geschwindigkeit oder

I tried printing from a dry box (also my own design: https://www.printables.com/model/1380345-filament-box-with-dry-system-for-qidi-q1-pro) several times - the filament is fed through a small section of tube, which causes additional friction. But I still tend to think that retractions should have be

What I've noticed from qidi. They make customers beta test their products. And they refine it I saw this w the qidi q1 pro. The v1 was a disaster . No ethernet port. Needed fine tuning . And a year later. The v2 came out w the ethernet port and it got better I believe the qidi q2 is a q1 pro + plus

So as someone who did an entire gantry rebuild of the Q1P, I can say that the Y-axis rods are also epoxied in. I will say that it's generally not worth it to take it apart to swap things out. It's extremely tedious and you have to deal with taking out epoxied hardware without damaging things. Here i