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I am still about to buy my first printer. I only used printer in classes or at a friend. If you want the most ease of use, choose Bambu Lab, but you will also receive the most locked down 3D printer and technically a spyware. Think like this... If it's too good to be true and isn't, YOU are the prod

QIDI Q2C 3D Printer – Qidi Tech EU Online Shop 379€ neu Großartiger Drucker, hab den selbst Sehr gute Druckergebnisse, klatscht einen P1s an die Wand und ist mindestens auf Augenhöhe mit dem P2S Kann so ziemlich alle Filamente drucken, hat aber keine Bauraumheizung oder Webcam /das hat der 100€ teur

I own a Prusa (Core One L) and am quite happy with it. Someone will be around shortly to recommend a Bambulab A1. Note that once you step into multi-color or multi-material, single toolhead/nozzle printers waste a LOT of filament, often more than what's used for the printed object(s) in color change

Consider your REAL budget, as well as the size of things you intend to print. PLA and PETG are relatively easy but going beyond those an enclosure can be beneficial along with filters and/or ventilation. A majority of the mid-range printers (I would go with a CoreXY printer over a bed-slinger today

I'm one of the users present in this sub that is very happy with his KS1C so my advice would be to buy it again. You're right, you have to tinker with every printer. That's part of the FDM printing world. We've come a long way already, some available models are very very user friendly, but in the en

Most printers that include enclosures also have carbon and particulate filters, fans and temperature sensors/controls to better monitor and control the temperature, AND minimize (but not eliminate) odors from printing ASA or ABS. Most lower end models use the heat from the print bed to provide the h

As an aside, most of my research tells me that basically nearly every 3d printer consumer product company is terrible at providing any kind of support for broken equipment, and software support, like desktop PCs, is being privatised.) updated your statement a bit. Individualized support is expensive

If you have the budget, the P2S is currently the best 2553 printer Bambu offers. The P2S will offer better ASA CF Nylon and ABS printing then your Ender by far. While I've never had the S1 Pro variant I've had several other variants and it was a night and day difference. Bambu printers will have fai

I am a newbie here. I got my first 3D printer this past Christmas. Since then, I've bought three more, returned two, and currently own two printers (an Elegoo Centauri Carbon 1 and a Bambu Lab H2C.) I have also owned (for obviously very short intervals) a Qidi Q2 and a Bambu P2S. I did not want to b

Qidi Q2 Combo is 999, Bambu Labs with AMS Combo is 1249 The price saving reaally isnt as big as people make out. I never even KNEW Bambu labs was considered like 'Apple' of the 3d printing world, I just saw my mates so I got one. After owning an UP! a Flash Forge, a Creality an Anycubic I can say wi