3DPrinting
3DPrinting is a place where makers of all skill levels and walks of life can learn about and discuss 3D printing and development of 3D printed parts and devices.
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I f-in knew it from the start. I kept telling everyone. But it's hard to listen when every youtuber and their mom switched to bambu. I don't like Prusa all that much either, but they are A LOT better than bambu. So I blame Bambu, but also YouTubers and influencers who started peddling them from the start. I'll stock up on E3d v6 hotends and generic extruders while they are still available.
In what aspect? Because it's not reliability. Or speed. Or ease of repair. Or features. Or price.
Jo's been throwing shit at the wall as fast as he can to catch up to Bambu; and that's good for all of us - certainly. But this isn't a Bambu vs Prusa thing here. Prusa added the dogbone that voids your warranty if you want to flash a new bootloader to the buddyboard -- did you have a problem with that? Did you cry 'slippery slope' back then?
What about all the other great machines out there that are quickly catching up to Bambu's feature set? The K2 seems to be quite interesting. There's room for everyone here.
In terms of being open source and maintaining that model. Also having some of the parts actually be 3d printed. Other than that, I don't know, Ive never owned one, never used one. It is too expensive for me for the features it has. Also xl seems to be a unique thing. Too expensive, though.
As for flashing the Prusa, I don't follow Prusa, so I didn't know about that one, but voiding a warranty vs locking you out isn't the same thing really. Though I wouldn't consider it a good move, I understand it somewhat.
If I was buying a new printer, which I won't, I'd go for a Sovol SV08, which is somewhat of a Voron clone.