23 3D Printers You SHOULD or SHOULDN'T Buy! 

Ok I won't buy 23 3D printers

What I found after a few years of printing.... I just wouldn't waste my time on printers that don't have the features and quality I want, unless I had a very specific mod to do. Just spend the money up front, and get what you need. For me Autolevelling is pretty much non-negotiable. I don't even have to think about it, I get consistent first layers. Direct Drive is another, I just won't go back to bowden setup, even with my Delta's.

Great video. You were in your comfort zone and it showed. Great rapid fire info as well. Awesome job man!

Loved the video and looking forward to more of your expertise. I brought a Bambu Labs PSI Combo with the AMS and had it all up and running within the 15 minutes from unpacking the box to printing my first print with 2 minutes to spare just like Bambu Labs advertised. I started printing everything from poop containers, fridgets, signs, filament spools, and tons of other stuff along with a rack to hold up to 66 boxes/rolls of Bambu and Sunlu filament in their boxes. I've never owned or operated a 3 D Printer before. I've learned so much from trial and error with things like heater head temp changes to unclogging the head, changing build plate temps to help different filaments stick better or not. I printed off LED Risers in order to install more lighting in the print chamber. It's great and I love it. Thanks for all your your videos..... FYI, I've had the printer since the last week in Nov 2023 and as of today Feb 2024 I've used a little over 18 rolls of filament, printed hundreds of pieces and have 752 hours of print time on the P1S. I am proud to say that with that 752 hours of print time I've only had 3 issues with it and was able to solve those issues within a few hours. The P1S has been running almost continuously since I got it. I am definitely addicted to it. Now that I've practiced for the past 5 weeks almost non-stopped I'm thinking it's time to find a way to make a little money with this beautiful machine. Any ideas would be helpful..... Thanks again for all that you do......

I currently have an Anycubic Kobra and Creality Ender 3 V2. I'm going to be getting the Bambu Lab P1S with AMS soon. I have a love-hate relationship with my Ender 3 V2. It's heavily modded and pretty much silent with the Noctua fans mod. But everything that could go wrong with that printer did. It has been nothing but a headache. However, I love it because it has taught me so much about 3d printers. So, I'll never get rid of it. The Kobra has been fine. It's nothing special though and has had a few issues. Print quality has been mostly good. But I did spend a lot of time chasing print quality issues. I have been 3d printing for several years now. And I'm over the tinkering part of it and just want something that works. I considered a Prusa. I know they are fantastic and they have excellent customer support. But I think they're priced just a little too high for what you're getting. 5 years ago it was a no-brainer. But today there are other options in that price range.

Thanks for the great video. Since many of us are just starting out in this hobby, I rearranged your list into price order: 01:31 FOKOO Odin-5 F3 $89 15:05 Kingroon KP3S Pro $179 01:01 Creality Ender 3 v2 $209 10:50 Creality Ender 3 Pro $219 14:14 FOKOOS Odin-Smart $279 02:29 Artillery Sidewinder X2 $299 03:10 Anycubic Kobra Plus $359 13:16 Kywoo Tycoon Slim $369 04:57 Prusa MINI $429 08:40 Elegoo Neptune 3 Max $470 08:01 Creality K1 $599 16:28 Prusa MK3S $649 17:11 QIDI X-Plus 3 $699 06:07 Wuxn WXR $849 18:11 Bambu Lab P1S w/ AMS $949 07:15 LDO Voron Trident 300 $1259 11:38 LulzBot TAZ Sidekick 747 $1285 07:36 LDO Voron 2.4 350 $1349 09:19 Bambu Lab X1C / X1 Carbon w/ AMS $1499 18:53 Prusa SL1S Bundle w/ CW1 $2599 09:41 Raise3D E2 $3499 00:34 Raise3D Pro2 $3499 03:58 LulzBot TAZ Pro XT $5495

I just watched a few of your videos and you have won a subscriber. I am looking at buying my first 3D printer and there is just SOOO much information and so many to choose from that it is very hard to decide. I was impressed that you knew so much about each different printer just from hearing the name of it. Keep up the good work and I look forward to watching more of your content.

I love how Loyal Moses has embraced the term of Helmet Class printers

Regarding Creality K1. They disrupted the GPL license of Klipper and made firmware closed from users with unknown changes. At the same time, they "tweaked" some essential parameters (like resonance compensation) and made the incorrect choice. There are two reasons why I can't recommend this. Regarding Voron: a lot of engineering faulted solutions in construction, imho. In general thx for good definitions!

My one and only 3D printer was the Artillery X. I did a lot of research on it before I purchased it, so I knew what to expect and what the potential problems were. First I printed parts that I felt would improve the machine's performance, including ductwork and fan to keep the chips on the motherboard cool. Then I installed a solid state contactor to protect the 120 VAC heating platform. (Worked like a charm) Then after testing, I installed CHPOWER Supporting Rod Set for CR-10/CR-10 (these gussets worked perfectly and took out the slight wobble which improved the print quality) Then I changed the firmware to Marlin mesh leveling which really improved the leveling process. I use to love watching it. Amazing process... Great video! Thanks for you honesty!

I have spent the better part of this morning watching your videos. I just want to say THANK YOU for speaking in non-tech language. So many of us are new to this field and all that tech talk goes right past many of our gray-matters! Learned a few things this morning and will be back for more later! Thanks again.

"I wanted to skip over the Vorons" HAHA!!! Another great video. Great way to really break down these printers for both newcomers to 3d printing to the seasoned 3d printer looking to add to their printer line up.

So this is the second video of yours that I have watched, and without a doubt I'm subscribing. Excellent work, both of you!

Helpful little vid with a lot of info but to the point on each one. I've got an Ender 3 Max right now, but with a bit of cash about to come in I am shopping about for a new machine. Definitely looking at the Bambu units with the AMS so I can start doing some multi-filament prints while still using the Max for my big print needs. Mostly want to enjoy the hobby of making things more than having to tinker and tweak. So those look like really compelling options.

Thanks for this video. Helped me get into 3D printing!

Keep up the amazing content. You got me into 3d printing a little over a year ago and it is now a great hobby that I enjoy.

I'm very close to tearing apart my Sidewinder X1, that has been sitting in the corner for 2 years, for parts. You're review of the X2 has me feeling nostalgic about it now lol

No, 369 is not a good price for the prusa mini, the prusa mini is worth less than $200, look at the bambulab a1 mini, $300 without the ams, better in every way

I just converted my Prusa Mini into a Bulbasaur so I'm not sure any other printers can compete with that. That being said I do want the P1S and it's on my Christmas wish list this year, excited to see what Bambu is going to announce this month though.

Hey Moses, thanks a lot for the tutorial. On what printer to buy. Appreciate it.

I would buy the Prusa Mini+, MK3S+(just bought my second), Wuxn. A bambu only if customer support was as good as Prusa's customer support.

Great video and summaries. Surprised you didn’t talk about the ANYCUBIC KOBRA MAX - I just picked it up but was wondering your thoughts. Seems solid for a large print volume.

Interesting viewpoints. Impersonally a little more frugal as of late for some of those machines to be on my Yes list. But some are a definite yes if I had the funds. As for what I like in printers, I like to build my own and upgrade my printers. I'm currently building a large corexy of my own design. So I do not mind printers that need some upgrades. As such it has a small factor in my decision making. As for Resin printers I agree with what you said. So many now have amazing quality and for far less than what Prusa offers. If Prusa has to lower just one of their 3d printer prices that'd definitely be the one to lower. It's just way overpriced for the competition. There are certain features on printers that are really worth the extra cost. I always keep that in mind when choosing one. For instance an IDEX. It's like having two printers for the price of one. I bought an IDEc from a sort of generic brand and actually love it. It's a Tenlog TL-D3 Pro. Currently it is the main printer I use. It took a few small tweaks like a tightening of some screws and a belt plus a little love on the E2 extruder calibration height adjustment but it prints really good and reliable. Only upgrades I did was I swapped the nozzles to a 0.6, swapped the bed springs for silicone standoffs, and purchased their nozzle brushes which do not come with the machine. I love the duplication mode. That is where the two printers in one come in & it basically cuts print times in half if you have multiple prints of the same object. In fact I ran some duplication prints all weekend and am currently running one right now. All of which have been parts for my corexy I'm building. I love IDEX. So much so that I turned my Ender 3 Max into one as well.

The only reason I watched in was the Creality Ender 3 Pro. I use two for years. Mainboard of the first printer failed at around 2k hours of printing. Printer two still works perfect, after more than 4k hours of printing. I had not a single failure this whole year. The Ender 3 Pro needs minor mods - anything else is a waste of time & money - it's a relatively slow printer, but if all done right - it does exactly what it should.

Upgraded from a crappy Voxlelab Aquila to the bambolab p1s. Couldn’t be happier. Didn’t get the AMS as it didn’t fit my budget but can’t wait to get one

This was fascinating. I’d love that Pro 2 but I could never invest that kind of money. I just bought the K1 and I haven’t even opened the box yet. It’s my first machine. Wish me luck!

Flashforge Finder, just starting out in printing and it is super easy, cold bed and small builds are its main downsides. Reasonably fast and super quiet.

You can't skip the Vorons. And I'm still willing to give the Trident a good, loving home if you don't want to finish it. I'll even pay for shipping!😊

Very interesting and informative video about so many different printers. Don't worry you poor little Vorons, you will have your days in the limelight just wait and see.

I have an ender 3 v2 and it was a good machine, I learned a lot from it, but sadly it pretty much broke down irreparably. Not really but I tried a lot and I spent a decent amount trying to get it to run again but nope. So for that reason idk if I'd but any creality again. They're cheap but can break quite bad. Rn I have a prusa MK3 that I recently upgraded to a MK3s+, had it for almost 5 months, it's a tank, like you said, and I got it for only 500, 550 with the kit, only issue I have with it is cooling, ender was a bit better in that regard I think, so at some point I'll likely upgrade it to a dual fan setup, but other than that, I'm very very happy with it

Creative video, thanks :)

Super content. I am building a small print farm and I am in the market for a couple of machines. I have Prusa mini's and MK3 now. I print small items now but want to print helmet size also. Looking at more Prusa printer but so much is happening right now in the 3D printer market. Should I wait for the Creality and Bambu announcement before committing ? It was because of your enthusiasm for Prusa (and the LM show) that I bought them.

This is the type of content I love to see you do! My first 3D printers was the Fokoos Odin 5 F3 which I purchased after your 3d printed fishing hook snagged me so long ago. I now have the Fokoos Odin 5 F3, Sunlu S9, and as a resin printer I got the AnyCubic Photon Mono 5s auto leveling 12k. You may have hooked me but I have fully dove into the deep end now. This was an amazing video. Absolutely loved it! Keep up the amazing excellence that I've come to know and enjoy from the LM Show. ❤

I've never used a 3D printer before, but I have cast metal using the lost wax process. I was wondering if there is a filament that I could use to print a plug for a mold that I could melt out like I do with wax. I've never heard of printing an object to make a mold before, and so have no idea if it's ever been done. I can sculpt in wax, but if I want consistency when making lots of an object I think a 3D printer would be a huge help. Any thoughts?

Okay got a few question. 1) So I have an old Ender 3 pro, that has the old board so it does not work with the CR touch. Is it worth upgrading my old Ender 3 pro or should I buy a new one that has the new board? Or should I just look at other printers? 2) So the Prusa resin printer, how does that compare to the Form labs printers? I only have experience with the Form labs because that is what we had in the lab i use to work at.

i been thinking of buying a 3D printer and was looking at the elegoo neptune 3 pro. since its in my budget range. i've heard alot of good things bout it but also bad. any recommendations or advice that i could pick up on?

I'm just getting into 3D and looking to buy my first 3D Printer. What would you recommend. What are your thoughts on the Elegoo Neptune 4 Pro

Looking to get another printer and this was a great video. I have an E3v2 that I started with, now looking at the Sovol 6 plus. Subscribed ! By the way Mrs LM could do custom Alexa voices.

Really cool video opened me up to understanding there is a real separation between entry level commercial and novice machines. I noticed you only reviewed 1 large build volume printer, was wondering your thoughts on others. You had good words for the Anycubic would they apply to his bigger brother?(Kobra 2 MaX)

Great video, thumbs up 👍. What about BambuLab new 3d printer?

Got my Ender 3 Pro for $99 and absolutely worth it at that price. If I was paying any more than that or if I want something a bit more capable, Sovol SV06 or SV06 Plus instead for sure! Also, for someone just starting who doesn't want to assembly the printer, the Ender 3 V3 SE is definitely worth the $199 from what I've seen.

very interesting, thanks!

Hi Matt, Great video. Is it possible to do a video just for the SLA printers? I got into the FDM printers a year ago (still pretty new in the industry). All I can say is that it has been a wild ride, going from the creality ender 3 to prusa mk3. Unfortunately, the ender 3 was too advance for me in terms of having to always tweak it which is why I LOVE my prusa mk3 because everything has been a smooth sailing and the print quality has never disappointed me. Now I want to get into SLA printing but there is no way I could justify buying the prusa SL1S bundle. Do you think I should wait for the price to come down and get a quality SLA printer? or is there a bundle that would be worth the price?

Is the creality multi material going to be similar to the ams system where its an addon or is it going going to be built in.

Almost any 3D printer, when in the hands of an experienced operator, can be quite reliable. But, when it resides in a makerspace with 300 members, that's the real test. We had several different 3D printers and the Prusa 3s was the worst in reliability. I'm not sure why, but the Ender 3-V2 was actually more reliable once we got people to quit messing with the leveling. The reliability got so bad, that almost no 3D printing was being done. So we dumped all the printers and replaced them with 4 Bambu Lab P1Ps. What a huge difference! The 3D printing room is busy again with lots of people using the P1Ps. Bad prints almost never happen, and the printers have never needed maintenance except for occasional cleaning.

Bambu lab p1s or neptune 4 max ? Im torn on which ine to get i have saturn 2 and wanting to get a filament one to do different projects that resin arent too well for.

Got to remember nobody says when reviewing printers your settings are very important that makes the print good its a great video if u can make a video on big printers for helmets

What would you recommend for an all encloses ready to go printer. Not trying to do any assembly to the actual printer. Great video. By the way. I purchased a xyzprinting Jr pro 1.0A on Amazon didn't know they went out of business. Hence the price. I'm sending it back and going to replace it with something I can get support and actually register the product.

Do you have full videos on your raised 3d machines?

What filament storage are you using? Just brackets with poles?

Great vid thank you, one question why is it that not many people are talking about the new Neptune 4 or the 4 pro ? from what I have heard they sound good but not much talk about them Cheers Mark

Awesome 3-D Printers quick recommendation review👍🏽…Couldn’t find it if you did or not and didn’t seem to make the list but what your thoughts on the AnkerMake M5 3D Printer and if you haven’t, will you do a review?

Love my Prusa Mini - it’s a phenomenal printer.

I wonder if the Bambu Lab A1 will take over the bed slinger market.

I started with the Prusa i3 MK2S, then added an Ender 5 Plus, but both are now retired in favor of a P1S and an MK4. I'm not sure yet what will replace the Ender 5 Plus, as neither of my current printers can match its size. However, there's talk of the second generation of Bambu printers including larger models, so I'll wait and see. While I'm eyeing the XL from Prusa and considering the OrangeStorm Giga from Elegoo, Bambu could be intriguing if they go beyond 350mm, as Bambu loses significant build volume for certain shapes. But now to the point: Time is incredibly valuable to me, so time outweighs money. That's why I'm willing to invest in something a bit more expensive. I'm tired of spending time on Z offset and leveling; I'd rather spend that time with my family. As a technical draftsman, my printer is my tool, just like my circular saw. Do I build and repair my circular saw myself? No, because it's just a crappy tool, and I'm not a mechanic. So, that argument doesn't hold for me. Hence, Bambu and Prusa remain the better choice for me compared to cheap printers that need upgrades.😅

I’m stuck between the P1S with/without AMS and the K1 Max. Any ideas on which I should get?

Hi ... Have you ever tried or bought the Sovol SV06 or the SV06 plus. It's like a Prusa I3 but much cheaper. I bought the SV06 and so far so good. I find that it's quieter than my Original I3 Prusa MK2/s.

Interesting. Good video. Some of these I have never heard of before. Fookos, Wuxn, Kywoo, Kingroon, may be decent printers, but where will they be in 3 - 5 years? Raise 3D, Lulzbot, LDO Voron, too rich for my blood. I notice that all the printers that print their own parts are on the expensive side. A small-scale manufacturer would benefit from the cost effectiveness of printing their own parts, but large volume makers would be cheaper to have molded parts. I don't know what kind of volume someone like Prusa puts out per month. I don't have the same enthusiasm as you seem to for makers that print their own parts. And sad to for me to say this, but I was one that scored a K1 for $408, but regrettably had to cancel due to unforeseen expenses that came up.

My first and only printer that I've owned thuss far is the Biqu B1 SE Plus... It's print quality is okay, and it's easy enough to work on, but there's a lot of little miscellaneous issues with it and quarks, and they're hardly is no community support with that printer so I basically have to learn everything on my own. I think the next printer that I want to get though is the bambu labs P1S

Great info in this video!! So help me pick a printer……..I only want to print life size skulls to display my custom headware on in my store. I need to print about 100 skulls to get started. I do not own a printer and need some guidance on a machine that can handle this mission. And I was hoping to stay under 600.00

I'm currently in the market for a new 3D printer but with all the choices out there, which one would best fit my needs? I am looking to produce very large tall prints. I love the high detail of the resin printers but I do not like the chemicals or the limited size. This is probably a dumb question but I'll ask it anyway. Is there an extra large FDM printer that can produce the quality or close to it of a resin printer? If not, what filament would give the best results for minimizing layer lines? Which nozzle size gives the best detail again by limiting layer lines? What layer height also gives the best detail? Which slicing software is the one you would recommend depending on the printer type you suggest? I looked at Elegoo's Neptune 3 Max & 4 Max but I am hesitant to buy either. I also saw the Creality CR-10 S5 and the like and now I am more confused than ever. Please shed some light into the printer, filament and slicing software I should focus on, thank you.

I only have 1 , an Ender3V2.... it was $259 AU, all I could afford, it works ok but I wish I could of afforded something better.... I would love a K1 one day. Love your Vids and Streams. take care.

Nice rundown. I miss being able to hang out in your streams.

Do you think I should get a Kobra 2 Max or a Bambu P1S (no ams) as my first printer? I want something really easy to use (which I know is better from bambu), large (better from the kobra 2 max), and fast (both). I'd ideally like to make large prints such as masks and helmets, which is why i'm considering the Kobra 2 Max but I really would like the benefits of an enclosure like the P1S has, like heating (for things like ABS), a filter, etc. as well as the hardened steel extruder assembly I could get for it.

Yo, I am looking to make an upgrade and deciding between the Bambu P1S and the X1 carbon. I only print using PLA (for now) and am mostly interested in the AMS system for multi-color printing. What advantages does the X1 carbon have over the P1S to justify the increase in price?

Microcenter has the Ender 3 v2 for $99 IF you're a new customer and I believe it's in store only, not online.

Great segment!

awesome videos. im new to the printing universe, but want to do figurines of superheroes. would you recommend filament or resin?

Hello, I'm new to your RU-vid channel , I have 13 3d printers, mostly Ender 3 and ender 3 pro, and a few odds and ends. I also have 2 CR-10 printers, my main problem is humidity . ANY suggestions????

Here are my top three choices, at this moment, for my ultimate 3D printing mini farm. A Bambu Lab X1 Carbon with AMS, QIDI X-Max 3, and an Elegoo Neptune 3 Max. For the Neptune, I'd mod the print cooling for absolute maximum airflow, linear rail X & Y axes, hook it up to a Sonic Pad, and let 'er rip. Just need to get the wife on board ;)

I just want printers that i can press print and know its going to work or stop itself if it fails to get a first layer. My MK3S printers are so hard to see that first layer when printing smaller parts, like the size of a benchy. I havent messed with the MK4 and doubt i will since i now own the BL X1CC. Love that its enclosed, good size though wish it was 300 cubed, and it has the automatic features. For me, no failures on mine yet. Im sure theyll happen at some point. But i dont want to own anything that doesnt have auto bed leveling, a camera to check on it periodically, and wifi enabled. Im updating the MK3S'es with a raspberry pi and octoprint. But not sure if I will keep them since getting the X1C. The X1C just has those extra features im missing in my older printers. That also includes Ender 3, Ender 5, Railcore, and Daedalas. Im thinking of having an everything must go sale even though they work fine... Lol.

Things just got a lot more competitive with the Prusa Mini getting input shaping support 😂

Thank You!

Great review, we miss your appearances and comments on Hot Makes

Question what is your opinion on the Dremel 3d45

I want the Prusa M4 extruder and force sensing nozzle in a Bambu lab enclosed printer with heating like the Qidi. Now if someone would put a interferometric Z axis feed back system in a printer we could get perfect layer heights and things would be amazing. So many printers with wild variation in extrusion and layer height.

G'day LM..... this was my first vid on your channel and iv given ya a sub👍. Im only a slight enthusiest....🤔 with a modded Ender3 v2 and a new addition, of a Kywoo Tycoon Max with copperhead heatbreak and a Vanadium Nozzle from Slice Enineering to make it a 300c machine, and in resin i have the Nova3D Whale 2 a mid size printer. and after this recent cybermonday i was able to picked up a long needed Elegoo Wash an cure Station. Im here in Australia and living on a Disability pension(due to mental health and back issues) and this creative part of 3d printing has helped me be a little more open by doing this and talking to people about printers/ing. Your perspective on a large set of printers for the yr has been informative, in some reviews its "Top 5" and not a real rep of the 3d printing companys out there🤔. Cheers ol son From A M8 Downunder🙃

is lulzbot really worth that much just because of toolchanging? have you heard of whambam mutant? its a mod that you can make any toolhead detachable

i have a ender 3 pro with directdrive and a bltouch and i would buy it again. but ony with the new mainbord becuse it is equipped with quiet motor drivers

Im starting a business, I am starting with a FlashForge Adventurer 5M, any tips?

What are your thoughts on snapmaker printers

Does polymaker make a variety pack of pla + or pro like in a 500kg per color

Looking to buy my first 3d printer. I'm trying to choose between the QIDI X-Plus 3 and the Bambu Lab P1S. The QIDI is currently $609, and the P1S is $699 (with out AMS). Which one is better? Speed and reliabilty wise.

I could just now buy a used Rais3D pro2 for a fraction of the price. Pricerange of a new full metal structure Voron 2.4. But looking online, I see many complaints, to the point of unusable. Need so many upgrades/mods to prevent the clogging and other issues. Now with your review, I'm confused.

Bambu is the way to go folks. P1P; P1S; X1C. Yea. Just yea.

I am happy with the V400 (600€). The speeder pad also supports 2 more printers. Buy or No?

New to the page and I see it's an 8 month old but, thoughts on the Prusa 3d XL - $5k assembled with 5 quick change heads. Oh, also the massive Elegoo Orangestorm giga??

I'd love another video like this that focuses on resin printers.

What’s your opinion on the new Ankermake M5c? Thanks

I'm still sticking to my 2 choices - P1S Combo and K1 Max. As I said many times, I have until Nov. to buy 1. Now with the rumors of either Bambu providing an AMS that is compatible with other machines and Creality maaaybeee developing their own AMS, I may go for the K1 Max because of the volume, then buy whatever AMS will be available for it in the future. UNLESS, Bambu comes up with a 300-cubed printer that will be cheaper than a K1 Max and AMS before Nov. As for the machines you mentioned, most of the bedslingers until the "Max" volume should be a "No" as many companies already have a fast/Klipperized version that are about the same price as their older version. I think for now the Anycubic Kobra 2 Series are setting the prices for the "Neo" (beginners) "Pro", "Plus" and "Max" printers for others to match or beat.

This is the best overviewof the current state of the market ive ever seen.

What do you think about the Builder Extreme Pro printers. Probably want to buy the 2000 model.

Thumbs up for Mrs LM... we need to see more or Mrs LM on stream and YT... Don't Wilson Mrs LM (Tim the Toolman, Home Improvement reference)🤣

I need dimensionally accurate prototype prints in materials like PP and PEEK. Are any of these printers able to reliably print in these kinds of materials? Or do I have to go with a far more expensive industrial option. I do engineering and design full time and don't have time to fiddle with printer issues for hours each day. Most of the info I'm finding on RU-vid is more for PLA "toy" printing. I'm trying to expand my business capabilities to not have to outsource machine shops at high cost to build out multiple revisions of parts by printing my prototypes first. The problem is if the prints don't hold within a certain tolerance to the designs, then the print isn't as helpful as I'd hope. I'd like to be able to print some final parts in some some of those materials, too. Some of the first printers I was interested in was the ulimaker s7 pro or the method XL. But these are much more of an investment, and seeing how I haven't found videos of people recommending them, I didn't know if it was because they're overpriced or if they're just outside the scope of the typical 3d print hobbyists.

I realy want to buy a P1S but resellers in Turkey are weird. P1S without AMS is cost 1150 US dollar and P1S with AMS cost 1600 dolar. Meanwhile K1 cost 700 and K1 Max cost 1000 US dollar. Also parts for bambu lab cost double the price of retail prices. What should i do ? Its gonna be my first printer.

Very Helpful. I presently have the Ender-3 v2 and I have to agree with your assessment. That is exactly why I am about ready to move up and move on. ;-)

What helmet class would you recommend?

Ender 3 Pro --> Voron Switchwire mod. Yeah, that's insane.

What is helmet class? Print volume can print 1 to 1 helmet?

In two years I have had 3 printers go wrong Anycubic mega s ,Anycubic kobra and a sovol 6 plus,awaiting refund for that one,I really liked it so don’t know if I should give the 6+ another go,or get another make.