This 3D Printer has 5 print heads! 

But spelling ability has diminished...

What wrong with Jay?

Jay posted in video, don't remember the issue but it was not too long ago.@@docbrody

Nothing is wrong with him.

@@docbrody *edit - I missed that Jay tweeted 2 weeks ago that his colonoscopy came back clean, so no colon cancer.

My thoughts exactly!!

There's nothing wrong with him.

@@disguiseddv8ant486 Are you Jay's doctor? Are you a loved one with inside info? Did you miss the video where Jay said "Something is wrong with me" ???

Totally agree, would love to see them both on camera more when Jay is better (which is hopefully soon).

@@disguiseddv8ant486 Wow, you must be new here. As an OG that's been here since he was dealing with other health issues, he's been pretty honest about that kind of stuff when he's needed to. This isn't any different. Jays a good Guy. If you want to be a Detractor, why dont you return to DSP of whereever you crawled out from.

Multipass.

Senno ecto gammat!

prusa and bambu (which is just reskinned prusa) have that, but you can't do it enough to get rid of it completely. Maybe if you printed enough objects with enough infil, but generally no.

Bambu is not Prusa reskinned... IF anything Prusa is a reskinned Bambu @@awilliams1701

did you just say a bambu is a reskinned prusa? hahaha what @@awilliams1701

​@@awilliams1701it depends on the size of the object and the infill density you also can purge into inside walls, so on prints with multiple wall loops this is possible if you use opaque filament but this does not work for different types of filament, flushing support into objects is a bad idea

As long as you have one extruder with multiple filaments, you'll have the waste. You can dial down the amount to purge, you can purge into infill, and you can limit your layer changes-- but it's still going to happen. Having said that, the Bambu "experience" is very much "unbox, connect, print", and the print quality is exceptional. There are some neat tricks on the Prusa (limited bed heat up, multi-tool), but the base printer is significantly more than the highest-priced Bambu with the 4 spool adapter.

we bought an X1C 2 weeks ago at work. i want this now lol

Me too, but I'll wait a year to see how they pan out in the community after being used a fair bit.

Bambu’s Stop using immediately for all A1 users and their proposed remedies are just bad

@@downundermaker Eh. Idk man. $120 and a fixed printer in a few months is kinda great

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They are pretty neat

I like tuwtles

Don't tell him and put it in a box for him to "review" like a company sent it to him when he gets back

I did this on my bambu P1S the other day, I was shocked at how easily PETG supports just peeled off of the PLA. Highly recommended if you have a multi-material printer.

Just slightly more expensive than IDEX systems. I was budgeting for a Snapmaker, but now I have to reconsider.

CNC FTW

How much?

ALL of Prusa's printers are expensive compared to other brands... but they offer a high level of support they offer for the life of their printers. (I believe 24/7 chat support)

@@wanderingidj0t543 Not to mention higher levels of build quality, and long term support in terms of spare parts. Considering they have have parts in stock for the mk2, from back in 2016 to repair it, as well as upgrade parts to bring it to a more recent design, I can trust them to sell me a printer I can keep going in the long run. Especially since I know they use those exact same printers internally to produce their printers, meaning they do get extensive and long wear performance and wear characteristics on them before they ever ship them to consumers. So the cost on prusas is something you have to ask if it makes sense for you, over the course of a decade. If you believe it will still meet your needs over that time, or that you can resell it to recoup whatever value you can maintain it with when it no longer meets your needs, I feel they're nearly ideal. If all you need is as much printer today for as little money as possible, prusa isn't the company for you.

I went down the enraged rabbit carrot feeder route. Been loving it!

@@JumpeFurbyI have two of those, one is undergoing a V2 conversion atm. So much easier then it was back in the day.

@@brandonhowes5364 m600 got the job done. But not getting out of bed in the middle of the night to switch out filament was life changing 🤣

I don't think PS has the ability to do multi nozzle yet. I suspect they will, but I think it's all on one size for now. The printer itself could do it, but PS considers nozzle sizes as a different printer. Which is annoying as hell. I have to have a mk4 0.4, a mk4 0.4 IS, a mk4 0.25, and a mk4 0.25 IS. IS should be a checkbox and nozzle size should be an option in a pulldown.

@@awilliams1701 u should be able to do it via modifiers?

@@JumpeFurby Even if changing nozzle size is an option with a modifier, you can't limit a modifier to an extruder.

PS 2.7.1 you can set the number of extruders, uncheck single extruder multimaterial. Then pick the nozzle size for each extuder. @@awilliams1701

they don't offer that. for this you would need to build it yourself or consider a commercial grade printer. that thing is massive and costs a good amount but it is still a far cry from real professional grade printers and still more a hobby grade thing. also, an enclosure in this dimension is probably a niche product not worth offering at this point in time