Comment on best print farm 3d-printer for PETG?
Blue_Morpho@lemmy.world 1 week agoIt’s more about the general thing that they are not finished products. At least not to the extent the Bambu are.
That’s like saying a Toyota isn’t a finished product compared to a BMW. The Anycubic works and isn’t locked down to their cloud service. You can even install open source firmware. The S1 AMS does filament drying that the p1S doesn’t do without the pro AMS.
I agree that Anycubic should sell nozzles but 3rd party nozzles are available.
Like I said there’s a temporary sale that makes the P1S a great value. The S1 is not $50-$100 cheaper. It was $1000 vs $650. Now it’s $700 vs $450.
EmilieEvans@lemmy.ml 1 week ago
Blue_Morpho@lemmy.world 1 week ago
The Anycubic has presets for .4 and .6 in brass or hardened steel. It’s only missing .2.
You can’t claim the S1 is incomplete for not having a .2 nozzle presets and then turn around and say that a built in filament dryer doesn’t matter when Bambu made it a pro feature. Especially when .4 is what you get out of the box from Bambu and .2 requires modifying your printer by swapping the hot end.
Where? I see 800€ everywhere.
And where I go after Bambu is what you didn’t mention: locked down firmware and no alternative slicer.
EmilieEvans@lemmy.ml 1 week ago
Blue_Morpho@lemmy.world 1 week ago
Wow! That’s a fantastic price!
It doesn’t have to be one or the other! It can and does work out of the box without being a proprietary ecosystem. It’s not just Anycubic. You can use a Prusa, Flashforge, Qidi, etc as a workhorse without a proprietary ecosystem.