Prusa Just Released The CORE ONE!

[@BunkerSquirrel]

Better grab one before Stratasys sues them for including a power supply

[@thenextlayer]

Truth

[@BeefIngot]

@@BunkerSquirrel What is funny is that Prusa's ceo has made fun of the lawsuit as if it won't have ramifications for them too. Always have disliked his mean-spirited attitude

[@kareldvo]

@@BunkerSquirrel XL can have up to three...

[@haihai2999]

Not many company provide upgrade path from their last-gen product. Its soo coool. will wait till its release.

[@suit1337]

but the upgrade kit is almost as expensive as a complete machine from the green competitor ...

[@oOTheCassiel]

@@suit1337 yeah but its making a corexy out of a bedslinger. i did not expect that upgradepath at all.

[@suit1337]

@oOTheCassiel it is nothing new - there are Already conversion paths out there for Ender 3 machines

[@aimlessdrive8723]

because they build better next gen product for consumers to stay on top of the competition.

[@mikatakalo8376]

@@suit1337…did you check the price from Prusa website? It is about half from new printer.

[@trevorp3162]

From the Prusa blog post: DIY kit is 949 USD (VAT excl.) / 1049 EUR (VAT incl.) Assembled is 1199 USD (VAT excl.) and 1349 EUR (VAT incl.)

[@MD-kn3lk]

@@trevorp3162 lol

[@alfredanil]

@@trevorp3162 RIP Prusa

[@marty4286]

Damn, that's competitive compared to their previous offerings. I'm practically a Qidi fanboy, but I'd get this over a Plus4

[@Weird_guy79]

@@marty4286 competitive compared to their previous offerings, but not competitive to other leading brands.

[@earlrobertson9135]

Wow, that's a massive machine! how fast does it go? faster than a Delta printer?

[@ldomotorsjason3488]

Nice machine! 🎉

[@PatJones82]

Someone educate the “stupid me”please. I have an MK3s and I bought an mk4. What is the advantage of or desire to have both axis move rather than the print bed moving. Im assuming bed movement makes print surface less precise but I’m happy with all my prints. But I’m just a hobbiest and print stupid fun things and parts for my hobbies.

[@thenextlayer]

Faster and more stable. Better quality.

[@PatJones82]

@@thenextlayer Ahh ok. Thanks! Must be just because there is less "mass" moving around?

[@ulaB]

@@PatJones82 Correct. And since the bed doesn't move, there is no chance of taller objects getting yeeted from the build platform ;-)

[@PatJones82]

@@ulaBoh yeah. Good point. Never thought of that! 👍

[@neaf_clover]

Ah yes, Creality wasn't wrong.

[@htko89]

Creality never had the polish or attention span to make a quality product, despite the looks being top notch for their bambu variant

[@roblutter]

LOL. I have a Bambu printer but some of you guys posting are downright delusional. This is not a K1 competitor this is an X1C competitor. And it's cheaper than the X1C. And it will be more reliable and upgradable. They need to come out with a more compact MMU to compliment is my only thing. I use my AMS to store filaments and occasionally multi-color print and I don't want to have 4 feet of my workspace taken up by the MMU3 system.

[@armorhide406]

K1 and K2 are jokes and aren't serious competitors

[@roblutter]

​@@armorhide406 If you don't think the K2 is going to fly off shelves you've officially drank too much of the Bambu kool aid.

[@Neo1983m]

"They need to come out with a more compact MMU to compliment is my only thing." THEY WILL!"

[@BeefIngot]

It's not cheaper at all. Especially when you add the necessary "optional" components to bring feature parity and especially given that the P1S provides basically the same feature set for a lot less

[@anguismemes1666]

​​@@armorhide406 nice joke bro. Did you use a modded Klipper k1 ? Edit: even my modded Ender 3 pro is faster and higher quality in prints than a Mk4 and mods cost me just 300€ also a total of 350€ because I did buy the ender 3 used. Also while upgrading and writing/config my printer (it's 100% open source too) I did learn a lot about 3d printing.

[@NathanBuildsRobots]

This is pretty awesome

[@alfredanil]

Czech brains are "expensive" lol

[@Ro3Deee]

Nathan builds robots is the definite source of present and next 3d printed layers and machines

[@Guy_Sandler]

Finally. In kit form it's cheaper than the x1c

[@Audifreak117]

Only that you should compare this device with the P1S. Here you also get an AMS for half the price. Without even almost 1/3. AMS? Carbon X-axis? Filament changer/poop chute/automatic stripper? Nope!

[@nerdyagriculture5034]

@@Audifreak117 More like x1e. Fully enclosed, heated chamber and you can connect a mmu that is much more efficient than the ams. So yeah, ein for prusa

[@Audifreak117]

​@@nerdyagriculture5034 uh no, I don't think so. The CORE One has neither carbon rails, no cam, no active heating, no poop shot, no lidar. The AMS also offers up to 16 colors, the MMU only 5. It is also no secret that the MMU causes a lot of problems. The P1S and the X1 series are also fully enclosed, heated chambers. That's probably not a good argument for the Core One, just because for once you don't even have to buy it additionally. So the Core One has even less features than a P1S, and cannot be compared at all with an X1C or X1E. The Core One can be compared to a P1S without AMS, after all it is not included at this proud price. And that everything at Prusa is twice as expensive for what? The thing is €500 more expensive than an X1C with better features, and a whole €1000 more expensive than the comparable P1S. What justifies that? X1C AMS = 1250€ P1S AMS = 760€ Core One 1350€ + MMU3 = 1750€

[@suit1337]

@@nerdyagriculture5034 it has not a heated chamber

[@BGBATKA]

Bambu blows this away, imagine spending literally DOUBLE the price of a P1S for this. You can buy a P1S Combo for $850 without having to buy a bunch of optional extras on top of the standard Prusa price and still have money left over.

[@dikoman516]

What's up with their prices? Are they oblivious to what's going on on the market?

[@FrIoSrHy]

They buy almost all parts in europe which is expensive, all their workforce is in europe, which is expensive. They have great customer support which is expesive.

[@carlosjosejimenezbermudez9255]

Additionally, their target demographic has slowly shifted to industry and education rather than just hobby use. They also don't send your gcode and pictures of your prints to a china cloud.

[@ptmavic8995]

It seems Euro Peons have decided to remove any remaining competitive aspects from the various economies. Might be a cold winter.

[@ptmavic8995]

@@FrIoSrHy Ferrari does the same thing. As a result, there are comparatively few Ferraris in service.

[@hassosigbjoernson5738]

Take a look at Bambu X1 and X1c prices at launch and add a descend amount of repairability and even local support to it.

[@diy_wizard]

Is Bambu on formnext demonstrating their new flagship?

[@Romancelanguagespassion]

I have the same question

[@suit1337]

Bambu Lab said a few weeks ago, that the new machine will probably come in Q1 2025

[@hassosigbjoernson5738]

Of course they are not! They wait till everyone buys a X1C, P1S or A1 over the holidays just to bring a new product next year! Remember price cuts on P1P or the A1 Mini ... it was the same way.

[@diy_wizard]

@@suit1337 I know but i thought they might get

[@diy_wizard]

@@suit1337 I know but I thought they might demonstrate what they plan already

[@jaydenjegachandran557]

Let’s wait for Bambu to release now

[@YokohlCreek]

they need to work through their their patent violation lawsuits first

[@jaydenjegachandran557]

@@YokohlCreek yeah although If printed solid starts selling the mk4s to core one upgrade i might get that

[@BeefIngot]

@@YokohlCreek Not necessarily. Unless there is an injunction (there hasn't been), they can go business as usual while this plays out over many years most likely unless they reach a settlement.

[@justjoe8660]

​@@YokohlCreek lawsuit was dropped 🫳

[@mathewbrunza2813]

Nice but pretty expensive.

[@mathewbrunza2813]

And does it have a heater for the chamber or is it just the build plate heating

[@jared1321]

Seems like it can heat where you want and cool down for pla with door closed

[@paradoxx_4221]

@@mathewbrunza2813 it does have a heated chamber

[@carlosjosejimenezbermudez9255]

@@mathewbrunza2813 I believe there is a patent that protects active heat chambers. This seems to me like it is a passive heat chamber with the capacity to regulate for excess heat when needed, which is still a very valuable feature.

[@mathewbrunza2813]

@@carlosjosejimenezbermudez9255 No The patent expired a few years ago so other companies recently started using the technology like qidi techs x 3 and 4 series plus the q1 pro, bambu x1e and creality k2 plus just to name a few.

[@gearshade9441]

I bought my latest K1 Max for $650

[@sebyseby7323]

@@gearshade9441 how is your bed mesh? I had 1.2mm variation across mine... found an easy way to level it

[@michawasiljew6620]

@gearshade9441 I bought a1 mini for 169

[@bp8__163]

Have fun upgrading your K1 max to a K2 max… When you pay for a prusa, you pay for a company that actually cares about their customers and keeping them in the family for years to come. Core One will be eventually able to upgrade to the next gen Core “Two”

[@24cata24]

​@@bp8__163 From what i see, core one has less build quality than creality. Defenitly not worth the money

[@rostislavzlatnik8091]

K1 Max is cheap unreliable toy made by scammers. Enjoy while it lasts.

[@arturofernandez8487]

The thing with this new printer that I think people is not talking about, there's very few or none 3d printed parts, maybe that's why it's "cheaper".

[@Aiden-y6n]

About time prusa came out with a core xy 3D printer

[@suit1337]

at least a somewhat affordeable one - the XL is a joke

[@Aiden-y6n]

@@suit1337 I know tell me about it But this is cheaper that the bambu lab x1c with the ams

[@bisti1900]

@@Aiden-y6n Its not, the X1C + AMS combo is 1.249 EUR but a closer comparison would be P1S +AMS which is 750 EUR and P1S plaid at 550 EUR, so the Core One would be exactly 80% more expensive than the combo and 145% than the simple P1S. Is it 80% better than the combo or 145% better then P1S? It sure does have some better features than P1S but it also lacks some features . I think is another "too little , too late" case.

[@Aiden-y6n]

@@bisti1900 yeah that’s true all these companies have made there name with there new printers and yes prusa is a good brand but like you said it is a little late

[@YokohlCreek]

uuuhhh they have had one for a long time

[@JJ-wd4rb]

The volume could be bigger if those things weren’t inward

[@ulaB]

The CoreXY mechanism on top is the limiting size, not the area where the bed is moving up and down. With the inward parts they decrease the air volume that needs to be heated by a lot.

[@kareldvo]

@@JJ-wd4rb you are seeing same bad as mk4 has, so print volume cannot be bigger

[@NinjaForHire]

i think the K2 just put prusas new toy to sleep.

[@spacemonkeylabs]

its around 1400 dollars

[@hassosigbjoernson5738]

The Kit is 300 less.

[@spacemonkeylabs]

​@@hassosigbjoernson5738Everytime I get the kit to understand the printer more but the kit isn't available yet

[@BuilderInStyle]

I wonder if it's MMU compatible

[@kareldvo]

Basically is, they have now some mechanical colisions, so some modification will be needed

[@TheMadmcmynee]

is this at formnext? Are you still present on Thursday?

[@hermanzaum]

Make it an Idex or 2-head toolchanger and I'm in.

[@godbnc]

No need idex for this bed and toolhead is to much cost .... example XL

[@hassosigbjoernson5738]

You can make an IDEX ... by building a Voron IDEX by yourself.

[@alexwiederman8437]

That's very expensive considering the size to other 3d printers currently on the market.... cough cough K1

[@Cyber_Gas]

@@alexwiederman8437 k2 plus cough

[@dikoman516]

Bambulab X1C with AMS cough

[@kihgu]

Feels more like a x1 competitor, the k1 is more a p1s competitor

[@gatling216]

The Prusa tax is real. I remember when the choice was between a $200 Ender you'd have to spend $300 to upgrade and a few weeks tuning until it behaved, or $800 on a Prusa that worked out of the box. Makes slightly less sense these days.

[@kihgu]

@ i mean I have used their support and it is exelent and you won’t get that whit a creality. Some plastic parts have broken on my mk3 so I just printed new ones and they support the printers a long time so i don’t feel like it is a tax, you pay for stuff that isn’t the printer itself. I also like that I can do whatever I want with it compared the the locked down bambus

[@CarbonKevin]

Heated chambe, great for printing high temp, finicky engineering filaments! Wide open spool holder, great for ruining those filaments...

[@Yash-c3v]

They can be sealed. They say this on the prusa KZbin video.

[@ulaB]

@@Yash-c3v There will be a drybox fitting in the recess area, so you don't have to open the box to print from it.

[@WouterZtube]

That build plate won’t be fully usable …

[@mikecrane2782]

I spotted that too, not sure why you'd have a wider carriage and then restrict it by the internal enclosure

[@WouterZtube]

@ no logic at all. Just to have the spool on the side and not protruding? Weird

[@kareldvo]

@@WouterZtube ehm, it is corexy, how can be print out of plate? Extruder is moving above, so no limitation at all...

[@WouterZtube]

@@kareldvo That was kinda stupid of me, you’re absolutely right. I’m just used to the space around the build plate on my X1C and K1 Max.

[@Mat69MX]

@@mikecrane2782 it's to make the internals warm up quicker

[@NealsBumblebeeCrafts]

Single lead screw?

[@MikeKobb]

Looks like three: one in the back, one in each of the front corners.

[@NealsBumblebeeCrafts]

@@MikeKobb Yep I see them now.

[@FarmerJon3D]

unfortunately 2 years too late 😔

[@dodgersfnshepard8673]

What show is this?

[@vysajbong4]

Too late Prusa.... Too late...

[@dvdganon0812]

Can't think about a good reason to buy one. Honestly. The build volume is small. Many printers now have 30 cm plus build volume. Also, the price is not competitive. And now someone wrote here that it is not a really active heated chamber. It is only a fan to regulate the temp. So it is very limited to my opinion. And get only to 55c ?! New printers have active cooling with ip to 60c or even 65c. Also, can i print pla with the printer closed? Like other printers now. It is nice to be able to keep the printer closed. Mainly to get less noise. Is there anything else that we should know that they didn't say ?! The XL looks amazing and has some serious benefits. This one... not so much. For a better deal, i can fet the k1 max or the k2 even. (Bambu lab, qidi...)

[@rostislavzlatnik8091]

Are you really comparing Creality to Prusa? Really? Creality is unreliable toy with no support, no warranty and made out of extremely low quality parts. You have to finish the printer by yourself and if it breaks even during warranty period, Creality will try to scam you. Prusa has 24/7 support team rdy to help you. And this is my own experience. Had K1 Max and I will never ever buy anything from Creality, never.

[@RaySchrantz]

It doesn't come with an AMS or other toolheads? I mean I love prusa and that active chamber is game changer, but needs a multi material system for that price

[@Yash-c3v]

MMU is available and compatible

[@real_e]

MMU is available for additional cost, although not sure how much more. For the value, Bambu wins.

[@thirtythreeeyes8624]

@@real_e If you're looking for value Qidi mops the floor with Bambu, Q1 can be had under $400 and it has a heated chamber, might have even been the first hobbyist printer to use one.

[@real_e]

@@thirtythreeeyes8624 No, the Qidi's are good but not Bambu level. If you're looking for reliability and value, Bambu still takes the win. Qidi's are known to be machines you have to spend time tinkering with way more than Bambu machines.

[@htko89]

@@real_e Bambu's AMS is not "included" either. It's a combo kit you have to buy.

[@3DTechInsider]

Will there be a Multicolor System?

[@anirudhp8345]

@@3DTechInsider it works with the mmu

[@hassosigbjoernson5738]

besides the MMU3 maybe the CFS from Creality is going to be made compatible.

[@anguismemes1666]

Maybe in 5 years there will be a working mmu for just another 500€

[@Perfektliflawedd]

$1200. The camera is an upgrade, the filtration is an upgrade, there is no option to cut CF... I will stick with Bambu.

[@armorhide406]

The price is a guarantee for years of support. Bambu may be a bit more affordable but a lot off people don't like lack of open source

[@Neo1983m]

ok bambu clown

[@BeefIngot]

​​@@armorhide406Bambulab also promised years of support though, basically a decade of support.

[@michawasiljew6620]

@@BeefIngot suport but not upgradebility.

[@BeefIngot]

@@michawasiljew6620 Sure, but let's be honest. The Prusa upgrades 99% of the time are gimmicks due to being so expensive you might as well just buy a new printer.

[@qbobcode1823]

I’m guessing just shy of $3k?

[@MrBlackmidi1234567890987654321]

@@qbobcode1823 wronge

[@vtowndegekste]

You are so exited that you can not stabilize your phone🤪

[@EatingCtrlV]

That price is out of this world, this is just going to get blown out of the water.

[@thenextlayer]

It’s $1199 without the VAT. Same as X1 Carbon.

[@EatingCtrlV]

@@thenextlayer to be totally honest, given the X1C's age, and the price of the P1S + the few cheap upgrades you'd need to harden it I don't think the X1C is a great value proposition either. Bambu are also constantly running sales it seems now, so their MSRP is regularly lower. But I guess the reality is that if this machine runs longterm with few issues for many users that will justify it's not unreasonable price. For me, it's disappointing to see another mid sized flagship that's only really bringing a quality build to the table.

[@igorsolomatov4743]

Prusa have to speed things up… it is so behind everyone else

[@TheUnPlayable]

@@igorsolomatov4743 Have used both the X1C and MK4S. Both are as quick and the MK4S actually is quite a bit better in certain areas, like overhangs. Also way quieter. Mind sharing what you are thinking about ?

[@lettucedogg]

it's not

[@Joyntie]

@@lettucedogg it is, nearly every brand already got their core xy out except prusa (yes they have the XL but that thing is just.....)

[@Joseph-rk7kh]

@@lettucedogg LOL cope. yes it absolutely is.

[@MajikPPMan]

Not even close! ​@Joseph-rk7kh please tell me what's new or cutting edge about this flaccid offering?

[@warmesuppe]

The bed ist the biggest weakpoint, it's just heavenly under powered. What does it have 130W?

[@kareldvo]

200w for whole printer, cca q 150w bes only

[@ANg-yz1zl]

Another Core Clone WAR brought to you by VORON. Good for buyers.

[@drpepr96]

Thats a lot of greek tacos..

[@kaossssss]

bambu bigger corexy, creality a new corexy, pruša with a corexy aaaaaand drumroll..... anycubic xy. *shrugs*

[@mikecrane2782]

Some nice details, but being realistic a Sovol SV08 chassis with a couple of mods, and an enclosure would easily match it and beat it.

[@ericthecyclist]

I've got the SOVOL SV08. It's a much nicer box than than my old Prusa MK3, and cost less than upgrading to a MK4. Bigger bed and I hope to put a stealth changer on it eventually. But I think for first layer calibration and nozzle changing, modern Prusa's have better technology.

[@godbnc]

Yes but sovol and my voron is thinkering this not :) many people want start print no adjust belt or else:)

[@godbnc]

Or build kit....

[@anguismemes1666]

​@@godbncthe same people arguing about upgradeability that's kinda funny

[@justjoe8660]

Sovol = headache

[@Ivanhasonebraincell]

Every printer is starting to look like the creality k1

[@_hepl]

Good luck creating X/Y printer wich looks different, have fun

[@Johny_D06]

The K1 was basically a bambulab clone

[@thirtythreeeyes8624]

Idk this looks more like a Voron to me lol

[@hassosigbjoernson5738]

more like some Voron machines did like 4 years ago ...

[@BeefIngot]

@@thirtythreeeyes8624 It doesn't look like a voron at all. Vorons are all extruded aluminium

[@jinwonlee3105]

IT DOES NOT HAVE ACTIVE CHAMBER HEATING OR COOLING. It only uses a fan to regulate it. Its very missleading. Just thought I'd throw that in but kinda sad prusas falling off😢hopefully they have a comeback

[@thenextlayer]

Active temperature management but it doesn’t need heating because of the internal design and cutouts. It hits 55C.

[@nerdyagriculture5034]

No toolchanger? Give me at least 3 toolheads with this thing.

[@Yash-c3v]

They already have a coreXY tool changer that can have an enclosure

[@nerdyagriculture5034]

@ i know, but a slimmed down Version of the XL that costs half as much would be perfect.

[@Yash-c3v]

@@nerdyagriculture5034 just get the XL but only buy 2 heads ?

[@kareldvo]

​@@nerdyagriculture5034from logic point of view, material is not the main value adder. Also 3 heads leads to lines like xl, so more space. Corw one support mmu3

[@thirtythreeeyes8624]

@@nerdyagriculture5034 If they added a tool changer it wouldn't be half the price anymore.

[@jb6042]

Too little, too late

[@HFR_SpartanFred]

Can have 3 Creality K1 for the price lmao

[@thirtythreeeyes8624]

Or the Qidi Q1 that has a heated chamber, also side note why does every company have to copy Bambu and call it a 1 lol we get they're copying them but, at least be original in the naming.

[@pingpingandcho]

Same price as carbon x1,

[@syranth8912]

I NEED THIS!!!

[@labemolon5739]

Too little too late

[@makie1467]

We will meet again in q1 25...

[@B3N.1]

They are clutching 2 years behind bambulab

[@carlosjosejimenezbermudez9255]

This has features a BambuLab doesn't have and shills like yourself can't point out without having cognitive dissonance. Everybody has what BambuLab used to have as an advantage at this point. Even slow movers like Prusa or copycats like Creality have something better than the X1C. Let's hope for the fanboys sake that BambuLab doesn't take ages making a new CoreXY machine, rather than just capitalizing on the bottom of the market with their A1 series.

[@Light-DelaBlue]

Wich feature ? It's nice to make a wall of text and don't even talk about a single feature .

[@thirtythreeeyes8624]

@@carlosjosejimenezbermudez9255 It's not even really the bottom of the market their A1 is the same price as a Qidi Q1 that's core xy and has a heated chamber the cheapest bambu with heated chamber cost double this Prusa.

[@dagr8kerek]

It's nice to see a modern machine that you can actually fix yourself. When the Bambu's start dropping, there might be a big switch to the Core One

[@RIAG-g6z]

Have you never even bothered to look at the parts available on Bambu's website?

[@cronusciller2124]

@@RIAG-g6z Idk, I have had a lot of issues with my bambu x1e, and fixing it has been a recurring a pain, but I think that might be unique to my situation. The core one is likely gonna be more repairable, but the avoidance to give actual speeds numbers, and prusas general philosophy makes me think this won’t even be a good replacement to the k1 for most people.

[@godbnc]

​@@cronusciller2124 yes but not bambu (bambu is close sistem glued and else problem sounds for gantry bearing,leadscrews,extruder,problem with circle etc is not repaired same p1s is full forum for many sound to x1c and p1s and little for a1 a1 mini ..

[@thirtythreeeyes8624]

@@RIAG-g6z Parts availability is not the same as reparability and compatibility.

[@andrewohara8802]

Only 4 years too late lol

[@aydenhanlon1674]

Prusia decided to start being relevant again. I see no camera still though.

[@Yash-c3v]

This requires an add-on circuit board, again, mentioned on their own KZbin channel release video. I believe this is due to a patent that most other companies disregard.

[@carlosjosejimenezbermudez9255]

It's optional but it is available.

[@christopherorman5769]

Pretty easy to add with Octoprint. Adding a camera to 3d printer has been around for a while -- and we aren't stuck with the cheap, poor FPS that those other companies use.

[@christopherorman5769]

@@Yash-c3v I'm not sure it does, if you use Octoprint. If you can upgrade the MK4s to the Core One, that means they use the same board, and that board has USB and Octoprint functionality. So you can simply use Octoprint's camera stack.

[@Yash-c3v]

@@christopherorman5769 that's awesome!

[@steelwitness]

prusa is the master of milking the most out of the same old shit. at that point just build a voron and have faster, more reliable, more accurate, and just plain better design. not to mention you can build them up to 350mm with kits alone.

[@burnsyd17]

sorry not sorry, pricing is completely out of touch with the market.

[@kareldvo]

Production in Czech republic is not cheap

[@tobiaskrampholz9656]

You are too late another KZbinER are faster us you😂. It was a very cool Printer.

[@robowienerdadachshund141]

Finally they made something to catch up to bambu lab

[@-_-._.-.]

Sooo expensive Better get bambu w

[@IkurFPV]

Overpriced, nothing new and a bit too late ;)

[@CesarMontoro]

It seems Prusa is becoming the blackberry of 3d printing, they were leading and now are just trying to catch the competition

[@Yash-c3v]

They are still the only printer trusted by all the architectural and government offices I've seen

[@real_e]

@@Yash-c3v Actually, no. I know multiple printer labs involved in government operations who run BambuLab X1E’s over Prusa machines now.

[@Yash-c3v]

@@real_e ok

[@Jagjagula]

Look at this guy trying to leak If he can't leak it or break an NDA he ain't interested Love you man

[@phasesecuritytechnology6573]

Hey look at that tiny touch screen and that cute knob. It's got that retro 1983 look to it. Oh and don't forget that injection molded bezel upgrade. Looks like the knight rider dashboard.

[@CigarDadPGH]

That's cool, does it have an AMS?

[@ulaB]

It's compatible to the MMU.

[@anguismemes1666]

It doesn't come with mmu (multicolor system) that's an additional around +400€ and it may need modifications. (Maybe a build kit for another +200€ because it's prusa)

[@JoeyscustomRC]

These prices are getting so ridiculous imo. These companies seem to want to cater to the lazy people who don’t want to learn the skills to print correctly, so they release these ready to print out the box printers that seemingly do everything automatically, for the most part, and jack up the prices exponentially higher. I guess that’s great for those who have an extra $1500 burning a hole in their pocket

[@kareldvo]

This printer is not produced in China or other Asia country, so how it can be cheaper?

[@michawasiljew6620]

You can make a voron yourself

[@BeefIngot]

@@JoeyscustomRC This comment is so silly for many reasons. 1. You can get a ready to print, easy printer for 200 bucks with the A1 Mini. 2. It is insane to somehow see ease of use as a negative trait not worthy of spending money on. 3. Most people want to have 3d printing in their toolbox of making rather than having 3d printers being their hobby If you want 3d printers themselves to be your hobby, you build a rook or vezbot, or voron.

[@JoeyscustomRC]

@ annnd, you obviously completely missed the point of my comment 👍

[@JoeyscustomRC]

@@kareldvo that’s a great question, and one that Americans have been asking for ages. Why do you think people opt for Chinese made products over American made products?

[@khushalkhanmohammadzai8032]

At 1200 dollars this will destroy the bambus and creality in the western markets.

[@viktorb137]

Way too late and no AMS system

[@stevenlondon7210]

A few years to late. RailCore II ZL and ZLT have been out for years now. Build volume alone on the Railcore beat this. I havent seen the list of full features, but its all too late to the game. Rat Rigs, and others were in the game too.

[@LucidFX.]

OH so they shook in the boots and released a 3D printer that wasn't 3D printed HAHAHA BUT at that price Josef can keep it! I will stay with Bambu X1C thanks Josef, but hey, good luck

[@PronoxGTR34]

Trash ! too late and too expensive and can't do anything that doesn't already exist

[@MrGoZiva]

Too late

[@ec7005]

They're gonna lose. Competition does it better and cheaper now

[@ulaB]

You are correct. Cheaper. Not inexpensive. Big difference.

[@dayworkhard]

buy bambu or creality. This prusa has outdated technology in year 2024. Can’t even be compared with some other old Chinese 3D printers.

[@thenextlayer]

I love it when people state their opinions as facts

[@michaelmora7520]

Prusa so overpriced glorified creality

[@MajikPPMan]

This printer feels a little lukewarm. I get prusa quality is a big deal apparently (i havent had quality issues so far with my other branded machines), but this isnt really bringing in anything innovative to the table let alone catching up to competitors. Their multicolor/material capabilities are present though archaic, the tough plexi was a no brainer, the door switch is convenient at best, couldnt even tell if there is air filtration for voc's (the website calls it the "automatic ventilation system" and thats it... i WANT to like this printer, im just not prepared to shell out that many clams on somthing that cant do all the things that the others can..

[@ulaB]

Air filtration can be added to the exhaust in the back. That's why there are two high pressure fans. The MMU is faster and less wasteful than their competitor's solutions and allows for all materials and spools to be used.

[@hawtdayum]

​@@ulaBmmu3 is an awesome alternative if you don't mind it taking up more space(footprint) than the printer and limit you to 5 spools, then you have to build it, the spools are exposed unless you build an enclosure....and so on.

[@KetaFPV]

Expensive and still not worth it. Prusa are fools atm

[@MrSirclint]

Now a slightly less competent bambu for more money lol

[@B3N.1]

Looks shit

[@justjoe8660]

😂😂