QiDi PLUS 4 3D Printer In-Depth Review: 65°C Actively Heated Chamber, 370°C Nozzle, 120°C Heated Bed

[@djgraffiti5627]

WARNING! Fire Hazard! SSR melting after chamber heating! They are failing a recall and just taking a case by case basis!!!

[@AuroraTech]

Update 11/11/2024: It appears that Qidi has reached out to users for part replacements and will be extending their warranty by an additional year. For more information, please refer to the Qidi Plus4 Official Announcement. x.com/QIDI_3dprinter/status/1855902130210845156

[@rabenklang7]

@@AuroraTech thank you

[@rabenklang7]

thank you!

[@apfeldk]

only a problem in countries running 110-120 volts

[@802Garage]

Just as an update, Qidi has an entirely new chamber heater power supply board design which started shipping yesterday I believe. It uses many different components with a mostly changed layout. All of the people with electronics knowledge who have looked at it say it seems much more suitable. We will be testing it in the next few days to make sure it is a confirmed fix. Anyone who has the old board or buys a printer with it should request the updated part.

[@thuglaza4728]

Even on a sponsored video you remain unbiased and provide an honest review. That's very much appreciated. Integrity first.

[@Mnelissen1968]

There are a lot of KZbin Reviewers that reviewed this printer already. But a 3D printer review is only accurate when Aurora Tech has done it. For 3D printers, I always wait until she has reviewed it! All the printers I own, were reviewed by her before I bought them, it never disappointed me because everything she tells is spot on, and you know what to expect for sure!

[@aaroneckardt5514]

100% agree. I started printing before their channel started. I always enjoy the reviews. Even on things I have zero interest in.

[@juhajuntunen2557]

I buy my first Ender 3 after I watch Naomi Sexy Cyborg review it. World need honest reviewers, only experience can made them reliable, independence trustworthy.

[@trugbilddrachen]

Was waiting for your review. Thanks and great review as always.

[@802Garage]

Woo! Was excited for your review of course. Just got my Plus4 and so far I am very impressed. I'm able to produce print in place bearings with only 0.05mm clearance between components and pull them straight off the plate with zero fusion. My Qidi Studio found my printer over the network no issue. I was using the 1.4 firmware update. Have had no major snags so far. Very impressed by the overall quality and features. It's the perfect machine for making automotive parts from higher end filaments as I plan to do. Hard to beat for $799!

[@willofthemaker]

8 days in, still like it? I'm about to pull the trigger

[@802Garage]

@@willofthemaker I believe I replied to this, but my comment disappeared. I still absolutely love it and other than the chamber heater power supply issue which is hopefully being permanently solved now it has been great.

[@willofthemaker]

@@802Garage me too. Thanks for getting back nonetheless. I did buy it shortly after that. Mine came with a faulty hotend which they replaced. Lost a week but at least it works. I've been really impressed with this machine, especially with ABS. They're flawless prints with barely any tinkering to settings. Huge step up from my bed slingers. I'm going to give it probably a few more days to contact them for the new SSR board to make sure it's the latest and greatest. I'm manually controlling the chamber for now. Only occasionally running it for a few minutes. The print bed alone provides a good amount of heat

[@802Garage]

@@willofthemaker The quality the printer is capable of and without VFA is amazing!

[@willofthemaker]

@802Garage it really is. I've been printing with matte black abs from push plastic and it looks phenomenal

[@abelroes]

I not even have finished watching the video, and it's already such a good review. Thorough, without being boring. Every review on YT should learn from you. Awesome job! Thanks for such good quality videos!

[@TheOneAndOnlySatan]

The only review that really matters for me

[@JTs3DPrints]

Mine just arrived setup got to 1.4 loaded. Unit immediately reboots when go to enter bed temp sent support email, obviously wire issue to bed heater, opening up to inspect heater bed wire connection if loose from shipping….. Happy Bday to me. I did notice leds flickered a bit during initialization will post video in next 24hrs unpack and initial issues. Hope reboot on bed temp issue is loose wire.

[@hanakang2794]

reliable review 👍👍

[@boriskrivitsky3142]

Vendor sponsored content is not a review. It’s an advertisement.

[@snart]

@@boriskrivitsky3142 not this channel - it's always 100% honest

[@mohistschool1003]

@@JTs3DPrints Did you check the voltage

[@normankoo6159]

You are by far the best!! No bs, quick and concise coverage of ALL important factors to choose from the vast array of 3d printers.

[@kevinlangworthy]

Exactly the kind of print quality info and comparisons I wanted to see. Most reviews spend too much time on the specs and little things, and not enough time on what we actually use them to do. Thank you Aurora tech.

[@MotoRich900]

I've been eagerly waiting for your review of this next gen Qidi printer, you're THE go to channel for honest reviews!

[@helpducksonquack]

I was so happy to see this pop up. So tired of the other KZbinrs with click bait titles and flashy thumbnails to hide mediocre content.

[@scottbougourd3885]

I've watched so many reviews on the plus 4 and still wasn't going to buy it until I had seen your review, definitely ordering one now, thanks for a great review as always.

[@rooktallon3141]

Most people aren't going to talk about this. But what I really loved about your reviews is that you showed me the sound of the 3d printer. I'm blind and it really helps to know how loud it is.

[@0Turbox]

Tf?

[@hawker800mech]

I’ve found on my X Plus 3 the “Do Not Show Again” button works as long as you don’t turn off the machine. Once power is cycled, it seems to reset that option. Another great video, keep up the good work!

[@JeffBlack1968]

Thanks for the review. I was waiting for your review before I purchased mine. I watched another video for the PLUS-4 and they were also having trouble with the screen and they updated the firmware, and it fixed all the problems they were having. Thanks for the review.

[@aps3000miki]

Do you actually realise that you became an institution? AuroraTech reviews, brilliant. Keep up the great work and thank you so much for your hard work.

[@donuthole7236]

Best 3D printer evaluation on the web. Been watch your vids for years. Keep up the good work.

[@Stoners_org-l1z]

I love your reviews. I think that you are a child genius 😊 I bought a Bambu P1S after watching all of your reviews, and I'm not disappointed. Keep making amazing very informative no-nonsense videos please 🙏

[@Stoners_org-l1z]

I've used your links on your website to hopefully earn you some commissions. I think it would be really cool if you could have a Q&A forum, even privately for a fee since you'd be using your valuable time. I would like to know what your opinion would be to string a few machines together and I'd like my next machine to be IDEX at least for colors or else for supports. I think maybe you can allow supporters to ask your opinion, but anyway.... Thank you for the great info and I look forward to your next review's ✌️

[@MrHeHim]

@4:19 IMO it's best to get the bed as level as possible, i.e. 'TRAM' so your parts don't skew. The real hum dinger is you don't necessarily want it to match the gantry's level of flat but the Z motion. As there is not guarantee the gantry itself is TRAM to the bed motion. That is so that it moves perfectly straight up while being perfectly horizontal. Think of the bed being perfectly 90 degrees flat of the motion rods both in the X and Y direction. With that said.. Don't think most anyone printing needs NASA level CNC precision on plastics that will shrink and warp anyway. It's fun tho! that's why most people 3D print lol Love the reviews! Amazing work guys 👍

[@aaroneckardt5514]

I have already seen several reviews for this printer. However, I had been waiting for your review because I trust you and take your experience more seriously than others. To be honest and fair. There really are only a few other people who I would rank as your peers as far as printer reviews. My favorite part of your reviews are the fact that you show footage of your experience. Not just sit there and talk them up like you're reading from a PR marketing sheet. Not waving your hands and doing fancy flashes and cut scenes. Just stick to data points while showing your experience and laying it all out. Pros and Cons. I hope you know how much myself and others like me appreciate and respect your efforts.

[@seansersmylie]

Another great review, your professionalism is second to none.

[@firepower_9966]

Wow Qidi finally make a printer thats not Ugly

[@meadmaker4525]

This is really impressive. I value quality over speed, and this printer really seemed to deliver on the quality front. The benchies had some artifacts, but everything else was really very nice. I was surprised at how good the alpaca turned out. The lagging in the UI seems like maybe a physical memory thing? Needs more RAM? It looks like, with a few tweaks, it's close to being as good as the X1C, but with a bigger build volume, which I like. I've been wanting to get into 3D printing for a while now, but I don't want to have a room full of different printers. I just want one that'll do everything, reliably, with good quality, with no hassles, every single time. And I'd like it to have as big a build volume as possible, so I don't have to worry about limiting the size of my projects. The X1C has been at the top of my list for a while now, but I really wanted something in the 300-cubed range in build volume, which makes this Qidi very interesting. The detail you can get with SLA printing is astonishing, but I just don't have the capacity or will to deal with the mess, so FDM is the way forward for me. Thanks for doing these comprehensive reviews. It definitely makes choosing a printer easier.

[@riajhasib8810]

Best reviewer on youtube😊❤...we wait for your review!

[@b3owu1f]

Again one of the best reviewers out there. Just picked up this printer.. be my first fully enclosed printer and hoping it prints faster/better than my A1 Mini. Hopefully some of the cons (e.g. firmware/startup/etc) are updated by the time I get mine.

[@IamMrDisaster]

It looks like Qidi went for surface quality prints vs. max speed. Most professional print companies would prefer that.

[@thuglaza4728]

Yes. I don't get the obsession with print speed. That needs to go away, because what does speed matter if it is at the expense of quality?

[@Jgigs1]

Wow, fantastic review. Most certainly a cut above the rest. Love the honestly here without the fluff or sales pitch.

[@Kah-Rah-Tay]

For me this is better than Bambu. Great review !

[@tbip2001]

I love that you always print the same things on each machine. I would like to hear a tally for each printer to show print fails vs successes

[@LynchDaddy78]

Another great review, Aurora. You always include a lot of detail, thanks. I hope you and your family are doing well. God bless.

[@toddmoore9138]

I ordered one after watching your review. It was spot-on correct. Thank you!

[@Jbobonline]

Thanks for the review Aurora ❤ Could you consider adding callouts for kg when mentioning weights and such? Could save running to the calculator 😊

[@craigheartwell5142]

Thanks so much for the honest review - no one else points out the flaws as well (often not at all).

[@leszekkalinowski2436]

You are the GOAT of the reviews

[@33DM]

Sono un felice possessore di una Q1 pro, e penso che con questa stampante la Qidi stia dimostrando che a breve sarà una delle aziende più performanti del settore. Mi piace tantissimo questa plus 4, ma aspettavo con ansia la tua recensione, perchè in questo settore sei l'unica che riesce davvero a descrivere un prodotto con professionalità e chiarezza. Dimenticavo, sarà una sciochezza ma mi piace anche il nuovo logo QIDI più stilizzato 😉.

[@schiessrach]

love your channel, my husband and I are your biggest fans! keep it up! :)

[@jabberwocktechnologies]

Terrific! So glad you reviewed this one! I ordered one and was left wondering if I should wait for a more definitive review. This is very reassuring!

[@dmax9324]

Best review so far, thanks. As with other reviews however, you really should do at least one or two stress tests, go to the highest temps on nozzle and chamber to print PPS-CF like teased in the beginning... Missing the main selling point for some!

[@attainableaudio4533]

You have to be the best reviewer of 3d printers!

[@terryevans1976]

Aurora Tech is my go to review. Excellent job as usual

[@Omri_Makes]

Fantastic review. I’m planning on getting a Bambu Lab X1C when I upgrade from my A1 Mini. Your reviews def do help to understand what other 3D printers are capable of. Thanks ☺️

[@Ismsanmar]

Now we are talking about the real next generation of 3D printers.

[@bradleyhovan9390]

Only took nearly 3 years of replicate garbage

[@TableTopBiker]

Another great review. Glad you kids are still knocking it out of the park.

[@matteodini]

Thank you! Anyway, I'm undecided whether to buy this printer or the Bambulab X1C 😐

[@Back_Room_WorkShop]

As a 68-year-old Grandpa You really impress me. I started on computers in 1976. And have worked for some of the biggest and best firms. And with some of the smartest people in the world. I have worked on the Space shuttle trainer and built one of the Gulfstream Aircraft to set a record for traveling around the world. And you are VERY IMPRESIVE, and I respect your hard work. Now I can't get my Flsun Speeder pad tp work with my Ender 3v2 neo. Do you know where I can find the files, I need> Thank you Rickie Smith

[@AuroraTech]

I have a video for the Speederpad, which connects to the FLSUN SR, Ender 3, and S1 Pro. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWK3qnWapMSIZ6s However, I no longer have the pad. Be cautious when flashing firmware to your motherboard, as Creality 32-bit boards have different versions that use different MCUs and require different Klipper firmware. The files are still available on GutHub: github.com/Flsun3d/Flsun_Speeder_Pad/tree/main/firmware

[@DownUnderTechReview]

Hey great review, I'm curious as to the scoring on your site for the QiDi Plus 4 vs the Bambu X1C. - X1C has an extra point on print quality. Is this due to the tolerance test? As you for the quality comparison you stated the QiDi was slightly better (than the P1, but I've heard the P1 and X1 is the same?) - X1C has an extra point on technology, but the QiDi seems to have more features/tech than the X1C, what was the reasoning? Or is it just that time is also a component of the scoring, and at the time the X1C came out it was significantly better on features/tech where the QiDi is just a small step up in a few areas?

[@LightOfReason7]

What a great review! Extremely thorough and informative.

[@duanehouck2919]

Great review (as always)!

[@Calvertons]

Thank you! Trying to decide what printer will be the best buy for my needs. Excellent review.

[@mrmidnight32]

I really wish the tolerance test was corrected for the warping. That had to have affected the tolerance level. If possible I’d like to see this have a successful print and see the actual tolerance from a properly tuned print for this machine. I’m on the fence from this and the Bambi lab P1S for this price range but that really put me off not knowing the full performance stack up to the P1S that passed tolerances from a clean non warped print

[@cronusciller2124]

i think another important question is if you want to be able to print high temp engineering filaments. With this printer having a max nozzle temp of 370, and max chamber temp of 65c, you can print so many materials on here you can’t print, atleast well, on any of bambulab’s machines, even the x1e that isn’t even sold to consumers. I think that the tolerancing issue is totally solvable with a little bit of tinkering (running the linear advance test in orca slicer) and further firmware updates. TLDR: I don’t think one tolerance test should be the determining factor since that is likely easily improbable, you should look into what other needs are met by either printer that can’t be met by the other one.

[@sgt.sasquatch]

I was waiting you to review it and finally you did ❤❤❤❤❤❤😍😍😍😍😍😘😘😘

[@TheOneAndOnlySatan]

Dont be a creep

[@sgt.sasquatch]

@@TheOneAndOnlySatan hey chill, im not what you think .... Also there's a male and female in this account . I send hearts, my wife send kisses cuz she's also a 3D printer's shop owner and she consider her like a daughter, ... So you are the one who shouldn't be creep .... Clean your mind , son .

[@jrdsm]

​@TheOneAndOnlySatan simp

[@DeusExAstra]

This is such an impressive printer. I cant wait to get one. If all the cons are software based, then that's great news because they can easily be fixed in updates later on.

[@bartwis2363]

Have you got maybe any info about K1 max updates? I'm really consider what I should to buy. K1 max or QIDI plus 4. The big plus for the K1 is the huge community behind the printer, so in case of problems, probably someone can help. I don't know how situation look with QIDI plus 4. As for the QIDI plus 4, you can find also a lot of information about overheating problems.

[@MrDonXX]

Yes, These reviews are the best around. With that said latley the audio quility seems muffled to me

[@NessieKnows]

was waiting for this review since they announced this printer.

[@JosePto]

Would love to see you reviewing the Bambo Lab X1C.

[@dkev001]

Thank you for the review. Yours is the one I was waiting for.

[@chriswhite6546]

It’s a smaller X-Max 3 with a new hotend and extruder. Most of the other hardware is lifted directly from the X-Max 3 with the upgraded EMMC, which you can already buy from Qidi for the Max-3. It is also now possible to upgrade the Max-3 hotend and extruder to a Rapido/Orbiter combo using 3D printed parts. I’m waiting for the new Max-4.

[@cbpuzzle]

It's that heavy stiff frame that addresses all the ringing. I'm thinking of adding some steel square tubing and diagonal bracing with printed clamps to mine and maybe improve it more.

[@dbeelee8564]

Single spool above the printer seems to be inline with structural filaments such as PPS-CF. These filaments can be quite brittle off the spool, so having the fewest bends to the printhead, the better. As an example, Bambu Labs does not recommend using their AMS while printing PPS-CF. I should imagine the same will apply with Qidi's multiple filament system as well. Since nany of these structural filaments require very dry filament (blasted dryers recommended up to 12 hrs), some sort of enclosed spool would be more ideal. Seems the heat chamber design has this drying method in mind by stacking spools inside the machine and set temp/fans to recommendations. Of course, the downside of this method is no printing possible while drying. My solution is having at least 2 dryers: 1 feeding the printer and 1 drying the next projects filament.

[@rondlh20]

Great review again, thanks!

[@avejst]

Another Great review, to the bone Thanks for sharing your great videos, both of you 🙂

[@emotodude]

The review we were waiting for

[@naturesrecorder9099]

Looking to upgrade from my ender 3. This seems like a good value for $760 shipped. I hope I don’t regret it. I was deciding between the p1s, potentially the k1. I didn’t realize the z axis only had 2 screws. Hope this isn’t an issue in the future with leveling

[@johnruciak]

@AuroraTech Apparently on taller prints needing the heated enclosuure the bed ends up covering the heater intake and triggers a klipper crash when the heater freaks out

[@Roskellan]

looks to me like a very good printer, I have a Qidi X-Plus and have been more than happy with that. I retro fitted a cabinet heater to my Printer for ABS. I have bought many print heads for my printer preferring to change them with materials rather than changing nozzles. Speed has never been an issue for me preferring quality every time. I have also fabricated an enclosed from a cake tupperware box to prevent humidity upsetting my prints when there have been long print times. I presume this printer has LAN and Wifi Connectivity, and a USB port for a memory stick. The greater print area would be an improvement over my X-plus, but otherwise I stick with what I have. Great review as usual I appreciate the work you must put into these reviews.

[@markm75]

Somewhat newb here, but what is meant by changing with materials vs changing the nozzles, what substitutes a 0.22= nozzle size for instance? for finer details

[@Roskellan]

@@markm75 Changing materials. PLA, ABS, Nylon, TPU etc. When you go from a high temp material to a low one it can cause problems for the nozzle. Further some material (Nylon CF) require a toughened nozzle since a brass one would wear out. Finally nozzles come in different sizes 0.4mm, 0.6mm for example. For me changing nozzles is a bit of an ordeal so I change the whole print head when I change materials or need different nozzle sizes, I have now several different complete print heads with various nozzles. I doubt many people do what I do but I'm changing materials/ nozzle sizes all the time.

[@tjcarr70]

Hi Aurora, great video, just bought this printer on your recommendation. Could you update the tolerance test file with the latest model please x

[@RickBaconsAdventures]

I am trying to decide between a QiDi x-max 3, QiDi plus 4, and Bambu X1E. I have a lot of experience with a Stratasys FDM printer circa 2009-2011 but have been out of the scene for a while. I am looking to make strictly ABS functional parts for work so the heated chamber of the QiDi models is what drew me to them after being used to it on the Stratasys machine. I don't think I would want one without it. I am open to other suggestions. I am looking basically in the sub $2000 range for something with roughly this print volume that can make strong parts with good surface finish.

[@phiod1030]

I purchased this printer and have been experiencing some strange issues. The Z bed is moving quite roughly and vibrating, both up and down. The after-sales service told me that this is due to thermal drift. I'm confused as to why, for a machine that requires a constant chamber temperature, I would still experience dimensional deviations caused by thermal drift. Shouldn't these issues be addressed through necessary testing before leaving the factory?

[@blockhead3654]

Great review. Awnsed all my questions

[@krassevideos4162]

I become my Qidi today and i had no network problems to find the printer.

[@rescuemethod]

Yep, you're the best at reviews. Aurora, i want to capture the particulate matter when printing but plan to print tpu and others thst prefer an open chamber. How to do this? Is there a vent on the back of this printer to attach to an exhaust line? .

[@alannguyen5050]

After testing, can you please disassemble the printers hotend and tell us what nozzle it uses? Alongside any recommended maintence tips from the manufacture?

[@laurentbesseas1654]

Thanks for the review. What about the printer profil? Are Qidi providing good , fast and error free profil for all the type of filament (and nozzle size) supported by this printer? Having a printer with proof working profil is key.

[@radish6691]

“Your” music is back, yay! Whenever I hear it on another channel I always think “nah, you ain’t Aurora Tech, go find other music you pretender!” 😅

[@3dprintedhardware]

it kinda reminds me of a Cyber Truck the way it looks. I like the specs, this might be the one I finally upgrade our Qidi X-CF Pro to.

[@olafb.2929]

Thank you for the great review!

[@berlinberlin4246]

Thank you for the info about the RAM and EMMC size!

[@ImaginationToForm]

Is there a slick build plate for this printer? I don't like the textured bottom on my prints.

[@garymartinez8182]

I have looking at the Creality K2, QIDI pro 4, and Bambu x1 carbon. If you had to pick one, which one?

[@TheOneOriginalJackal]

About to buy my first **New** CoreXY with the QiDi Plus4. (I usually buy used on Facebook Market then fix'em up). I asked QiDi about the firmware these ship with, and received a short but so sooo sweet answer ... "we ship with the latest, but you're going to have to update when you get your printer".... :) LOLZ!!! But Aurora is my goto review on the NuNu.... I call "Today". Like in the first battle in Braveheart ....Hold..... Hold......Hooold

[@JohnDoe-ot5ir]

Excellent review

[@TheHelicapt]

Which machine is better, X1C or this machine ?

[@curtflirt2]

Aurora I would like to see you review the Magneto X Printer

[@fabulouz6727]

Awesome Review! Hope you test one of the new FLSUN soon ! :)

[@jimmoore1121]

Upgrading from ender ke next month. Should I go with infemech tx or qidi q1 pro

[@michaelmalmborg3479]

Hi Aurora and Helios. Great review as always. Quick question: Did you test how easy/difficult is it to change/replace the nozzle/hot end on the PLUS4?

[@Alex-bi8ob]

It is easy. Remove extruder front cover without screws. Then disconnect 2 screws from hotend and disconnect cables which are all on front of extruder as well.

[@aKaRicoSmooth]

What would you recommend is better between this and the Creality K2 Plus?

[@nova6137]

I was very happy when i saw this video.

[@OZtwo]

Note: as of firmware 1.4 they updated the printer to be a fully functional filament dryer with a custom count down timer.

[@terranceroberts6259]

Anyone know what slicer you would use with this printer? It looks good and thank you Aurora Tech for being HONEST ! Its refreshing. Disregard.. I should have waited to the end. Thank you again.

[@AuroraTech]

I just use their QiDI Studio slicer.

[@radekkolanowski]

How well does it handle resuming a print (power loss, filament breaking due to tangling, replacing a new roll)?

[@cooltoff]

Hey Aurora Tech, How's the workflow of the QiDi compare with that of Bambu Lab. Your reviews show the QiDi's very favorably and as I'm starting to use more PC in my projects, this printer and the X-Max3 look like good bangs for the buck for a heated chamber printer compared to spending $2500 for the BL X1-E. but my concern is how they would integrate into the workflow I've established with Bambu Studio and the 3 BL printers I already use. The X1-C works pretty well with their BL's PC and Polymaker's PC, so I was thinking maybe getting a P1-S as an added PC printer while waiting for Bambu Lab's next big thing.

[@AuroraTech]

The X1-E seems a bit overpriced. Qidi printers with a heated chamber are better for ABS/ASA printing. However, if you primarily print PC, the heated chamber won’t make a significant difference, and the fine details on Bambulab machines are better.

[@cooltoff]

@@AuroraTech Thank you!

[@vcader]

One of the best reviews I’ve ever heard but now I am still thorn between X1C and this +4. If I order before the end of the year with my unit already have the upgraded power supply?

[@AuroraTech]

According to their announcement in November, new machines should come with the new SSD.

[@kasperjansen9161]

Thanks for your review. Looks like a very good printer. Only worry I have is about the hotend. On their website you can see a replacement nozzle/hotend. It looks like it contains a piece of PTFE tube. Is that correct? That would be really strange with those high nozzle temperatures.

[@Alex-bi8ob]

its ceramic.

[@kasperjansen9161]

Thanks that clarifies it

[@colincampbell3679]

I was comparing this new Qidi Plus 4 to the upcoming New Elegoo Centauri Carbon, the Elegoo printer has not been priced yet? Also not sure of the specs either? But if it is what I think it maybe like, the bed size I do know so the Qidi Plus 4 has a bigger bed and if the Centauri Carbon has about the same price but smaller bed then if I can save the money up and can find the free space in the room set up I got of the other 3D printers. I be getting the Qidi Plus 4. If the multi-printing add on is good then if I can I will buy it too! I still need to see what the full specs and price for the Elegoo Centauri Carbon is? But again if I can save up the money and find the space to set it up.I already got 5 3D Printers ( one is the Qidi X-Plus-3 & one is the New Elegoo 4 Plus & the other is the Elegoo 3 Max & the Elegoo Neptune 3 & the FLSUN QQ-S Pro Delta ) Hoping to klipper the non klipper printers soon? We see if the Centauri Carbon can out do the Qidi Plus 4 on some of the specs if not the bed size?

[@kinvotime490]

You say the files are random, however they appear to be alphabetical. The refresh does seem slow though.

[@Kei_Eichi]

Is the nozzle of the machine used for the review a Tungsten Carbide Bimetal Nozzle?

[@dmcosta]

Always a great review, I was anticipating yours, especially because I am considering buying this QIDI Plus 4. Thank you 👍 Just had a quick question, did the enclosure improve the ABS vapours smell? Compared to others I mean.

[@AuroraTech]

It has a pack of carbon inside filter box of the exhaust fan, I didn't smell anything at all when printing Eryone ABS.

[@dmcosta]

@@AuroraTech thank you.

[@georgemaniatis4673]

Is 305 x 305mm (XY) a real printable size, or is there clipping?