Qidi Q1 Pro - Klipper 3D Printer - Print Quality

Print Quality of the Qidi Tech Q1 Klipper 3D Printer
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QIDI Q1 Pro 3D Printer, 600mm/s High-Speed Fully Auto Leveling 3D Printers with Camera, 60℃ Chamber Heat, 350°C Print Support Carbon Fiber Filament, Tangle Detection, Printing
Dual Z-axis & CoreXY, Fast 3D Printer
Q1 Pro 3D Printer has independent dual Z-axis motors and lightweight CoreXY system. Maximum speed is up to 600mm/s and 20000mm/s² acceleration. This allows for greater precision and high speed printing while still maintaining printing quality.
Full-Auto Calibration & Filament Smart detection
Automated dual sensors allow for more precise auto-leveling and everything ready for you with smart sensors. As well as the intelligent Hall filament runout sensor and filament tangle detection, it can real-time monitor whether the filament is normal or not during the printing process, to ensure the successful printing, making your every printing easier and more efficient.
Active Heating Chamber Temperature Control System
Qidi Q1 Pro 3D printer can actively heat and regulate the chamber temperature. Fully enclosed, accurately controlled chamber temperature (up to 60°C or 140°F) improves print quality and layer adhesion, especially for filaments prone to warping such as ABS, PA and PC.
Print Right Out of the Box
From unboxing to printing in just 10 minutes, perfect for beginners, home use and educational applications. Equipped with a 1080P HD camera with real-time monitoring and time-lapse photography. Mobile APP can be controlled remotely, with 32G-EMMC super large internal storage. Based on Kipper, powerful, completely open source, support custom optimization.
Compatible ​Materials
PLA、PETG、TPU、PVA、PET、ABS、ASA、PA、PC、Carbon Fiber、Glass Fiber fdm 3D printer filaments etc, 350°C bimetal nozzle meet most materials needs. A new generation of multi-metal hot end hollow design, clog-free direct extruder.
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[@mohistschool1003]

My Q1 always works fine, some of the failures look like slicing software settings. I don't know why I always see people saying Bambu under videos of other brands. I hope everyone stays objective, comparing price and quality the Q1 is definitely a good choice.

[@thegoldbug]

Thanks for pointing out these issues which most other reviews have missed.

[@Rion-z6t]

When you get so many fails you may have to look for mechanical setup , filament , settings etc. It's not much good if a small section looks good and the leg falls off ! Sorry , to disagree , but I don't think you had a print that was a good except the benchy and toothpaste squeezer.

[@jasonwiltjer9]

Great video. Thank you for showing off both the good and bad, and not just the good. I've had this printer for a few weeks and overall I have really enjoyed it. I agree that the quality is a little cheap, but the actual functionality and where it counts is very good. This is the best printer for people who want to print higher end materials but don't want to spend too much money. Question: Sorry if you already mentioned it, but do you use glue for everything you print? At first I tried no glue and nothing stuck, so I just always use glue. But maybe I just need to adjust my z offset? I'd rather not use glue if I don't have to.

[@gorgonbert]

It’s a pity qidi doesn’t make an AMS for the Q1

[@jasonwiltjer9]

I'm not sure the wiper tool would hold up to hundreds of filament switches per print. I mean it works okay, but I'm not a huge fan of the felt pad. Filament gets stuck on it so I'll probably have to replace mine soon.

[@sierra9221]

great video! would have liked to have seen print times for some of those models though

[@wintertod74]

all I hear is basically "lot's of problems, incomplete prints etc." so just get a bambu labs.

[@jasonwiltjer9]

I have the A1 and the Q1 Pro and love both. Yes the A1 is a bit more fool proof, but the Q1 Pro is very consistent and easy to use. Also it is more capable of printing engineering grade materials than even the X1 Carbon. I like my setup because my A1 prints all my PLA, PETG, and TPU parts, and my Q1 Pro prints ABS, Nylon, PC, and anything else that benefits from an enclosure and heater.

[@PerfectPudding]

@@jasonwiltjer9 Correct, right tool for right function. However, it's worth noting that Bambu has a lot of problems when it comes to longevity and availability of structural wear components - their first gen models are coming up to 2 years old, and there are a tonne of accounts out there of their belt pulleys slowly wearing out the plastic frame they sit on. They are a proprietary size, so not off-the-shelf to replace, and you would have to replace the entire back plastic framing to resolve the problem. Bambu currently says they are working on a solution, but have said so since 5 months ago. The first thing I go for with a 3D printer is ease of self-repair and availability of parts. Yes, BBL has parts for hotends, boards, etc, but the plastic structural frames are not available and there are no plans to make them available.