- Reliability+5 pts
regulate that temperature by turning the fans on and off as required to maintain a stable temperature within the chamber which is absolutely superb and works faultlessly.
Released Nov 2024
The Prusa CORE One is a fully enclosed CoreXY 3D printer with a 250x220x270mm build volume, built for fast, reliable printing in engineering materials like ABS, ASA, and carbon-fiber composites thanks to active chamber heating.
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Looking To Get My First Printer Is The Core One
If it were $350-$400 cheaper, I would have gone with it and been happy.
My Experience With Prusa Opinions Needed
Prusa at least fixes a problem when there is one.
Looking To Get My First Printer Is The Core One
The Core ONE is still a bit of a stretch from 'just works', especially quality-of-life features like a nozzle wiper or a quick swap nozzle are missing. The AMS is a pure lazy people solution - load your favourite filaments and hit print, without walking to the printer - this is a little less comfortable on the Core ONE. But having INDX on the doorstep is a major plus for the Core ONE, and if you like tinkering, I'd rather go with the Core ONE. Also consider buying the kit - you'll learn a lot about the printer when you assemble it yourself.
My Experience With Prusa Opinions Needed
I spent close to 8 hours fitting the "assembled" MMU3 to the "assembled" Core One.
This was followed by an 8 hour painstaking debug session on prusa support with no less than 4 support agents
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they shouldn't have needed a hammer.
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