I'm looking to upgrade to the H2D so I kept an eye on the prices, here's how they compare. Should also apply to the P series. I know the H3C is around the corner, but it's gonna be so much more expensive than any of this.

Also noticed they have 2 years of warranty now? Must be something new, my P2S only had one year.

Looks like the next printer will be out in the near future. Seven heads but no other details.

I was just thinking about getting one, but now I have to wait. What do you think?

Hey everyone! I just wrapped up printing and setting up this B-2 stealth bomber model complete with its display stand. Really stoked on how crisp the lines and textures turned out on this scale. 
I take custom print commissions and ship out physical pieces like this. If you're a aviation fan or want something cool for your desk setup, feel free to drop a comment or DM me for details!

Hey everybody, relatively new to the 3D printing world, only a few months in. Currently have an Ender 3 v3 SE which obviously gave me some troubles the first week but she works great now with no issues or annoyances.

However, I would love to get into the AMS world and some faster printing speeds as this thing takes forever. I was looking at the Bambu P2S but was curious what are some other good competitors around that same price point I should maybe consider. Any information and experiences you guys have had would be extremely helpful!

Looking to upgrade from a Elegoo Neptune 4 pro to something better for high temp high strength options like pa cf, was thinking of getting a Bambu x2d combo and leaning towards Bambu for quality and ease of use and willing to spend a little for that.

What else can I consider for these material types? I don’t want a printer I have to screw with much to make it work right.
Prefer to stay under a thousand and buy during these Black Friday deals.
Thank you

Just made my new Gengar Flower Pot for my new setup desktop and looks pretty good. What you guys think?

So I just got this ender 3 about two days ago and the first print I made was really nice (the bottom print of penn state) but then it started to have feeding issues so I adjusted it as much as I could, but then I ended up replacing it along with a new nozzle and tube, but it still seems to have the same problem and I'm not sure where to go from here

Let me introduce my new project, A.R.E.S. - Adaptive Rocket Exploration System!

The rocket’s design was inspired by SpaceX’s Starship, which I then transformed into a robot.

This is my first project of this kind, and I have to admit that I really enjoyed designing the transformation mechanism. It took some trial and error and tweaks, but the whole process was a lot of fun, and I’d love to try creating something similar again.

I also discovered a new online tool for texturing 3D models along the way. I used to do this in Blender, but I don’t feel very confident with it, so it was nice to find an alternative and experiment a bit.

You can find the model on MakerWorld:

https://makerworld.com/pl/models/3495972-a-r-e-s-transforming-rocket-robot#profileId-3993143

I have a Snapmaker U1 and was wondering if there is a cheap but good filament for it. Any recommendations

Hey Guys
I looking for a second printer. I have to say i have two printer an X2D and an Anycubic Kobra x. But i want to sell the Anycubic and buy another one. What do you think, what should i buy? I think about a Creator 5 or a Snapmaker U1.

Bonjour,

Je cherche actuellement une imprimante 3D à la fois pour le perso et pour le pro (choses simples type boites de rangements, petits jeux pour patients etc...). Imprimante une seule couleur me suffit.
J'hésite entre plusieurs mais plus je fais des recherches plus je suis perdue.

J'aurais voulu savoir entre la centuri carbon 2 ou creality SPARKX i7 laquelle est la plus "simple" à prendre en main et avec un SAV si possible présent. Je vois à la fois du très positif comme du très négatif sur ces deux là..

Merci :)

Hello! Im from the PH, and I hope that y'all can recommend which brand and unit should i buy or what considerations should i focus on since Ill be starting my journey in 3D printing esp for casual and business.

P1S (with AMS 2 Pro) with 4kg of filament is $530 USD

CC2 Combo with 4kg of filament is $443 USD

Both include shipping and Taxes, this would be my first printer so the convenience of BambuLab's ecosystem is very apeeling to me, I've also heard that it's easier to find parts, i'm not worried about the screen as i would be using my phone and laptop to send the prints. I've also heard that to print PLA (what i would be printing mostly at the beggining) you need to open the door or remove the upper glass (I live in Texas so summers are pretty hot).

I like almost everything about Elegoo except that I don't want to hassle using the slicer, as I am new to 3d printing i don't know how hard it's to actually use or how long it takes but i do want my prints to look as nice as possible, it is my understanding that that is easier to achieve in Bambu's system but please correct me if I'm wrong (also the big monolit of plastic on top of it it's pretty ugly).

I have the 3d printer MakerBot Replicator and i need to use it. The system is discontinued and unless you had an account while it was still active one cannot use the program. has someone faced the same problem before or knows an alternative?