I had a Prusa for several years before switching to Bambu. Can’t go wrong with either brand imo. Although I have blocked my Bambus and their slicer from communicating with the outside world.
Meh, the hassle of blocking the Bambu stuff is worth the print quality, reliability, and multicolor printing capabilities. I tried the Prusa MMU2S and ended up giving up. I had less than a 5% success rate with multicolor prints.
Edit: my phone keeps auto correcting Bambu to Bambi
I put together an original MMU for a customer back when it came out, I don’t think it ever worked. I might try an MMU3, they’ve apparently got it reliable, but I’ve been 3D printing since 2014 and haven’t really found much of a need for multicolor printing that I couldn’t do by snipping the filament and pushing different filament into the pinch rollers to make, like 2.5D signs or something.
Another reason I’m glad I ordered a Prusa; I’ve already been using PrusaSlicer for my old printer, so I know the toolchain is ready to go.
I had a Prusa for several years before switching to Bambu. Can’t go wrong with either brand imo. Although I have blocked my Bambus and their slicer from communicating with the outside world.
Sounds like you can go wrong with one of those brands.
Meh, the hassle of blocking the Bambu stuff is worth the print quality, reliability, and multicolor printing capabilities. I tried the Prusa MMU2S and ended up giving up. I had less than a 5% success rate with multicolor prints.
Edit: my phone keeps auto correcting Bambu to Bambi
I put together an original MMU for a customer back when it came out, I don’t think it ever worked. I might try an MMU3, they’ve apparently got it reliable, but I’ve been 3D printing since 2014 and haven’t really found much of a need for multicolor printing that I couldn’t do by snipping the filament and pushing different filament into the pinch rollers to make, like 2.5D signs or something.