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Yeah... I'm not going to do that either. I think what I'll do instead is get a good coreXY printer which runs klipper natively (like the Voron). But I think I
by bb88 4y ago
Yeah... I'm not going to do that either.
I think what I'll do instead is get a good coreXY printer which runs klipper natively (like the Voron).
But I think I really want is a tool changing printer a la the prusa xl. Prusa tends to do a lot of up front engineering that you just don't see. Plus the support I've got from them has been just fantastic.
- joshu 4y agoi have preordered the xl. i just want to build a separate machine for messing with other stuff
- bb88 4y agoCongrats. I'm going to wait for the reviews before I order one, though I expect they'll be spectacular. I feel like with the likes of the Bambu(sp?) X1 and their fancy shmancy lidar sensor, it's only a matter of time before Prusa is going to need to push that into their printers. E.g. the lidar could show width, heighth, and any stringing from the filaments -- ideally making it easier to determine the specs for a new filament.
- Filligree 4y agoThe XL will have official Klipper support (from Prusa) anyway.