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I'll take the slower printer speed if it means I get better reliability, repeatability and repearability. Any day. I've wasted enough hours on fancy features/m
by bboygravity 4y ago
I'll take the slower printer speed if it means I get better reliability, repeatability and repearability. Any day.
I've wasted enough hours on fancy features/materials/settings that don't work. Couldn't care less about the feature of being able to print a part a few minutes/hours faster tbh.
- postalrat 4y agoYears ago people were talking how delta printers were so much better, faster, cheaper, etc than bedslingers. Years later people forgot about delta printers and now its core-xy. Meanwhile bedslingers continue to just work. I could care less if you printer goes 50% faster if it fails even 5% more.
- Baeocystin 4y agoHeck, I'm still using my ancient Rostock Max, and it works just fine for my needs. It's such a stable platform that I haven't had to re-zero the bed in months. Once it's up to temp, it's in spec. My only wish-I-had was the ability to use a wider variety of filament, but the bowden tube is just too long for any of the specialty mixes. No issues at all with PLA, though!