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There are plenty of 3d printers without a complete gantry. The bambulab a1 mini or prusa mini to name just two.

• alpaca128 2y ago
  Those two printers are also smaller and not as accurate at high speeds. The A1 Mini's slicer automatically places parts close to the Z axis in an attempt to reduce the issues and it uses input shaping, but given the printer can lift itself off the ground at default speeds that's not a perfect solution either. There's a reason the larger and faster printers often use the CoreXY design instead.
  • KeplerBoy 2y ago
    Of course, there's always trade offs in (mechanical) design choices. But their static accuracy absolutely is that good, which is fascinating at that price point.
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