Comment by Kirby64
14 days ago
Frankly, the only advantage I see from a spec list for the Core One is a chamber exhaust (not heater, just exhaust).
Compared to a P1P it’s missing a camera.
Compared to the X1C it’s missing a camera, the LiDAR, and carbon rods.
Also, the AMS solution on Bambu printers is much better than the MMU by Prusa.
> Compared to a P1P it’s missing a camera.
The video showed a camera with an "optional" legend.
> Compared to a P1P it’s missing a camera.
Built in yes, and that's disappointing to see. Unsure why they aren't just including that at this point. Assuming its like the XL, you can use any camera you can find (phone, rpi, esp) and link it to the printer to get a "first party"
> Compared to the X1C it’s missing a camera, the LiDAR, and carbon rods.
I never use the LiDAR on my X1C. In my opinion is produces worse results then calibrating manually. Agree on the camera.
Regarding carbon rods, I would be surprised if it made any tangible difference to 99.99% of people.
> Also, the AMS solution on Bambu printers is much better than the MMU by Prusa.
Agreed. I never use AMS or MMU. For some its a dealbreaker to not have something as good as AMS. I never print multi material, other than using multiple heads on the XL.
I rarely print multi material in the same print just because of the filament wastage, but damned if the AMS isn’t worth it for not having to mess around rethreading the filament for filament changes. I know that’s a luxury “nice to have”, but after years of fighting with an Ender 3 Titan extruder and the filament curling just enough to not make it through the PTFE coupling, the AMS is such a time saver. Pop in a roll, push it in an inch, then forget about it and pick it from a list when I print. Done. Love it.
I got my P1P pretty hesitant about the closed ecosystem, but having to never really think about my printer and whether a print is worth the time it’s going to take, which prevented me from printing a bunch of times on the Ender 3, I’m sold at this point.
I wish Prusa the best of luck with their new printer, and I’m sure it’s a solid piece of kit. I think they’ll do alright. Just like I feel as though Bambu have really changed the market in the last couple of years, they’re building in the footsteps of the paths carved by Prusa.