Comment by trenchpilgrim
7 hours ago
But you get better results from the Bambu. I care about the product of the manufacturing more than I care about the tools.
7 hours ago
But you get better results from the Bambu. I care about the product of the manufacturing more than I care about the tools.
That depends on what you’re doing. For many things Prusa printers produce higher quality prints.
> For many things Prusa printers produce higher quality prints.
I have yet to have this happen, despite a lot of trying. The Bambu just works and the results are better. The Prusa requires constant recalibration and tuning, and still produces an inferior looking product. I'd love to be proven wrong here.
It's probably the case that somebody with a ton of experience can squeeze better results out of a Prusa ... but that kind of proves my point.
My Prusa just always works. I spend virtually zero time doing maintenance or any kind of tuning.
If you’re spending that much time fiddling with it, sounds like you either have much a much better eye for print quality than I do or you got a dud.
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We are a version behind and the Mk4 is supposed to be better. I think that would be a fairer comparison to the Bambu?
I’m currently working on an upgrade to 3.5, which should at least give me better speed.