Post #2205006
2026-05-07 20:05 UTC
@iakobsdesamos@xarxa.cloud Depends on what you're looking for. :blahaj: If you want one that just works but not to tinker with the device itself and with really good long-term support plan, repair part availability and openness, Prusa really is a great choice (they're also a EU company, an additional bonus these days). Unfortunately they're pricey.
https://www.prusa3d.com/product/prusa-core-one/
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@Natanox@chaos.social 2026-05-07 20:05
@iakobsdesamos@xarxa.cloud Another printer I've heard a lot of good things about is Snapmaker's U1 (good value for efficient multi-colour). Them opening up (compared to their "Artisan" printer, which was absolutely proprietary) and utilizing Klipper instead (which you can freely flash) gave them a lot of positive coverage. Not to mention 900-1000€ for a proper multihead printer is damn cheap. https://eu.snapmaker.com/products/snapmaker-u1-3d-printer