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"Did you expect that I would do a full unboxing? Ain’t nobody got time for that. And look, the first print is done! This is carbon fiber PETG on PLA supports. It’s a day before this video goes live. I just got the pricing information for this printer, and it’s wild. It is absolutely wild. A bit of background. I wrote this review thinking this was going to be a thousand bucks. You know, the AMS and the X2D as a combo, thousand bucks. I was like, “Yeah, that’s fair.”Continue reading"

"I’ve picked up working on my Voron again, and tuning that machine has been going really well… at least until it didn’t: That’s on me, I should have seen that coming. Good news, that toolhead is now as good as new, but the whole tuning process has got me thinking: Printing fast isn’t just about dialing in input shaping and cranking up the feedrates – to even get to that point, you’re already building on so much other tech that each solved one piece of the puzzle along the way.Continue reading"

"3D printing is in a bit of a graduation phase right now. When it was still very new, we were playing around with everything, not really knowing where the limits were yet. And once we had figured out those limits, we knew that PLA and PETG were the two materials that were somewhat easy to print, and anything that was more demanding usually wasn’t worth the trade-offs. So for the longest time, we stuck to those materials. But now that we’ve got those really well figured out, we’re starting toContinue reading"

"Well, here it is: the Bambu Lab H2C. This is maximum Bambu Lab. One fixed hot end, six quick-swappable ones, in a presentation that is so over the top for a 3D printer, I don’t know if I’m looking at a machine or an art piece straight from cyberpunk. The big promise of the six-hotend Vortek System is that this is Bambu’s solution to wasteful multicolor and multimaterial printing that you typically get when you use their AMS as a filament multiplexer. There are so many smart details in thisContinue reading"

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