@lewis Thanks to people like #Slant3D, mass production #3DPrinting is A Thing!

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#Slant3D also showed this recently on Youtube, but I haven't tried it yet.

@3dprinting #3dprinting

@geekandi

One thing #Slant3D on Youtube pointed out is the problem that it is Chinese based, and the cloud integration could be a problem in the US with confidentiality and #privacy.

The #Bambulab slicer is #opensource now because they had to because it is a fork. But I wonder if they will open the rest.

The AMS and the #Pallette are two of the best multi-material solutions, both of which are closed sourced. I think a lot of engineering went into it, and they have custom boards in them.

That being said, the #Klipper community is insane when it comes to these things, and I won't be surprised if we have open-source competitors soon.

The only thing #Prusa gets more hate for than the orders and the #XL is the MMU. I basically haven't seen a positive comment or recommendation for it, and people are hesitant to buy the MMU3. So it just shows it is difficult.

@Zorzal @andy_warb

@3dprinting #3dprinting

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Just this week, I saw a video by #Slant3D on why part suppliers don't sell #OEM parts, so this is interesting

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@andy_warb @3dprinting

https://youtu.be/q9ILxNfLuME

Watch this video by #Slant3D regarding the company and minds behind #Bambulab. You'll clearly see that the team has insane expertise in the field, no offense to #Prusa here.

But it is like comparing Nikola Tesla and Edison. Two different methods, two different processes and pricedures. Prusa is aimed at the work horses and Bambulab more to rapid prototyping and engineering.

No offense to either company here.

I, to feel Prusa, is a bit behind. No one is even emntioning #Creality, and what about #Sovol? No, just pushing out larger bedslingers in a time everyone just wants core XY?