3DPrinting
3DPrinting is a place where makers of all skill levels and walks of life can learn about and discuss 3D printing and development of 3D printed parts and devices.
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People will pile on me and say that it’s not the best choice if you value privacy but I’ve never had an issue with my Bambu P1S I’ve owned a total of 3 printers and they all had issues with something except for the P1S. Hundreds of print hours, as reliable as the day I got it.
Is the nozzle change proceedure as intensive as I hear? I've got a prusa mini and xl, as well as some modded ender 5 and 3, but I'm brand agnostic in expanding my fleet
On the P1S its a couple of connectors and two Allen screws (assuming you have a fully assembled hot end to swap in). On the X1C its the same but three connectors. The new P2S is coming with a quick swap nozzle feature which would definitely be worth it if you plan on buying one of their printers.
Love me some quick swaps, I'll probably be checking one out eventually. I like Prusa's mozzle design, but they're flippin expensive for hardened, and torquing the adapter to a standard mozzle has been a certified PITA
Nozzle change is easy on new Prusa printers, Prusa have a how to on their website