A Stairway to (printing) Heaven? - Prusa Core One Review

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how do you spot a Prusser fan in the
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wild oh that's easy They'll look
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something like this With all the apparel
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and devoted enthusiasts coupled with a
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beloved back catalog I think it's fair
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to describe Prusser as the indie rock
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stars of 3D printing And I have to admit
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I've been bit by the bug a little I do
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have a growing fondness for Prusser as a
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brand I want to wear the t-shirts the
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hats and the hoodie even though I've got
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no idea what this slogan on the back
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actually means If you can explain this
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please tell me in the comments The thing
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is I like to walk around in kit that
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says I'm a 3D printing enthusiast and
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fly our community's flag But we're not
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here to look at branded apparel We're
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here to talk about the Core 1 Pruss's
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latest evolution of their i3 range And I
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think there are a ton of great technical
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videos out there saying how incredible
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this printer is And yeah I've got to
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agree the print quality is solid When it
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comes to the raw practical user
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experience you know the things I focus
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my reviews on I have to be real and say
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it's missing a few elements I've come to
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expect from far more basic printer
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brands Yet for a very particular reason
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I've been compelled to come back to this
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and print more and more on it than most
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of the printers I've touched recently So
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hi I'm Ross and this is Fauxhammer
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Videos So yeah if you don't know my
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channel already I'd say I'm more of a
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product user experience reviewer Less
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tech talk though I still test these
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machines The videos are more about
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highlevel overviews what a product does
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or doesn't do and what that means
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practically to the average end user And
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I know I'm going on about me here more
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than the printer but I want to be clear
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upfront and avoid wasting your time if
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you're looking for another tech review
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You really don't need me here trying to
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be that kind of channel too because
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there's already plenty of awesome ones
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of those So yeah as I said Prussa are a
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brand I actually want to champion And no
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not just because they sent me another
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free printer I won't go over why again
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here If you want to see what led me to
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this point please check out my previous
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videos about the MarkVs and the Prusser
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XL And yeah I like cool apparel Anyway
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this one is much the same Prusser is a
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premium brand Even the unboxing process
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is more premium than most The
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presentation of the product on the box
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is excellent and there are pictograms on
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the inside showing how to unbox it
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That's a smart workflow A cardboard
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frame is used to lift this smooth 23 kg
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cuboid out of its box which I must say
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is both incredibly handy and recyclably
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nice And it's been pointed out I've
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neglected to mention the bonus free
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packs of Haribo that you get with Prusso
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machines which should easily last you
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through and beyond setup assuming you
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reward yourself with one after each
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stage rather than just scoff the whole
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bag as you read the included manual In
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fact there's actually a common joke that
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with a Prusser machine you buy an
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expensive pack of Haribo and get a free
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printer Now in the box I noticed but
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ignored some long rubber box that
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weren't mentioned in the manual It turns
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out if you read labels rather than
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ignorantly just film them these are
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rubber pads that you actually need to
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stick onto the printer for feet
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Something I recommend you do immediately
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whilst the printer's lifted out of the
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box and onto its side lest it scratch
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the out of your lovely wooden
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worktop So watch out for this scar in
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future videos I do have to say though
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and this is my first complaint for a
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typically more premium machine why am I
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sticking the feet on myself i know it's
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a minor thing but it does make this
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rather important element seem like a
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bungedin afterthought on how the machine
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was designed And again I'm I'm sore
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about it scratching my lovely worktop
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Now as I've said with all Prusser
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machines I love the style at least the
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color scheme But this time I absolutely
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love the look of this printer I'd go so
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far as to say this is the nicest looking
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3D printer I have Though I know this is
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subjective maybe you don't but I
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actually had to move this printer to my
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dining room when printing models for
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this review And I've got to admit it
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didn't look awful as furniture I could
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actually see this in a modern house as
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kind of a current version of the home
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hi-fi units we had back in the 80s and
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'90s Though I'd love to see how to make
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this gorgeous wooden version of the
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printer that was shown off at Form Next
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last year when they announced it Why
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can't we buy that version and yeah it's
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not lost on me that the material this is
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made out of is bamboo Like I said these
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guys are rock stars Anyway still with
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the unboxing Once again I got a list of
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QA checks that had been performed on the
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my specific machine Though this was the
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first Prusser machine I've had that
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doesn't have a print stuck to the build
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plate on arrival which showed that it
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was used at the factory for tests and
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worked fine Is this cost cutting or am I
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an odd one out anyway and spoiler alert
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mine worked fine Prints are solid
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They're not oh my god wow amazing but
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solid with caveats I'll talk about that
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later Now when it comes to features this
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is where I feel the printer is a bit
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limited when directly compared to others
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on the market but much of this comes as
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a double-edged sword For example the
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build area here matches the MarkVs being
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250x 210 mm And whilst this is
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intentional because one of the best
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parts of this machine is that you can
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upgrade it from a previous i3 Prusser
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framework machine I've got to admit that
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missing 4 cm on the Y-axis of the build
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plate does feel noticeably limiting
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especially when printing larger
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multi-art projects A larger build area
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for me means fewer times Returning to
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the printer and clearing off the plate
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per project Oh and the printer comes
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with a smooth plate which has incredible
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adherence but there are various other
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plates available already because this
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component is identical to the previous
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i3 machines Anyway now that this printer
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has a new Core XY profile the build
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height has increased to 270 mm which is
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a decent upgrade from the 220 mm limit
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of the previous MarkV but overall the
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build volume is still on the noticeably
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smaller size of similar machines Now
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whether print volume matters obviously
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depends on what you intend to print So
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if these comments put you more on the
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fence one of the best free tests you can
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do with any machine is just download a
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slicer before you get one and see if
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your stuff fits in the available area In
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Orca Slicer for example you can easily
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compare most modern machines I'll come
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back to slicer and workflow shortly Now
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as I said I love the look of the machine
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but I also need to call out a lot of the
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way this is made seems to be due to the
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limits of a company not working out of
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China with easy access to tons of vacuum
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form plastics Beyond the mechanical
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components the printer is made from
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sheet metal 3D printed parts and dark
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perspect panels which are just pinned
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into the metal frame with plastic studs
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Now this is where we come on to one of
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the first of my many mild frustrations
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Where most printers have removable lids
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this one is pinned in place Now sure you
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can easily remove those plastic pins and
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sit it loose on top like other printers
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My point is having it locked in place is
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somewhat restrictive when you'll most
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likely need to access the hotend for
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semifrequent general maintenance I like
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a lid that is intended to be removed for
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immediate hotend access The pins tell me
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this wasn't designed or intended that
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way but it should have been And yes I
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know I can hear myself when I'm
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complaining about these things I know
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it's minor I know it's small But let's
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be fair If Eligu any cubic or Creality
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had designed their lids this way some of
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us would be absolutely losing our
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and calling them anything from
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shortsighted to downright stupid now
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wouldn't we and those are the kinder
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things we'd say But since we're on with
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minor gripes I've got more Here's one
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When changing filament I noticed that
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when the runout detection would happen
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it was just as the filament enters the
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printer through the PTFE tube on the
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right hand side rather than when the
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filament has reached the hotend Now we
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know the hotend can detect the presence
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of filament because well it detects when
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the filament enters the top of the
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hotend on material changeover So why
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does the core one retract a PTFE tube's
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length of filament every time you want
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to change material if I've missed a
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setting to resolve this please tell me
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and I'll post it along with any other
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fixes for the things I've called out in
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the video description And again not a
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huge problem but respectfully it's still
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something that many cheaper machines
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have overcome Speaking of the filament
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let's talk about mounting So this mounts
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onto the 3D printed reel holder recessed
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into the right hand side of the printer
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And this is a neat and tidy place to put
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it with the PTFE tube also in a sensible
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location for easily feeding the filament
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in I actually like this more than I
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thought I would It's really tidy and it
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helps with the overall look of the
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machine Though this is at the cost of
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some internal space So again build
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volume But I do like some of the designs
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I've seen for these recesses where you
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can make a filament door for the right
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hand side and a tool holder for the left
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And with the case being magnetic this is
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great for tinkerers adding customization
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options But I'm also keen to see Pruss's
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version of a filament enclosure or any
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enclosure that doesn't look like a
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bellows But maybe this isn't their angle
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or their target audience which more
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elements of this printer will come to
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show But it was also when changing
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filament during the many prints I did
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that I feel I'm missing things here that
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make my life a touch more convenient
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There's no dedicated purge shoot and no
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nozzle wiper So again small but missing
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conveniences that I have on other
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cheaper machines And what I found really
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fun is that every time I did a filament
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change on the many prints I did I had to
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open the door to remove the floating
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line of filament So the door sensor
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would then tell the printer the door is
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open and display a full screen message
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until I closed it right at the time that
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I actually want to be controlling the UI
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to tell it yes the purge filament is the
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right color Please continue And yeah
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okay maybe it's just me but I found this
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warning along with stopping and pausing
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the print every time the door was opened
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to be highly annoying I understand it
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from a safety perspective I understand
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that the printer doesn't want to be
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printing at any time there's a risk of
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an environmental temperature change I
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understand why it's on by default but as
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a home user with a single printer
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printing PLA it was one of the first
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things I turned off So moving on to
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features this printer does have rather
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than just winging about ones it doesn't
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The Core 1 has built-in Wi-Fi and
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Ethernet And you can connect to the
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Slicer via Prusser Link or Prusser
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Connect for LAN or cloud-based printing
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and monitoring respectively But
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something it doesn't have there's no
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webcam in this machine by default There
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are already mods so you can add one and
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it natively works through the printer
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and the slicer and Prussa are releasing
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their own and I honestly well I don't
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mind this too much but you tell me is a
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webcam more of a feature you want in a
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printer as standard or are you glad this
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is more of an optional extra because you
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don't need it and I'll tally up who says
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what But I think the question we're
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going to answer by the end is are you
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the sort of person this printer is even
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aimed at but since we're talking about
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features that could be seen as an
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unnecessary expense of hardware in a
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machine that you don't want to pay for
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because there's not much value in it I
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have to bring up the NFC reader on the
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back of the machine because like the
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MarkVs the only function I see this
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performing is so that you can use the
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Prusser app on an NFC compatible phone
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to send your Wi-Fi credentials to the
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printer once during initial setup And
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this time this didn't even work for me
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despite it working fine on the MarkVs
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the printer that this printer is the
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next evolution of And the instructions
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for other methods of connecting to Wi-Fi
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during the out-of-box experience just
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didn't marry up what it said on the
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printer and what I could do in the app
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So I did it manually with an onscreen
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alpha numeric keypad And this is a
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touchcreen in 2025 Now I've said before
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in previous Prusser reviews and I'll say
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it again here I find this control dial
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along with the UI a bit legacy now Where
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other machines have moved to more
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infographic styles of display Prusser
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has stuck with lists and they kind of
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have to in order for this dial to still
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work with the UI Anyway I was talking
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about the NFC reader What is the actual
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point in this beyond adding Wi-Fi
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credentials it'd be great if it were I
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don't know maybe able to read NFC tags
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in spools of primeament and tell the
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printer what's loaded so that it can
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sync back to the slicer Maybe it could
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even track usage so you know how much is
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left on each spool remotely Seriously if
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this component has any value beyond
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Wi-Fi credentials please tell me And
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again I'll update the description But
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before being snarky with your comments
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please also be aware of when this video
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came out because yeah my complaint here
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will look especially dafted if they add
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a use for this later And I have to say
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yes I know I'm dragging this on I know I
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know I'm being more apologetic and
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cautious with my criticisms in this
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review than most I'm pretty much
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backtracking or talking down everything
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I complain about but it's because I'm
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conscious of the people out there who
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are maybe a little more extreme in their
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devotion to Prusser And yeah because I
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read all my comments I am nervous of
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inviting that wroth I'm a sensitive guy
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By all means if you think I'm wrong in
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anything please tell me Just do it
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kindly These are only my opinions after
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all But speaking of Prusser fans the
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Core 1 has two in the back of the
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chassis This is Prusser's first enclosed
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Core XY machine and one of the main
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benefits of these types of setups is
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environmental temperature control Now
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for me I just prefer a Core XY because
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it looks tidier but yeah it's for
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environmental control Material like PLA
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wants to be kept cool and materials like
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ABS wants to be kept warmer And to
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manage internal temperature these two
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fans on the rear of the machine are
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designed to do that And between these is
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the chamber temperature sensor Air blows
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out to the chamber through these fans
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and in through the manually openable
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vent in the top of the lid I say lid but
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as we've established top cover Now I'm
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not an airflow engineer but I have many
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other printers that have got more of an
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air blade outlet for what appears to be
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more directional part cooling across the
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surface of where the nozzle is here This
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printer has two case fans and what
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Prusser call the 360° cooling fan on the
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hotend which I expect would work fine on
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an open air bed slinger But I'm
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presuming this is less effective in an
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enclosed chamber because what I do know
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is that the printer struggled to keep
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the chamber below 30° C despite this
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being near an open door and the
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environment air temperature was nearer
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15° Now thankfully this was still cool
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enough for PLA So my prints were fine as
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I said But if you have a print farm full
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of these what's temperature management
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like on yours please let me know in the
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comments Now moving on to the slicer As
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always I've been using Prusser Slicer on
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Prusser reviews because it's the
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intended software for these printers
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which as I've said before has more of a
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techy interface than the filter it's
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gone through on the way to what is now
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Orca Slicer And for reasons I'll come on
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to I really spent a lot of time in the
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slicer this time round And I was
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constantly asking myself so that I could
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be objective is the Orca UI better or am
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I just more used to it and after hours
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now I can confidently say that I feel
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Orca is objectively better in terms of
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layout and workflow I'll give a clearer
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example in a moment Now when it comes to
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printing quality as I said before it's
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solid Well I'd say it's fine It's not
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incredible It's not wow The benchy test
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that's loaded onto the printer was fast
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but like most fast printers the quality
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suffers a little bit with the increase
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of speed I can see gaps in the top and
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I've got to be honest I've seen better
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results before from Prusser Now it was
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as soon as I printed this toaster test
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that I could see that the 70° overhangs
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and that's the second line down by the
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way which were amazing on the MarkVs
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weren't so great this time around Still
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okay compared to other machines But this
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is surprising when the printer uses
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pretty much the same hotend and likely a
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similar profile to the MarkVs which was
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mildly but noticeably better So I wonder
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again is there a temperature issue and I
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don't seem to be the only person
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noticing this as there are a few forums
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online with people talking about it and
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all 3DP even have an article about it So
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I find it strange that such a
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self-loorded feature of the last
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evolution of Prusser printer hasn't been
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matched here in terms of performance All
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the benefits of better overhangs such as
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fewer supports needed were praised on
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the MarkVs And maybe you see this as
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another minor thing I'm winging about
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but the point is Prusser can't have it
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both ways It can't be "Oh my god wow
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look at this on the MarkVs." But now a
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marginal issue to quote the article from
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all 3DP especially when it's published
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on the front page marketing material for
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the Core 1 Prusser can't claim the Core
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1 is flawless when the MarkVs was
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visibly more flawless Flawless by
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definition is an absolute and here there
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are flaws But anyway if you've got a
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theory beyond mine as to why this could
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be the case let me know in the comments
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Is it a cooling issue as I've supposed
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can it be resolved and finally another
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called out feature When it comes to
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speed well as I'm about to explain I
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printed lots on this printer And whilst
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the quality was okay I also noticed that
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the profiles for print speeds were
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rather conservative when compared to
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similar printers maybe 20 to 30% slower
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And again this is something you can test
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for free yourself with the profiles in
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Prusser Slicer versus the profiles in
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other slices Just compare the estimates
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Anyway coupled with the slightly smaller
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build plate than what I'm used to this
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machine was printing almost non-stop for
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just over 3 weeks But here's the twist
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which means haha caught you angry fan
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who already left a shitty comment
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Because the thing is I probably actually
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agree with you I'm a big fan of this
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printer The key is understanding what
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type of user it's made for You see when
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it comes to printing lots isn't that
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kind of the whole point of Prusser
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machines they're made to be workh horses
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first and foremost And despite my user
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experience complaints that I hope you'd
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at least agree are comparatively valid
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based on my preferences of someone who
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wants a single hobbyist machine at home
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when it comes to my experience actually
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using the printer Well it's been
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faultless And you see it got me With
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most printers I review I'll do the test
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see the workflow check the features and
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compare them to what I think is common
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sense I'll highlight any issues and
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sometimes print an attention-grabbing
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model to showcase in the video And that
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was my plan here I wanted to print some
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more models by Tame Grips that you'll
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keep seeing until I've done his full
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collection because they're now all free
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on Colts and I hope he makes more This
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time I wanted to print both varieties of
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this pulse rifle and that was about 8 to
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12 plates worth of printing Now this
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would have been easier if Prusser Slicer
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didn't have some odd limit of nine build
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plates per project So please please can
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you extend that limit Prusser but anyway
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it was the printer's workflow that got
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me After setting up each plate I'd send
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it to the printer via Prusser Connect
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But you could actually add this to the
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print queue Meaning once a print was
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finished you simply had to go to the
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printer empty the plate reinsert it
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easily thanks to the two guiding pins on
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the back of the build platform and hit
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ready on screen which is actually the
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default option to hit at the end of a
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print Lo and behold your next print
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begins immediately And it was this
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process that kept me coming back to each
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next print like I was playing Fallout 3
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You know if anyone can relate to that
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mindset of all right just one more quest
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and then I'll go to bed Here it was Okay
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I'll just add one more thing to the list
20:18
and one more and one more for fun and
20:21
one more I just kept adding more plates
20:23
when I had a few minutes free And that's
20:25
why I ended up printing two more of
20:27
these profiles Well that and it was for
20:29
the greater good And I know only a few
20:31
of you will get that reference So again
20:33
pop it in the comments But anyway this
20:36
time I printed them in Prussa branded
20:37
colors because well again their branding
20:40
has also really got to me But it was
20:42
whilst printing all this that I think
20:44
I've realized who this printer's aimed
20:45
at It's not for the average hobbyist
20:48
home user like me It's for the proumer
20:51
And that is kind of who Prusser are
20:53
aiming their machines at This workflow
20:56
the options on the UI and even the
20:58
colored LED bar in front of the bill
21:00
plate seem to fit very perfectly with
21:03
the likes of a print farm walking up and
21:05
down rows of printers looking for a very
21:07
clear and bright indication of which
21:09
needs your attention next And the
21:11
functions are all aimed at keeping that
21:13
printer printing The workflow is made so
21:16
that you ceue up prints in one session
21:18
sat on your ass at a computer and then
21:20
just keep returning to the printers as
21:22
they need a clear down This seems like a
21:25
machine designed primarily for that
21:27
level of business workflow and that
21:29
level of workflow specifically The sort
21:32
of workflow that I'm sure benefits
21:34
Prusser's own print farm These machines
21:36
are very obviously built from their
21:39
perspective and what they want We just
21:41
reap the benefits of it but they're not
21:44
made with the perspective of the home
21:46
user in mind And I guess that's fine The
21:49
things I want like purge shoots enclosed
21:52
filament boxes or automated material
21:54
changes suit me as a home user who yeah
21:56
I chop and change between projects and
21:58
colors and filaments on a whim But in a
22:01
farm in a business workflow burning
22:03
through reel after reel of the same
22:05
filament who cares about the features I
22:07
want so to conclude you're probably
22:10
asking "Is this a good machine and is it
22:12
worth your money?" Well I'll say it
22:14
again I think there are some rather
22:15
common modern convenience elements
22:17
missing here probably nothing
22:19
earthshattering or damaging just things
22:21
I personally find helpful in other
22:23
machines for me as an average home user
22:27
And I'm a little underwhelmed with its
22:29
current PLA performance which tells me
22:32
I'm going to need to revisit this
22:33
printer in the future once there's been
22:35
some updates Maybe I should actually go
22:38
through the process of upgrading my
22:40
MarkVs to a Core 1 just to get more
22:43
hands-on experience with building and
22:45
maintaining a printer I think that'll be
22:47
an exercise worthwhile What do you think
22:49
is that a video of mine you'd want to
22:51
watch but anyway the thing is you just
22:54
you don't buy a Prusser for the latest
22:57
high-tech features anyway You buy it for
22:59
reliability If you stack this or any
23:02
Prusser machine up on paper against any
23:04
similar machine the other machines will
23:06
probably outshine Pruser in various ways
23:09
Speeds flow rates lists of features
23:12
price And I guess I also feel a bit
23:14
redundant here because you also you
23:17
don't buy a producer because you've
23:18
watched a video like mine online or any
23:21
other tech review and we've convinced
23:23
you to do it You buy a Prusser because
23:26
you know someone be it in real life or
23:28
online who champions Prusser like no
23:30
other brand for their level of support
23:32
continued firmware updates reliability
23:35
and repairability As I've mentioned in
23:37
my other Prusser videos you buy a
23:40
Prusser because you want to invest in a
23:42
3D printer or maybe you've got more of a
23:45
business use for it and the workflow and
23:48
reliability suits those needs at the
23:50
price it costs You buy it because you
23:53
want to upgrade to the next generation
23:55
when it becomes available rather than
23:57
buy a whole new printer As I said they
23:59
aren't pushing more features They're
24:01
pushing reliability Sure it's a
24:03
different angle to what other brands are
24:05
doing but they're sticking to their guns
24:06
and they're the only ones doing it And
24:09
I've got to say they're probably the
24:11
best at that too And that along with the
24:13
apparel the fans and the energy amongst
24:16
the community of Prusser users is what
24:19
makes these guys the rock stars of the
24:21
3D printing industry If you want in on
24:23
their next gig it's easy You don't need
24:25
to ask You just need to order a printer
24:27
from them So if this video has helped
24:28
you though I'm not sure why it would
24:30
maybe it's at least put you in the
24:31
perspective of what you're getting and
24:33
set your expectations then please
24:35
consider using my affiliate links below
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24:58
things I've lost I miss my mind the most
25:01
Faux hammer out
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