Hopefully this will make prusament way cheaper. I've since switched to SUNLU filament for my staple materials but I always try to grab a roll or two of prusament when I need parts for my prusa. It's just a step above everything else.
We are a small automation startup in Europe. Our usual workflows include manufacturing a custom brackets, cases, etc. for out custom control equipment. We previously outsource everything to local shops, and recently switched to owning our own printing cluster. Started with 5 prusas and had to fix and repair things always. PLA dont stick to the bed at all. Switched to bambu recently and printing with ABS now with zero concerns. Printed >500 enclosures on 3x bambu X1s, much faster and better quality than 5x prusas. My personal recommendation for anyone who wants to print a lot with minimal maintenance. Bambu is slightly more expensive but ROI is very short compared to prusa in the short term
they're a great company and as a 3dp enthusiast they have been supporting my hobby for years; plus after having dealt with lots of different groups in that same arena I can say that they are noticeably more professional in their mannerisms when communicating with their customers than their peers.
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[ 3.5 ms ] story [ 27.0 ms ] threadthey're a great company and as a 3dp enthusiast they have been supporting my hobby for years; plus after having dealt with lots of different groups in that same arena I can say that they are noticeably more professional in their mannerisms when communicating with their customers than their peers.