Yes, they can also become slow. Today I realized again that I should actually pay more attention to. A 320g TPU Part that I normally print on a Creality S1 over 20 hours with a 0.6mm nozzle was executed due to the load on the other printers on the Bambulab. And after slicing for the Bambulab, it was astonishing that it will take 17 hours as well… Since I didn’t want to change the Bambulab 0.4 nozzle, it will also run 18 hours.
High print speeds are probably gone with:
TPU
0.2 nozzle
Have you noticed anything where the new printer generations become slow again?
Bye the way, I Noticed something else. Normally I print this part with Shore 95A, but after the second attempt I switched to Shore 58D - the filament feed on the Bambu is much more vulnerable on soft materials (at least it didn’t get all this weight through a single print by shore 95A). It almost became clear to me that the all-rounder probably doesn’t exist - the X1C can even lose a fight against an S1, depending on the rules and perspective.
