A real toolchanger that doesnt need 8 seconds to heat up. Or even powered docks for a nozzle swapper would also cut out that 8 seconds. On 5000 swap print, that cuts 666.666 minutes
Mixed nozzle support for one. Another would be AMS systems with tighter seals (hopefully without having to replace the current ones).
a mobile version of studio in handy fir people like me who decided it was a good idea to get a printer before a pc and now feel limited. simplyprint. io slicer for example but no niche settings are hidden and you can have the cloud functionality
I am so glad you are happy with your pruchase.
Just read that PETG HF is not coming back anymore. So don’t wait for that to get in stock again.
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On the Canadian store most colours are sold out, but a few are listed as coming back in stock: black, white, blue and grey. So they might be keeping a few basic colours in production, or they have some back stock.
thanks for this, going to print that later
omg yes, me too. 2525252525
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This is what I get on the EU store:
The second note says that its out of the assortment, and will not be restocked when sold out. A New Improved PETG is available now and the link refers to PETG Basic. with less flow rate.
Yes the same notes are on the Canadian store, the colours I mentioned are out of stock but showing an ETA date.
I see that it’s showing ETA dates on EU also.
So it might be related to batches in transit.
But I have given up on PETG HF. As soon as it is on stock, some parties buy huge volumes to sell for peak prices on EBay.
Im not a big fan of PETG-HF as it gives up strength to reach that high flow. I mainly use it as support for PLA, its print temp is closer than standard PETG. When I do print with PETG its mainly the PETG-GF and CF variety. I don’t mind sacrificing the longer print time for better rigidity, strength and appearance.
I also gave up on high flow PETG due to mechanical reasons
Which is a pity as it has such a nice surface finish. I really want to use it.
PETG-GF and CF have a beautiful finish. Or for a few bucks more PET-CF is great for high strength. I buy polymaker as I can get it very cheap, bambu PET-CF is overpriced unfortunately unless on sale.
For me,
1. multi size nozzle support
- and upgrade for the TPU Feeder, Printer and AMS HT to talk so we have full AMS support for TPU’s
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I’ve said it before, but it bears repeating. I’d very much like a nice camera and lighting on the A1 series (particularly the A1 Mini).
I am awaiting the next iteration of the P2 Series. I’m genuinely excited to see where they take those.
Makerworld accessible directly on the printers screen so we can go to our collections and hit print. Brownie points if it’s a wireless tablet we can keep at our desk if we wanted to.
About filament shortage …. they have recently decided to swap from using two major Chinese OEMs to manufacturing their own filament in house. I think that is the reason for the filament being out of stock recently. Im sure once their new lines are fully operational stock will be plentiful, at least for the general PLA/PETG filament types.
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Yeah right…
BL already stated somewhere that they are working on a multi-path AMS to cutdown on H2C feeding times.
I don’t think INDX fits into this narrative, unless they completely junk H2C.
Just buy A1, I’ve heard it’s ac board makes everything nice and toasty /s
That’s the only realistic thing that I would want.
From unrealistic things: For BL to stop being what they are right now and stop pumping out underbaked products on the market.
Source of this …? 25char25