H2D AMS: Dual Nozzle Plus 65 °C Drying
Short answer The H2D pairs with the AMS 2 Pro, the unit with 65 degC active drying, auto-rotating spools and automatic venting.…
Category: Upgrade & buy
Which printer, which upgrade, and whether it is worth it: one-to-one comparisons and narrow buying questions. Never a generic best-of list.
Bambu X1C with AMS: Four Units, Sixteen Filaments
Short answer The X1 Carbon runs the sealed four-slot AMS and chains up to four units for sixteen filaments, which is the…
P1P AMS: Fits Fine, but Enclose the Printer First
Short answer The P1P takes the same enclosed four-slot AMS as the P1S, and up to four units chain for sixteen filaments…
P2S AMS: The AMS 2 Pro and Its 65 °C Drying
Short answer The P2S Combo ships with the AMS 2 Pro, which is the version that actually dries filament: up to 65…
A1 mini AMS: What Fits and What It Cannot Feed
Short answer The A1 mini takes the AMS lite, the same open four-spool unit the full-size A1 uses. It is 397 x…
A1 AMS: The AMS lite Explained, Limits Included
Short answer The A1 uses the AMS lite, the open four-spool changer, not the sealed AMS from the P1 and X1 series.…
P1S AMS: Which Unit Fits, and What It Will Not Feed
Short answer The P1S takes the enclosed four-slot AMS, and you can chain up to four units on a P1 or X1…
SLA vs FDM 3D Printer: Accuracy or Strength?
Short answer SLA resolves features a nozzle cannot: 18 micron pixels in XY and layer thickness down to 0.01 mm, with the…
Prusa MINI vs MINI+: What Changed, What to Buy
Short answer MINI and MINI+ are successive revisions of the same small Prusa, not two different printers, and the MINI+ is the…
Creality K2 Plus vs Bambu X1C: Size or Precision?
Short answer Buy the K2 Plus if you need volume: 350 x 350 x 350 mm, a 350 degC hotend and 30,000…