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R QIDI TECHNOLOGY Large Size Intelligent Industrial Grade 3D Printer
Tpu, Flexible Filament, 5 Inch Touchscreen, Wifi Function, High Precision Printing With Abs, Pla, 300X250X300Mm
What We Like
- The max printing temperature is 250C that can works well with PLA, ABS and TPU
- Redesigned UI interface helps improve the print quality by 30 and speed by 20
- Double Z-axis driver ensures more stable and more precise printing quality
Disadvantages
- The nozzle may clog
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We analyzed 57,099 reviews for 193 products in the 3D Printers category.
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Around 93% of reviews were positive and about 5% were negative.
Final Score:
9.91 out of 10, based on these factors:
What buyers say about R QIDI TECHNOLOGY Large Size Intelligent Industrial Grade 3D Printer
It is a wonderful product and I would highly recommend it to anyone who is looking for a way to make mechanical parts quickly and accurately.
The plastic is good quality and consistent, and it was packaged very well, so it was printing in less than 30 minutes.
I don't lose sleep because it's so quiet, and I can have it in the bedroom.
This printer is a great value and I would recommend it to anyone looking for a high-quality, large build printer.
I contacted QIDI technical support about the issue and received a photo of what the printed object looked like, and they sent me a picture of what the settings should be.
Common Questions
Is it possible to stop it if the filament runs out like a bibo 3d printer?
It can, however, you have to detect the correct time when the filament will be close to running out in order to replace it mid-print.
Does the printer have filters for fumes?
The foam filter over the cabinet fans does little more than filter the air in the build chamber, which is really unnecessary.
If the filament runs out, does it stop?
Is it possible to add this function when I'm busy with other work?
Is it possible for a user to add a Filament Detector to the Xmax?
I built my own filament detector because the machine has automemory and can be shut down if there is a power outage.
How long does it take to swap extruders to change from normal to high temp materials?
It takes me 5 minutes to swap extruders, compared to 20 minutes for the first time.
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