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Who remembers the mmu and the upgrade for it... Hot trash we all remember it

Terrible product. Should have finished the XL we wanted to the FLSUN S1 is a much better value proposition. It’s like you hate being successful

I own this printer. I'd like to offer some constructive feedback. This was an OK attempt but frankly would have been much better if professionally scripted and edited like this one.. ruclips.net/video/UXoQgRp3Txg/видео.html

Hey I want to make this guitar modular so I could hot swap the pick ups but i dont know how would I ground the strings are there any other ways to ground them ?

No drying chamber to keep the spool away from moisture will result to weak parts especially with ULTEM, PEEK and PEKK.

Well done Prusa. Can we get a version that is not for industrial printing, but for hobbyist. I love my FLSUN delta, but it’s the only choice out there. Something comparable could be great. Rather than release the design to open source, which Prusa has been leading, I’d prefer Prusa directly produced the version for the rest of us. I am tired of some folks ripping open source to create their business, with little to give back.

Just because you can, doesn’t mean you should… what a waste of time…

I don't know what to make of this. Sounds like a joke, but it's not to crazy to think that decent 3D printers can actually create vinyl records. Probably very expensive printers, but this one $1,099, so that's expensive. Plus it's been done before, with horrible sound quality, but it is possible.

Ha ha ha such a shit - on VW video - bunch of MK4 works but HT90 not even move - fire your marketing knedlik

This printer is pointless

Sorry Mr. Prusa. I'm leaving this ship. I have 3xMK4 with MMu3, XL with 5 heads, 66 kilo of Prusament just delivered last week but apart of loving your machnes, I hate your customer care. Customer care is your problem, staff answering ctrl+C ctrl+V is not a future anymore. I'm tired, I will suport second leg - Bamboo X1C. I have a long list of things I do not like anymore.

You mounted the phone holder piece on the wrong side! its supposed to be able to stand at 90 degrees upright! check the link! :P

Is the organic looking infill on the back an option in slicer somewhere or ?

Great video! Makes me feel that I made the right choice buying Prusa!

isn't it more effective to just 3d print a mould, and cast clear epoxy in it?

Joe will run Burt's Bee when he gets older

Nice to see delta kinematics in action in 2024

Saw the machine in person at rapid, I was really impressed with the equipment! Good work Prusa

Prusa was my first choice and I’m glad it was 🔥

I have a question: How do you see your printer in comparison to the 22IDEX which costs roughly 50% more but offers the additional feature of being an Idex and also supporting non planar printing to a degree.

Lmaoo, I love the cheeky roast of bambulab lol

Is it open source too Can i built it myself

Just a warning to anyone out there that got excited about the idea of printing Peek. I have a fair amount of experience with high performance materials like peek and ultem for engineering applications, and I can tell you that a 90C chamber is just not hot enough. Even with a bed that gets that hot you're going to have a hard time making anything bigger than a benchy that has good layer adhesion and meet any real tolerance requirements. I agree those stats are perfect for ABS polycarbonate and HTN Nylon, and I'm probably going to get this printer but definitely not for peek or utlem.

Only $10k sign me up for 10 🙄

you can do it only 10 k ..maybe you carn't do it after all

I hope you guys don't do what Makerbot did where they went to focus on business market making some printers that no one would really get the chance to use and forget about the home and small farm makers.

Its clear that recent generations are dumber and dumber - but please - think before You write! This is commercial printer! Big companies - especially in EU (like the one im working in) care about all certifications and necessary paperwork - so they get through audits and assessments. Many chinese printers dont have these documents so such corporates can not buy them! I know what Im speaking, as I had to go through these buying processes several times. This is not a printer for normal household which has some Prusa or Bambu or Creality in garage. You need to know that You have a use case for all these "scifi" materials that this machine can print. And frankly speaking - did You check prices of PEEK, PEI and PPS spools? They may cost same as Your home printer ... People comparing this to Flsun S1 - really? Yes its similar. BUT - the only PRO it has over this printer is integrated drybox, which is really nice. But speaking about other stats - its not in a same league. 500C nozzle, over 150C heatbed and 90C chamber - and You compare it to Flsun? Really? Do You know, what You need to solve to keep Your electronics working for a long term in 90C environment? Name one printer with same or better stats in this price range please. So either are majority of commenters dumb, or extremely anti-Prusa biased or poor and just envious :D Howgh

12 380,19usd ;)

sorry, but I won't put a giraffe at home, and what is this price from outer space? I wanted to buy your product but you are far behind the blacks, no offense, and the competition has long since outplayed you in terms of price and technology, no revelation, buy a product that will make a technological and expensive product on the market! price ,price ,price ....

Why are people getting bent out of shape over the price? It's a COMMERCIAL printer, not everything needs to be aimed at consumers, and not everything has to be priced to compete with cheap but popular knockoff brands.

10k seriously😂🤣 Prusia isn’t the leader anymore no justification for this price

As an engineer (3rd year student) one thing missing with these FDM printers is easy watertight/airtight parts and very occasionally resolution. It’s come up as an issue multiple times for me. Mostly the former. I think this could be solved without resorting to a resin printer by Prusa. One produce a highly accurate mini FDM printer within the existing machine. Something modular maybe. So like you change the nozzle on the Main machine but the xyz axis is different so it’s way more accurate, also maybe this would require a specialised filament they could charge a premium for that had very low thermal expansion. The second thing could be a separate post processing machine that basically intelligently melted the layers into a homogeneous surface automatically. I’ve tried this with a heat gun and and a blow torch and have ruined many parts, I usually end up option with coating the entire thing with epoxy resin and that’s annoying. I’m also aware you can make watertight and possibly airtight prints with certain setting but from what I’ve seen those techniques have draw backs and limitations and also require a lot of trial and error.

The second guys is named after a bear.