Using a 3D printer for 1 years: the Bambu P2S Combo makes print setup easy(theverge.com)
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Plain summary
- Bambu Lab's P2S Combo is a printer that feeds print material automatically, so you can make 3D objects from a smartphone or laptop. You keep the material in a sealed storage box and take it out when needed.
- A The Verge editor printed for a total of 6,770 hours using 4 printers. During the 1,692 hours with the P2S, the editor said they replaced the nozzle twice and did cleaning, lubrication, and clearing material jams.
- The editor wrote that the Elegoo Centauri Carbon 2 Combo, priced at 369 dollars, also printed with similar quality, but the material was exposed to moisture and there was a failure during testing whose cause was hard to find.
- The list price of the P2S Combo is 749 dollars, and as of the article it is discounted to 649 dollars until December 1. The editor named the same company's P1S Combo as the closest alternative.
Editorial opinion
O: If you're choosing your first 3D printer and plan to leave material in it for a long time, it's worth considering whether the airtight storage feature is worth the higher price.
X: The editor says their P2S needed nozzle replacement, cleaning, lubrication, and material jam clearing during 1,692 hours of use, and that the automatic feeder also had problems.
Writing language: Korean
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