also btw why can’t you edit posts properly on lemmy? when I try to edit the main post, it doesn’t work. strange. maybe the instance is slow to update or something?

yep, I’ve added that

added that

added boxturtle as well as tradrack, which also seems quite good

added that the sv08 is a corexy voron kit, and I’ve also put voron at the top for its openness and capability!

yep, I’ve added them. btw, woah the q1 pro is a very good value. how come no one talks about them?

update: based on the feedback, I’ve added Qidi printers high on my list (I never knew the Q1 Pro was such a good value!), reorganised the list a little bit and included Voron as a build-it-yourself option, and also added BoxTurtle and Tradrack as MMU systems. I’ve also added OctoPrint, turns out it’s a seperate thing from OctoEverywhere

oh i didn’t know that apple wanted to use audio kacks for keyboards and mice, i only thought it was some of the ipods

that makes sense. those connectors would have to be pretty huge

maybe i should mention the prusa mini as the cheapest (and smallest) prusa printer available as an “alternative” callout maybe.

I’m just mentioning what others online said, but yeah you’re right i should probably mention that i have never used the ender v3 before. that would be a good idea

sad. now we use RECTANGLES to record funny videos instead of cylinders.

i’ve seen many stories online about people getting very frustrated with it. Oh yep, I should mention to prefer the newer model, I didn’t know there wad a difference.

definitely will mention the capability of voron printers!

ooh that looks cool. yep, i should add that soon

not many reviews on them, but i should mention them. that’s a good idea…

oh, oops! i just assumed that the sv08 was a bigger version of the sv06, but it seems to be CoreXY. i’ll go quickly change that.

after a bit of searching, it seems that the SV06 is the prusa clone whereas the SV08 is a voron kit.

and yep, i should mention voron kits are very capable, good idea

oh cool

oh interesting

yeah those pc plugs are nice. if someone figured out a way for the cable to detect whether a device is 230/240V or 120V and make it stop giving power if there’s a mismatch, that would he really cool. sadly, that’s probably not possible, and even if it was, it wouldn’t be widely adopted. sad.