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I replaced the spark plugs the fuel filter the fuel injectors the fuel pressure regulator the throttle body position censor and now I'm replacing the fuel pump hopefully that's the problem finally I have a 96 Holiday Rambler Endeavor LE F53 chassis.

Another sponsored video sorry but it is not realible

It's cuz she can use Ousia

Sorry, but my MK4 vs my X1C has the X1C winning in speed and quality every time with the same print settings, filament, and slicer.

Battle bot. After the the yard mower. Great job folks 👍

Thing is? With the MK4 you'd expect it to be better being as it cost way more than Creality K1C.. In my country? K1C is between £450/£500 that is without a sale. MK4? costs close to £1100, So when you're getting into the costs of near 3 K1C printers for just 1 mk4 that is a bit of a jump isn't it? But I feel if you're not a newb than the Prusa makes total sense for people who run businesses and stuff. If you're someone whom wants one for personal stuff? Than the K1C is actually an excellent choice.. Bambu Lab X1C? Cost even more than the MK4? So again I just don't see that as a realistic choice for most people. Good video you answered the questions that I was curious about, Just the speed test! Seeing the K1 perform so well for its price point? That is an excellent printer in my opinion. But someone said there is Bambu printer close to the price point of the K1C it is better, But I can't remember the model. But well impressive I feel in that price range..

Never once thought this printer was overpriced for what it offers, i just didn't understand why it didn't have an enclosure. The people who bitched about it being overpriced were the same people who were probably going to treat it as a larger multi color Bambu printer...

Looks like all prusa users hating you 😅

So you just looked at the prints. There's no checking of dimensional accuracy or strength. Also why not put the same size print nozzle in all the printers? I'm not sure what the point of this test was.

Thanks for the advice

Cool, having a Prusa MK3+ and a Bambulab X1C that prints equal or worse after recent firmware updates - I'm thinking of switching back to a MK4.

chinese are paying for ads a lot huh. hey chinese dudes, i’m not buying your damn x1 printer

prusa cope hard on this comment section 🤣👌

Prusa checked all the boxes for me with speed, quality, reliability and great customer service support!!

really need to test with the same roll of filament for all printers, using the same nozzle, and show slicer settings and versions also losing text completely is pretty bad; i think discarding details is way worse than minor stringing, which could literally be due to the filament you were using

This sucks

If I understand well, you put in first place the print that gave zero text but good overhangs and no stringing ? Well... for my point of view, this print is an absolute fail. Overhangs that start to fails at 75/80° is not a big problem and a little bit of stringing is not even a problem, but no text when there is multiple text on the model IS a real problem. It clearly fails to print some parts ! When viewing this video, I thought that it will be ranked as the worst print. Maybe followed by the Prusa XL mainly because of ringing (the rest is because of the .6mm nozzle). For me the MK4 should be in the top 3, at least 2nd.

I was listening to the video and not watching it. I know the text was on the screen why not just say print one identify printer. Second thing why not identify what nozzles were used on the printers. Not a good comparison if the nozzles are different size and you are trying to say the text on print is not good. Your comparing very good printers and it does not seem like this was a good video of comparison.

I’m trying to give up Prusa worshiping UA-cam. After the mess I went through tying to buy a MK4 it looks like I would avoid Prusa worshipping channels.

Interesting that there is no perfect print. Even the best in the test has some major issues

cool

I would like to see where the Prusa XL lands on the results graph.

I own most of these and this video is abit misleading as the k1 and X1 can go much faster with very good quality. 25 minute benchies are the quality norm these days.

Could your music be any louder? Open your ears before you hit upload

Some of the new TMC stepper drivers can be configured to uses the back EMF from the stepper motor when it stalls out from hitting a solid object, the EMF can be measured and a threshold value assigned to it for sensor less homing on the X and Y Axis on the 3d printer-,

This BS has not helped you channel.

I'm curious what the overall print time was for each. I'm going to wager the X1-Carbon not only printed the best but the fastest. Adjust all of the Prusa to the same print time as the X1-Carbon and see what the results are afterwards. I'd be surprised if you had prints to even compare.

I dont feel this was a good unbiased test. You should have used the same size nozzle in every printer. How can you not consider the extruded text? If one printer can do it well, then why cant the others? The x1c had the same nozle size as the mk4 and completely missed features. I think thats more important than an extra 5deg of overhang.

Great review!

Interesting that a bedslinger is competetive with coreXY.

I call bullshit lol, you knew that was the Bambu and you purchased one and are now sour :P It didn't even print the text, that's an automatic fail in the first place... It had one job! lol

I think the bambu X1 didn't have fine dental enabled in its slicer. Its not on as default and its under advanced. I was surprised as well as I didn't see the point in having it off. It didn't try and do the text as it didn't see it or put it into the Gcode.

These tests need to be run after decent tuning. The machines are most likely all not fully tuned in various areas of extrusion as well they should be. This is an out of the box stress test review not necessarily a direct comparison of each machines true ability

Here are some rough estimates of print times when I run the "all in one 3d test" in each manufacture slicer. Pla filament .2mm layer height, .4 nozzle except Prusa XL *Prusa slicer* Generic PLA and Prusament filament give similar times. Prusa Mk3(Quality) 4hr 47min Prusa Mk4(Quality) 4 hr 3 min Prusa MK4(.2mm alpha firmware) 2hr 8 min Prusa XL 3hr 17 min *Bambu Studio* Bambu Lab X1C with generic pla filament profile 1hr 58min Bambu Lab X1C with Bambu filament profile 1hr 42min With better text with arachne wall generation checked only adds a min or 2. Bambu Lab X1C with generic pla filament profile 1hr 59min Bambu Lab X1C with Bambu filament profile 1hr 44min *Creality print* Creality K1 1hr 49 min

You must be making a lot of money if you think Prusa is affordable....

How has no one else made this video, genius and EXACTLY, and I MEAN EXACTLY WHAT I WAS LOOKING FOR AT THIS VERY SECOND!!!!!!!!!🍀🙏🙏🍀🙏🙏🍀🙏🍀🍀🍀

You should have announced the printer used at each test rather than just saying "the next one". 'The first printer we used was....

Wait! You didn’t kiss the Prusa butt! How dare you. The great printer good Prusa will take away all your filament!😢

You can keep settings stock but knock off nearly 20 min on an X1C changing the filament type from generic pla to bambu filament in the slicer. Bambu is very conservative in flow rate of 3rd party filament. (12cubic mm/s) I run hatch box too and it prints fine at flow rate of 21 cubic mm. You can go even faster with quality too. but we are talking stock speeds. So this is NOT indicative of the speed/quality of a BL printer.

lol what a ridiculous comparision. obviously the corexys do sub 20min.... "to keep things fair" lol those machines can hit 400mms

This channel seems overwhelmingly disingenuous :/

X1 doesn’t need the crash detection, you can’t change its trajectory it’s too strong

I know wich doesnt my ender 3 pro😭

Got click baited again damnit

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this video is not objective perspective. maybe he doesn't know how to compare 3d printers. do not decide to buy any printer after watch this video.

Why would you even need crash protection? Been printing for years and never been an issue in the slightest. A print bed isn't a shelf, don't ekave stuff on it I guess?