I got a Qudi q1 pro and I’ve been really happy with it. I didn’t have to do any tuning or anything, just ran the the built-in bed leveling and input shaping and it ran great out of the box. I’ve had to do very minimal tuning to get amazing quality prints. I’m coming from an OG ender 3 though so my bar was pretty low.
Seconding Qidi, I’ve been very happy with my q1 pro. They also have chamber heaters which makes it much easier to print large ABS or nylon prints.
I’ve been very happy with my Qidi printer. I havr a q1 pro but it’s not compatible with their multi material system, although one of their other models is. It does have a chamber heater if you are interested in printing more exotic filaments. I haven’t gotten into it quite yet but apparently it prints large ABS and nylon prints very easily.
Damn, turns out all I needed to know I learned in cub scouts
These are more rules than a purpose, but do you think these rules are guiding you to a specific purpose?
For what it’s worth I absolutely love my q1 pro, I just printed cf nylon for the first time this weekend and it was absolutely a piece of cake with the default settings.