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Bambu Lab is abusing the open source social contract
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Glad I got a prusa
Knew it at the start and know it again now, that it was the right decision.
Same. I got the XL 5 head
My XL has given me far more issues than my mk3s+ though. Maybe growing pains on shifting to corexy?
Maybe. Maybe it's just having 5x as many print heads so 5x as many failure points
The toolheads have all been fine, all the problems have been with the 3 axes - but prusa support always came through, even after their warranty period, and got it fixed pretty quick.