So I arrived home, needed to print something, updated Prusa Slicer, sent the file to the printer and thought to myself “I am really out of touch - there’s no way that should take 5hrs 50 minutes”, shrugged my shoulders and went about my day.
Then, just before I went to press “go” on the second copy, I noticed that I’d used the original printer profile in my blurriness, so changed to Input Shaper - 1 hr 20 minutes!!
The second print is also perfect, but slightly less glossy than the first, can’t wait for the S update to arrive! (I ordered it last week with a 13-14 week lead time and now it’s down to 8-12!)
Mid November will be about when I’m home and ready to assemble!
I wonder if it’s one of those deals where half a million high flow nozzles arrive on the same day, (or fans) so that’s out of Prusa’s control in a sense? It seems like a really rapid reduction in lead time…
Not flawless and a lot of “cheating”. It’s basically hollow and the deck is printed with the new cooling right into the air with a zigzag. And why? Because it can…
I’m about to order the S upgrade and the MMU3. I read somewhere that there was a kit with MMU3 and S upgrade, but I can’t find it. Is this a mistake in their text, or am I looking in the wrong places - @Tokoloshe ?
I think you can only get them in a bundle with a new printer, otherwise you have to order both.
Be warned though: The MMU does not officially support 0.6mm nozzles yet (after more than a year and has supported it for the MK3.5 for ages…) and the MMU does not support HF nozzles. You can just print single colour with a HF nozzle or a 0.6mm nozzle though and even use the MMU, but it uses more filament on changes. But only 0.4!
