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PROS:
- E3D Titan Aero extruder
- Automatic bed leveling
- Automatic nozzle cleaning
- PEI coated heated print bed
- Large build space
- Great print quality
- Amazing print speed
- Pre-existing Filament profiles
- Filament run-out sensor
- Open-source Hardware
CONS:
- Missing WIFI connectivity
- No remote control
- Expensive
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PROS:
- High speed
- High accuracy when printing
- Automatic bed leveling
- Automatic nozzle cleaning
- E3D extruder
- Heated Build surface
- PEI coated surface
- Swappable tool heads
CONS:
- Lack of Wifi Connectivity
- Expensive for home users
- No remote access
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PROS:
- The 3D printer is very reliable with a sturdy design
- The compact design is impressive
- Plug and play setup
- Automatic bed leveling
- Compatible with a large type of materials
- User-friendly user interface
- It offers a 20 percent larger build volume than its predecessor
- High print speed
CONS:
- Print quality with high speed isn’t very impressive
- Small build volume
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PROS:
- PEI print surface
- Beginner’s friendly
- Sturdy Design
- Automatic calibration
- Auto-cleaning of nozzle
- Comprehensive documentation
- Reliable
- Open-source hardware, hence expandable
CONS:
- Missing LCD control
- Very Small build volume
- Requires a connection to the PC for operation
- Noisy
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PROS:
- Lulzbot TAZ 6 has a huge build size i.e. (280 x 280 x 250 mm).
- The printer is reliable and gives consistent printing performance.
- The frame of the printer is solid, also it has a sturdy design.
- Lulzbot TAZ 6 is easy to use and setup.
- You can auto-calibrate this printer and self-clean the nozzle.
- The printer is open-sourced and hackable.
- You can do untethered printing on the PEI print surface.
CONS:
- The printer is priced much higher than others offering the same amount of features.
- Lulzbot TAZ 6 is slightly noisy.
- Has a limited user control when operated in untethered mode.
- You’d have to take a slow initial setting up the printer because of slicer issues.
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