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What’s the best printer in terms of no DRM/Open source
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this post was submitted on 03 Sep 2023
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Ender 3.
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Tbh, it would probably be one of the opensource diy printers like voron, jubilee or annex.
Aren't those like 4 times the cost though? If we are going in that range, then a Prusa or Bambu p1p if you want something reliable!
Otherwise yeah a voron 2.4 to tinker and push the speed limite
Bambus isnt opensource/no drm, thats what i was going for.
@cuacamole @JustEnoughDucks Prusa MK4 neither, no source files. Same for XL. MK3 has many missing files. Mini has no bootloader file, so this is not a fully open source machine and potentially not compliant with Marlin.
If you didn't need colour, this could be an option, albeit a slow one.
There are color lithophanes now. Check them out, they look amazing.
But the normal ender 3 got released literally 5 years ago
That's why you get an Ender 3 v2 Neo, which wasn't released 5 years ago.
Sorry but I bought a sidewinder x2
Edit: did apple made this two 3d printer too?