QIDI MAX3 3D Printer, High-Speed Large Size 3D Printers, 600mm/s Fast Print, Fully Auto Leveling, 65℃ Chamber Heat, All-Around & High Precision Industrial Grade, Large Printing Size 12.8×12.8×12.4″
$779.00
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QIDI TECH 3D PRINTER
Industrial Grade Composite
QIDI TECH Common Filaments
【Large Format & High-speed 3d printer】 Upgrade maximum speed 600mm/s and 20000mm/s² acceleration, 325*325*315mm printing size. Fully assembled and auto leveling, Featuring Klipper firmware and CoreXY structure, the desktop 3d printers is out of box for using. Perfect for professionals and beginners. The QIDI X-MAX3 3D printer is one of the best fast and large 3d machine around.
【Stable and long term usage】X-Max3 have Ultra-stable all-metal frame, 6mm thickness aluminum heatbed plate, 10mm width belt, ⌀10mm hardened hollow steel linear shafts, ensures smooth and stable printing, and no need for frequent maintenance. More reliable 3d printer accessories, less printing worries.
【High Performance Materials】QIDI High performance filaments can perfectly print in X max3, such as PA12-CF/PET-CF/PAHT-CF/ABS-GF etc. You can explore various printing options and achieve exceptional results. Meanwhile,direct drive extruder can easy print standard materials(PLA,ABS,ASA,PETG,TPU) or experiment with specialty filament(PC,PA,Carbon fiber,GF), this printer provides versatility and flexibility to accommodate your printing needs.
【Fast and High-Precision】 The enclosed chamber heating system and dual cooling fans, is designed to deliver exceptional printing quality and capture fine details with precision. With Input shaping and Pressure advance, whether you’re working on intricate designs, small-scale prototypes,lab modeling or artistic creations, this printer always guarantees outstanding print results.
【About R QIDI TECHNOLOGY MAX3 3D Printer】Open source Klipper firmware and QIDIslicer software for easy remote control and expansion of other custom functions such as cameras.
【Two Hot End Kit】Hardened steel extruder gears are wear-resistant and long-lasting. The printer comes with a copper-plated nozzle hotend and includes a high-temperature hardened steel hotend as a spare.
Fern –
Solid printer with great support. Easy for beginners and advanced users alike
I bought this on a whim, a friend said he wanted this printer and it sat open in a tab on my computer for a few months before I decided to go for it. I’ve wanted one of these for years but wanted to wait for a while for the tech/hardware to get better. I didn’t want to get something cheap and disposable and from what research I did this seemed like a great deal for the price.If you do get into this hobby, familiarize yourself with SSH clients and commands because you will be connecting to the printer for either maintenance or installing new software to use. It had been about a decade since I’ve done any coding so it took me a while to catch up and remember commands for SSH navigation. Luckily g.code and config files are pretty straightforward and the macros and commands aren’t too hard to figure out if you have any familiarity with coding logic.The company is great and actually cares about their customers, their feedback, and experience. My first time contacting them was the night before my wife went into labor with our first child and I was running on about 3 hours of sleep over a 48h period and I was NOT very nice in my first communications. Annie took it in stride and is still emailing me to check in and answer questions I have as I move on to more difficult materials and more complex software questions. I’ve had parts break and they have sent me completely free replacements which has been very helpful as I am still new to this and am trying to learn as I go. And with a 1 month old at home money is definitely tighter than it was.I use QIDI filaments and they work great. I’ve used a few other brands but had issues with quality/adhesion so I stick to their filaments since they make the printer. I got the package and within an hour I was printing PLA items while I went back to work to finish the day. Their included slicer is a great beginner tool and I still use it from time to time but have been experimenting with OrcaSlicer for calibration tests that auto generate, additional settings to tinker with, and being able to slice and directly send my print via WiFi. They are constantly updating their slicer/firmware using customer feedback so I don’t seem them lagging too far behind as they grow. I had the printer inside and it was honestly great since I live in a cold, humid area but since I started printing volatile materials such as ABS, ASA, and PETG I moved it to the detached garage. Not the worst thing since all of my tools are in there and they appreciate the heat and the printer helps drive out humidity.The dry box on the printer is a great idea and I’ve ordered more silica packets since the garage usually sits between 45-65% humidity regardless of the time of year. I typically print one spool at a time since an open roll of filament would probably be ruined if I left it outside the dry box, but I have had a few rolls of PLA I stored in a heated/controlled cabinet (~35% humidity) and when I wanted to use it again I didn’t see any issues. The placement of the dry box is a problem for some but I have 360 degree access to the printer in the garage so that hasn’t been an issue, although side mounts exist for the box if you wish to move it.Print quality is superb. Some materials will be touchy (ASA has been functional but not perfect for me, which is fine since I’m replacing outdoor fixtures for plumbing/ducting) but once you calibrate your filament, keep up on maintenance, and keep an eye on your first few layers you will find there are thousands of settings and variables you can change to adjust the print quality. I’ve been printing anything from statues/models to pots, functional items for outdoors, dryer ducting, and parts to enhance my existing tools like my dremel and reloader. The library of models available is huge now which is great, but I have recently been trying to model my own items since I have a CAD license for work and there are just some items you can’t find.The volume of the printer sold me and has been great for printing pots for our large garden, or just large items in general. Gluing parts together isn’t the worst thing but if I can print something large as a single item it’s much less of a headache. Multi-material or color feeds would be great but I don’t care much as if I want something cosmetic I will spraypaint or paint with acrylics. Any problems I’ve had will be found in any printer and I don’t blame the hardware for issues. I’m not an expert and can’t speak much on the software but I know they use a hard forked custom version of klipper/moonraker. I’m assuming their PCB’s are programmed around that and updating might be very labor intense. If you want to you can erase their firmware and use custom firmware on the machine but I don’t see any reason to. Also NEVER update klipper or moonraker in the fluidd interface. As I said they have a custom version and you cannot undo an update. I tried for days but eventually support helped me find a new eMMC with the correct firmware installed and a tool for connecting it to your computer for backup/reflashing if anything goes wrong again.Overall, great support, great features, not too hard to learn for someone with 0 experience in this hobby and the issues can usually be fixed. The possibilities are endless and the capability of this printer in particular is great. I plan to use it to print automotive parts, UV and weather resistant items, and many other advanced materials since it has a high heat build plate and a heated enclosed chamber. I wish they would gain a bigger following and be able to grow since I can tell the company wants to succeed and are very responsive to customer feedback. I look forward to continue using the printer and contributing to the knowledge base to help the company grow and improve.
Sean Pheonix –
Best 3D Printing Equipment and Experience on the Planet
Best 3D Printing Equipment and Experience on the PlanetI learned 3D printing basics as a NASA engineer at the John F. Kennedy Space Center on first generation printers. After retirement, I purchased my first private 3D printer, the QIDI X- Plus 3 for my private engineering company.The printer was astonishing right out of the box. The setup was easy and as self-leveling printer, it was ready to go immediately. There was a leaning curve as my files became more complex, but I immediately discovered this very important fact that is quite rare among other equipment manufacturers:The OIDI customer service is absolutely number one in the business! They responded overnight to each question with immediate solutions. In one case, they reprinted one of my very long and complex files to ascertain the root problem and then sent free slicing software which was much better than what I had been using. After that, their customer service still follows up periodically asking if everything is ok asking how they can help. I have never experienced that level of customer service on ANY product I have ever owned!Therefore, it was a no-brainer that when I needed to increase my print output that I ordered the upgrade, the QIDI X-MAX 3 which now sits beside my QIDI X- Plus 3.These printers run every day. The print loss is exceptionally low and usually due to my errors in bed or file preparation. The QIDI printers themselves are manufactured, in my estimation, like rugged military grade equipment, the software is easy to use and the everyday processes of filament change, plate cleaning and file loading are a snap. I have never had any equipment glitches or failures to this date.The quality of print depends on your slicer software and slicer print settings, but when done according to best practices considering filament type and finish rules, every print is just near flawless and highly professional. I am printing parts that require a precision of half a millimeter and I have not been disappointed at all.I am now the proud owner of two QIDI 3-D Printers and when I set my engineering shop up in the near future, I will use them throughout our manufacturing process.QIDI printers are truly the best 3D printing equipment and experience in the nine worlds! (And YES, Pluto IS A PLANET!)
Gerardo Apezteguía –
Impresora con gran velocidad y gran porte, tuve un atasco grande por humedad del filamento (temporada de lluvias) y se dañó la placa controladora de la temperatura… la respuesta sobre la garantía fue inmediata, rapidísima, fueron directamente a los componentes que pudieron ser afectados, en una semana recibí placa adaptadora, el extremo caliente completo y cables nuevos, excelente atención y disposición de la Srita. Linda, muy amable y una comunicación muy fluida, la sensación fue de total intensión de solucionar el problema y poder seguir trabajando sin demoras. Muy agradecido por todo!!!
Natalia Prado –
Tardo mucho mas tiempo de lo esperado en llegar. Es muy facil de usar y calibrar – trabaja rapido. El unico problema menor es que la cubierta de arriba se tiene que remover para que salga los residuos de la impresion y puede ser peligroso si alguien mete la mano, por lo que crearemos una solucion diferente a la tapa.