Will the MK4S be the last bedslinger by Prusa?
I am confused by the direction of Prusa with the introduction of the Core ONE. Is this the next step in the 3d printing evolution and does this mean that Prusa will not continue improving the MK model? Also, what happens to Prusa's own print-farm if most of their printers will be made of steel and injection molded parts?
RE: Will the MK4S be the last bedslinger by Prusa?
I think the MK4S will continue to get improvements that make sense, but I can’t see Prusa introducing a new model of bed-slinger. Quite frankly, I hope they don’t and that they put all of their innovative energy into the future, which is CoreXY and tool-changer.
As far as the print farm, they mentioned that the Core One is already incorporated into the existing farm and I can see it becoming the dominant platform over time. Also, looks like the use of injection molded parts will increase along side 3D printed parts. I hope they still provide the stls for all parts, including the injection molded ones, so we can change colors, etc.