Recommended accessories to get with Core One?
Hi. I’m a long time Prusa Mini owner who has been printing casually (PLA and PETG) with the stock gear that the Mini came with.
Having dabbled in printing for a few years and enjoying it I’m now strongly considering adding a Core One to my “tool kit”. When I do so, I’m wondering what you would recommend I consider getting as some initial accessories or add-ons, and perhaps a bit about why you’d recommend them.
For example, when getting a larger volume printer is it recommended to get a/some larger nozzles?
I realize that some recommendations may depend on the kind of prints I’ll be doing. I don’t know exactly what they will be now of course, but it will be range of everything from useful to decorative, mostly indoor items but some outdoor too. This is just to say feel free to share advice like “If you think you’ll be printing X, then you should consider getting Y.
Thanks!
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Some of my recommendations. This is what I would consider a basic list.
- Filament dryer
- Filament drybox(es)
- Accelerometer kit
- ASA filament (Since you want to print outdoor stuff)
- Advanced Filtration kit
- Prusa PC-CF filament (for spare parts)
- 0.4mm ObXidian High Flow Nozzle
- 0.6mm ObXidian High Flow Nozzle
- Buddy camera (if not included in your Core One purchase)
- BIQU Cryogrip Pro Glacier Print Sheet
- Nozzle Wiper
- CORE One belt-tensioner replacement
- Filament Guide
RE: Recommended accessories to get with Core One?
Hi @hyiger, I agree with everything on the list (I have a 4 rolls dryer and vacuum bags to store the rolls when not in use) but I'd like to hear your reasons for n8. I've been printing for years with the 0.4 and never had the need for the 0.6, but I may have missed something 😀 cheers
RE: Recommended accessories to get with Core One?
Hi @hyiger, I agree with everything on the list (I have a 4 rolls dryer and vacuum bags to store the rolls when not in use) but I'd like to hear your reasons for n8. I've been printing for years with the 0.4 and never had the need for the 0.6, but I may have missed something 😀 cheers
Never used one personally, but it's for quicker, big prints.
Obviously they won't look as good, but for applications where appearance isn't of paramount importance.