The X-MAX3 is my current workhorse printer. It is fast and the heated chamber allows me to print even challenging filaments without warping. Under the hood Qidi printers are running Klipper for their firmware, so all of my print management is done through a Fluidd interface. To allow for large prints, I have a separate filament dryer that supports 3.5kg rolls to print a full build volume print without having to change rolls. I have used some industrial printers in the pasts, and this comes fairly close to the fire and forget printing of machines that cost 10 times as much.

I have successfully printed a wide variety of filaments on this printer and have developed profiles for:

• PLA
• PETG
• ABS
• ASA
• PC
• PA
• PA6
• PC-CF
• PA-CF
• PA6-CF
• PC-GF
• PA-GF
• PPA-CF
• PPS-CF
• PLA-LW