QIDI Q1 Pro 3D Printer, 600mm/s High-Speed Fully Auto Leveling 3D Printers with Camera, 60℃ Chamber Heat, 350°C Print Support Carbon Fiber Filament, Tangle Detection, Printing Size 9.65"x9.65"x9.45"
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- Dual Z-axis & CoreXY, Fast 3D PrinterQ1 Pro 3D Printer has independent dual Z-axis motors and lightweight CoreXY system. Maximum speed is up to 600mm/s and 20000mm/s2 acceleration. This allows for greater precision and high speed printing while still maintaining printing quality.
- Full-Auto Calibration & Filament Smart detectionAutomated dual sensors allow for more precise auto-leveling and everything ready for you with smart sensors. As well as the intelligent Hall filament runout sensor and filament tangle detection, it can real-time monitor whether the filament is normal or not during the printing process, to ensure the successful printing, making your every printing easier and more efficient.
- Active Heating Chamber Temperature Control SystemQidi Q1 Pro 3D printer can actively heat and regulate the chamber temperature. Fully enclosed, accurately controlled chamber temperature (up to 60C or 140F) improves print quality and layer adhesion, especially for filaments prone to warping such as ABS, PA and PC.
- Print Right Out of the BoxFrom unboxing to printing in just 10 minutes, perfect for beginners, home use and educational applications. Equipped with a 1080P HD camera with real-time monitoring and time-lapse photography. Mobile APP can be controlled remotely, with 32G-EMMC super large internal storage. Based on Kipper, powerful, completely open source, support custom optimization.
- Compatible MaterialsPLAPETGTPUPVAPETABSASAPAPCCarbon FiberGlass Fiber fdm 3D printer filaments etc, 350C bimetal nozzle meet most materials needs. A new generation of multi-metal hot end hollow design, clog-free direct extruder.
- Optional Activated Carbon Air Filter Upgrade your 3D printing setup with an optional activated carbon air filter. The filter box design can be easily downloaded and printed from the official wiki. For less dust, ensuring a safer experience, use the 3D printer in a well-ventilated area, especially when working with materials that may emit fine particles or fumes.
Brand: R QIDI TECHNOLOGY
Material: ABS and metal
Product Dimensions: 18.39"D x 18.78"W x 19.25"H
Item Weight: 45 Pounds
Compatible Devices: Laptop
Product Dimensions: 18.39 x 18.78 x 19.25 inches
Item Weight: 45 pounds
Item model number: AU-Q1Pro
Date First Available: January 15, 2024
Manufacturer: Zhejiang QIDI TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD
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The media could not be loaded. I purchased this printer after weeks of research and looking at other brands and models for an upgrade to my ender 3/5 series printers. I knew I wanted something that ran Klipper, had a core X/Y motion system, and gave me plenty of matrerial options. This printer seemed to fit in the budget and the requirements I was looking for. It arrived fairly quick and was packaged well. I opened the box, set it up on a sturdy table and got to work removing the shipping screws, zip ties, and other shipping material. I powered it on and stepped through the setup menues (they explain where all the packing screws and ties are). The next steps were to go through the intitial configuration. This include Input Shaping and creating a bed mesh (bed leveling). They are simple buttons on the touch screen that you press and it does the rest on its own. It was very straight forward and easy to do. Once the intial out of box configuration was completed, it was time to start the first print. I loaded up some PLA and printed the included benchy. It completed in just over 17min and looks good for that speed. Next it was time to slice my own file and try that out. I tested both Orca slicer (built in profile) and Qidi slicer and had similar results with both and they both printed great!. Here are the settings I have used for the following test materials: ABS: 250c Nozzle, 90c Bed, 45c Chamber, 15mm^3 Max volumetric speed PETg: 250c Nozzle, 80c Bed, 0c Chamber, 9mm^3 Max Volumetric Speed (adjusted print speed to 120mm/s) PLA: Defaults TPU: Defaults (more on this later) There are lots of pros to this machine with a few little quirks that I am not a huge fan of, but they might be isolated to just my machine. Pros: Easy to setup Prints well with default Qidi Slicer profiles FAST Runs klipper with Fluid for PC and Mobleraker app (tested with Android) Included Camera works good enough Solid frame (see attached input shaping charts) The ability to flawlessly print materials that are typically difficult like ABS Qidi Support The price! Cons: Not all the securing straps that are shown in the inital startup menus were in my machine (not a huge deal but should be updated) Needs firmware update for Fluid to work on default port 80 (IP:10088 by default). This is probably resolved in newer batches of printers The cable chain that attaches to the top of the print head keeps popping out. The PTFE rubs on the top cover leaving scraches (resolved by printing a TPU riser found on Thingiverse) I had critical nuts and screws loose out of the box (Bed leveling securing nuts) - this required a manual bed level process Does not include flush cutters for the recommended unload process. The printer was unable to successfully print TPU out of the box. (Qidi support was quick to respond and send an updated extruder assembly. This probably just applies to an early batch of printers) Certainly not the quietest printer especially when printing PLA or PETg with the lid off and door open. All in all my list of Cons are pretty minor and wouldn't stop me from buying the machine again. I do hope that they address the loose screws and the cable chain issue going forward though. Qidi support has been great to work with, quick to respond (typically overnight), and provide detailed information to resolve problems that you are having. I really hope this review helps anyone looking at purchasing a Qidi Tech printer or even more specifically the Q1 Pro. Qidi also has a Wiki that contains a lot of valuable information on troubleshooting, repairing, or updating your printer (https://wiki.qidi3d.com/en/Q1-Pro). They also provide some 3d printed files to resolve some common complaints. Edit: I was able to visit with Qidi about some of my concerns and they were able to resolve them quickly and easily. They sent me the file to print to fix the cable chain problem, and they took my feedback about the loose leveling nuts and forwarded that to the appropriate dept to keep an eye on going forward. Fantastic company to buy a printer from
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Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2024 by Matt D. Matt D.
This is not a perfect, trouble-free printer, but it gets closer to that than any printer I've ever had. When things go wrong, expect top tier customer service. I have two so far, and I keep stopping myself from getting a third. I have a small print farm with 7 printers, 3 of them are Qidi (the third is an X-Plus 3), and they are the brand I trust the most. You can already read the stats sheet, I don't need to repeat everyone talking about how you get so many features for the price. I'll start with the cons: 1) There is no built-in air filter for ABS and ASA printing. This is not a major problem for me because my high temp materials of choice are Nylon and PC, but it could be a concern for others. You can print a solution yourself, including one shared by Qidi. 2) The spool side mount is unstable and wobbly. Not a major problem for me because I print from dryboxes and don't use spool holders. 3) It is wifi-only. It is adequate, but I prefer wired connectivity for reliability. My X-Plus 3 has an ethernet port, which is why the Q1 Pro's lack of one pains me. My other non-Qidi printers are also wifi-only, so I might be unfair. There is one oddity I have to note: One of my hotends leaked. It took me a few weeks to notice. The leaked plastic took the shape of the silicone cover and was so smooth it looked like it was supposed to be part of the hotend itself. I haven't heard anyone else having that problem, and my other Q1 Pro is completely fine. I had even upgraded my X-Plus 3 to the same hotend very recently (because of the Q1!), and it was also completely fine. This feels like a strange fluke. Regardless, Qidi's customer service rectified the problem and sent out a replacement hotend within a day (it still hasn't arrived, as I only reported it 2 days from the time of writing). That lets me segue to Qidi's excellent customer service. This is the only time I've had to email them about a problem with the Q1 so far, and they were prompt. I've already emailed them a few times about my X-Plus 3 in my full year of owning it and had the same prompt and helpful responses. This is why I will buy more of their printers in the future. I get treated like an industrial business client and not a tinkering hobbyist. No other consumer- or prosumer-grade printer company acts like this towards their customers. And now the pros: 1) Customer service is excellent. See above 2) The automatic Z-offset is actually good. I'm spoiled by this feature. I wish I could backfit it into my X-Plus 3. I have a printer from a different brand that also has automatic Z-offset, and the Q1 Pro's is way more reliable. I have heard horror stories about some other printers that claim to have automatic Z-offset, but the Q1 Pro has a good one. 3) The filament runout sensor is just above the extruder. This means I waste only a few mm of filament when it finally triggers. This is a premium feature I've only seen in higher-end DIY printers, almost all consumer-grade printers I've seen have it further along in the filament path. 4) The tangle detection sensor is way more crucial than I thought it was. The runout sensor is only half of the equation. Some filament manufacturers tie the end of the spool or deform it in some way and it can get stuck in the filament path. This can ruin prints even with the runout sensor active because it will still detect the filament even though it stopped moving! I feel completely safe with spools running low on the Q1 pro the way I don't with my other printers that also have runout sensors. 5) Their slicer profiles are on point. A lot of companies neglect this. I actually modify my non-Qidi slicer profiles with inspiration from the X-Plus 3 and Q1 Pro profiles. The print quality is the best among all my printers. My conclusion: It's great! It's not flawless, but it's a workhorse printer with minimal problems and quick resolutions when they pop up. It's more a professional or industrial printer than a hobbyist maker one, but priced for the latter.
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