R QIDI TECHNOLOGY X-PLUS3 3D Printers Fully Upgrade, 600mm/s Industrial Grade High-Speed 3D Printer, Acceleration 20000mm/s2, 65℃ Independent Heated Chamber, CoreXY&Klipper, 11.02x11.02x10.63 inch
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- Fully Upgrades X-Plus3 A revolutionary FFF/FDM big 3d printer designed for commercial use.Featuring Klipper firmware and CoreXY structure, it reduces printing time by up to 80%(600mm/s print speed and 20000mm/s2 acceleration).Meanwhile our software and firmware are fully open source for fast 3d printer enthusiasts&geeks.
- Multi-Material PrintingX Plus3 has two sets of nozzle with different characteristics (copper alloy and hardened steel hot end)and direct drive extruder.The QIDI High Performance Materials is able to high-speed print in X Plus3, easy warpless print ABS/ASA/PETG/PA/PC/GF/CF/PLA filament, variety of printing filaments meet the needs of different users.
- Independent Chamber Heating SystemHeat chamber to 60C in 25 minutes, and the internal structure and hardware is made to resist high temp, equipped drying box,while we specially R&D the hyper-speed ABS Rapido/PETG-Tough/ABS-GF25 filament. X plus3 is easy warpless to print High Performance Materials whitout layer separation.
- Faster and more accurateRebuild a new hotend cooling system, fast 3d printer with a gear ratio of 9.5:1 and 3x extrusion flow. The lightweight design of the Print Head&All metal frame, quality model free of ringing, Pressure advance and auto leveling for excellent resolution, 64bit Processor, Cortex-A53,Main frequency 1.5GHz, equipped with 8G-EMMC and 1G DDR3.
- R QIDI TECHNOLOGY ServiceR QIDI TECHNOLOGY are committed to making reliable 3d printers.X-Plus3 is suitable for professional users as well as novice users.Not assembly,out of the box. It is easy to print according to the operating instructions.
Brand: R QIDI TECHNOLOGY
Material: PLA, ABS, ASA, PETG, TPU, PA, PC, Carbon Fiber, Glass Fiber
Product Dimensions: 20.75"D x 20.12"W x 20.83"H
Compatible Devices: Laptop, Smartphone
Supported File Format: STL, OBJ, 3MF, STEP, STP
Product Dimensions: 20.75 x 20.12 x 20.83 inches
Item Weight: 70.4 pounds
Date First Available: June 12, 2023
Manufacturer: Zhejiang QIDI TECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD
Country of Origin: China
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The Qidi xplus 3 is a huge 3d printer. It has a larger print area than most printers. I’ve had great results from my other Qidi 3d printers. This xplus 3 is excellent. I’ve been printing nonstop since it arrived. This is an excellent printer if you want to print larger items or exotic engineering grade filaments. Pros: Huge print area FAST User friendly Removable print plate is excellent Huge variety of materials Easy for beginners Dependable and repeatable Great free slicer (Qidi slicer) customized to this unit Email contact for any questions Enclosure Heated chamber Included dry box Includes two hotends Assisted bed leveling Touch screen Built in light Fans operate automatically Cons: Unit is very large It’s heavy. My wife wasn’t able to bring the package inside by herself. It’s hard to find something comparable in the same price range. I have a few Prusa mk4 units. This Qidi is faster and much larger. I purchased a Qidi xsmart 3 when it was released. That has been an amazing printer. This xplus 3 has been just as reliable while providing much larger prints. Print size: I printed a 10” diameter bowl without any lifting or print issues. Most larger printers struggle to print near the edges. This machine handled it like a champ. I look forward to printing larger holiday decorations. I plan to make a giant candy cauldron for halloween. It’s incredible to have a dependable HUGE print area. I haven’t seen anything come close to this. Bed plate: The removable magnetic print sheet is excellent. It’s the same quality one used on my xsmart 3. It’s a thick textured pei that works for pla, abs and petg without the need for glue sticks. That might not seem like as big of a pro as it is. Printing sheets are expensive, and glue is messy. This is a one and done sheet. You don’t need to fuss with different sheet profiles either. The bed plate has notches so you can align it perfectly every time. Enclosure: Keeps hands away. If you have kids or pets, the enclosure is a great benefit. The chamber is heated too, so you can print the engineering grade filaments. There is a rear case fan and a giant part cooling fan. Top cover has notches that fit into the top case. I like this more than the magnetic tops. The printer will tell you if you need to remove the top cover before printing. It seems silly, but it’s extremely helpful. User interface: It’s a touchscreen and easy to read. The unit has an auto load and unload. You get both icons and text. It’s well thought out and intuitive. The are NO bed leveling knobs to fuss with. The unit has a bed leveling sensor and walks you though setting z offset. Every printer should have this feature. Qidi slicer: You can download profiles for a variety of slicers on the Qidi website. Cura, orca, prusaslicer, etc. I recommend the Qidi slicer. It’s quick to open, easy to use and slices well. You get an image preview on the printer itself. The preview will show print time and material next to the image. Qidi slicer is based on prusaslicer. I’m extremely familiar with prusaslicer. It’s the easiest slicer I’ve personally used. Qidi continually updates the slicer profiles. This lets you skip fine tuning it yourself. I consider this one of the best benefits. You can slice and hit print. No fuss. Speeds: This is FAST. It’s faster than my long awaited mk4 units. Last Halloween I printed a cauldron that took a day and a half on my prusa. I had to reprint it multiple times after various failures. I printed a gigantic bowl this weekend and it took only 8 hours. Standard 6-8 hour prints are coming in at about 2 hours on this Qidi. I printed some engineering items for work. 2 hours, 10 mins. This would have taken a full day at lower quality on my printer at work. I look forward to printing ultra high quality items. Print time is no longer a deterrent. Materials: This can print more materials than any other printer I own or have ever used. I’ve had over a dozen 3d printers in recent years. This has a full enclosure, heated chamber, various fans, dry box, copper plated nozzle and a hardened steel nozzle. Pla, abs, petg, nylon, engineering blends, you name it. Help: Each Qidi printer has a dedicated email address for support. They will help answer questions and solve problems. It’s like having a personalized helper. This helped me a lot with my first 3d printer. I still email them years later when I need help. There are times when you know what’s wrong, but can’t figure out how to word it for a google search. Qidi let’s you skip that. They send videos back and have pdf guides with pictures too. It’s a turnkey experience. Build quality: This is built like a tank. Qidi uses high quality components. This is a workhorse printer that requires very little maintenance. Print quality: I put this through its paces with large items that have lots of retractions. It handled it like a champ. I had low stringing and excellent results. I haven’t printed abs with it yet. My other Qidi xsmart3 isn’t heated, and prints abs very well. I expect this to be just as good if not better. Final thoughts: This is a large printer. You can print giant stuff. You can also print regular sized items. It will handle the exotic filaments just as well as regular pla. I have two Qidi xsmart3 printers. Those are tiny compared to this. I still consider the xsmart 3 as the best low cost entry level printer. This xplus 3 has the heated chamber and gigantic print volume. If this fits in your budget and you would benefit from the print size or wider material options, you can’t go wrong with this. I’ll keep updating this review as time goes on. It’s an expensive purchase. My other Qidi printers have been excellent and this one has been just as good so far.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2023 by E. N. M. E. N. M.
Size: 01 PLUS4
The media could not be loaded. This printer will print many different types of filaments fast and without hassle. Due to its reliable bed leveling system to get that critical 1st layer down and stick properly. The days of messing around with clogged nozzles and finding a bed Stick method are not a problem with this printer. It’s just prints without all those issues. I use them at work to get jobs done faster and easier with these printers. The plus 4 has a large print bed at 305 x 305mm and with it being enclosed you’ll have more success at printing filaments that have a tendency to warp like ABS. This printer is way faster than previous 3d printers that were normally sold just a few years ago. What would take 13 hours to print can now be done in about 4 hours or less. This printer has the shaper built in which improves the surface qualities of the prints. The reel mounted on top makes filament changes easier and the filament runout detection has been reliable. This printer does do a nozzle clean and kicks out a filament blob out the back. This feature will be useful in the future for a multi filament containment box to feed to this printer. The slicing software is tuned to this printer and I find it very easy to use without changing many preset settings. Just be sure to select the type of filament used with the printer in the software. It has a WiFi built in and a network connection on the back. The door and top is glass and fits great. The top of the printer also has built in handles to move it to a location. It also has a active carbon filter system to help neutralize odors exiting out the back of the printer. Would I recommend this printer? Absolutely yes for it reliability and quick printing performance.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2025 by RadPaul RadPaul
Size: 02 PLUS3
I just got my X Plus-3 today and haven’t printed much but I wanted to share some initial impressions. I’ll update this review as time goes on. This is my fourth 3D printer. I’ve owned an Artillery and two FLSun printers-the SR and the V400, most recently the V400. I’ve been printing for a little over a year now. This printer is big and a little on the chunky side but that’s ok. Having a little mass isn’t a bad thing unless you’re packing it around all the time. Build quality seems to be very good and is on par with my FLSun printers. I watched a ton of review videos about the XP3 and a complaint that I heard often was the abundance of plastic. I’m not sure what Qidi was supposed to use in place of that, but it works for me. It doesn’t look or feel cheap and it has metal where it needs it. Setup was easy and straightforward. The included quick start guide was very thorough and helpful. Clip the zip ties holding the print head and bed, remove some packing materials, and you’re off to the races. The machine prompts you through the setup process-bed leveling, input shaping, z height adjustment. Some have complained about having to manually set z height but again, at this price point you’ll be hard pressed to find a better printer. It takes a few minutes to get this done but it’s a simple process and a necessary one. Filament loading is a bit of a chore. Somewhere in China, there’s a group of engineers patting each other on the back for their clever filament holder design but that thing needs some rethinking. Sure, it’s out of the way. And it works. It’s just a pain to get to since it’s on the back. The included filament dry box (non heated) is a nice touch, but locating it on the posterior of the chonky machine wasn’t a nice touch. I’ll be relocating this soon. Loading the filament is easy once you find the PTFE tube running from the back into the printer, though. It’s a bit loud, all the time. My V400 is fairly silent unless it’s printing but this thing..it sounds like a B52 taxiing down the runway at all times. The noise doesn’t bother me, but it may bother some so take note. It’s not so loud as to require hearing protection it’s just noticeable. It’s fast. I printed the included benchy, which comes pre-sliced on the machine, and it’s probably the best benchy I’ve printed. I also printed the included fidget cube and a Battlestar Galactica Viper and both came out awesome with no visible flaws or defects. Later on I’m going to print some things that require support to see how that works. I used the included Qidislicer, which is based off Prusaslicer. Cura has been my default slicer but I’m familiar with Prusa/Orca slicers so Qidislicer is easy to use. There are some options Cura doesn’t have and it came with some profiles for PLA and ABS. Hopefully they have profiles for PETG and TPU as well. The machine also runs off their version of Klipper, which is quite simple to use and offers more tuneability than Marlin. I’ve had it less than a day so take that into account, but my first impressions are very good. It’s a solid, well built machine that gets things done quickly and makes them look good while doing it. I’m not overly fond of: the rear mounted filament holder or the rear mounted USB slot (I haven’t connected it to my network just yet) but those are not negatives in my book, just minor inconveniences. There are, so far at least, too many positives to enjoy so I’m not worried about filament mounting locations in the big scheme of things. Definitely worthy of 5 stars! I’ve had it a week now and while it does print very good-when it works-there are some issues which have kept me from using it. First, after printing overnight with ABS, I woke up to find the print stopped at 99%. The message on the display wasn’t clear but seemed to indicate the filament had ran out. It hadn’t. I stopped the print and the fan for the chamber heater kept running but was cycling up and down. Qidi support wanted a copy of the G code for the file id printed but didn’t address the fan issue. Strike one. Next, I switched back to PLA and walked away from the printer. Came back a few minutes later to a mess. The nozzle had apparently been dragging the bed which indicated there was an issue with z height. I releveled the bed and reset z height. Twice. Neither fixed it, setting z height would not save once completed. Contacted Qidi support again-the third time in less than a week-and was told to adjust the z “live”, meaning in the middle of a print, and it would save. This worked but did not explain what the problem was. Strike two. Today I woke up and turned on the printer and was greeted by an error message saying “MCU protocol error”, which apparently has to do with running an older version of mcu firmware. I’ve reached out to Qidi support but as of right now haven’t gotten a response, but I’m thoroughly put out with this thing. It worked great for 6 days then crapped the bed. I shouldn’t have to update firmware, I should just turn it on, hit print, and have it work like it’s supposed to. If this is the reliability I’ve gotten from a week, what’s it going to look like in 6 months or a year? Strike three. This printer was a birthday present to myself and it was a hard choice between it and a Bambu P1S. Now I know I made the wrong decision. As soon as I drop this off at my local UPS store to have it shipped back I’ll be heading to MicroCenter to pick up that Bambu, like I should have done in the first place. So long, Qidi. Update 6/14/24: Qidi customer service has been awesome and took care of the issue by sending a new emmc chip. The printer is printing beautifully, handles ABS with zero warping (using a glue stick just for good measure).
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Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2024 by MH205 MH205