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QiDi Plus4

Picking up where the Bambu left off, Denise Bertacchi finds a practical if unexciting machine.

Log is famous for rolling over your neighbour’s dog, but also check out that fine detail!

SPECS

Vol: 305 x 305 x 280mm

Type: PLA/PETG/TPU/ABS (up to 370°C)

Extruder: Direct drive 

Nozzle: 0.4mm (dual-metal high flow)

Plate: Double-sided PEI flex plate, heated 

Levelling: Automatic 

Extras: Runout sensor, 1080p camera, active heater, additional multicolour box 

Comms: LAN, Wi-Fi, USB flash drive 

Control: 5-inch 800x480 colour touchscreen 

Size: 505 x 487 x 550mm, 27kg

If you’re into practical printing and crave more build volume than the Bambu Lab X1 Carbon can provide, the QiDi Plus4 might be just what the doctor ordered. With its 305 x 305 x 280mm build area and toasty heated chamber, the Plus4 can knock out incredible prints in technical filaments like ABS, ASA or nylon, while also doing a nice job with PLA and TPU – if you don’t mind popping the lid off.

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