u/Moist_Animator_8589

Guys, I can't make up my mind—please help. I want to buy a new 3D printer with a tool-changing system (a minimum of 6 tools is a must) and a print area of ​​300x300 mm (though smaller is acceptable). I already own a Sovol SV08 Max and an Ender 3 (though I’m constantly modifying the latter, so let's not count it). This has raised a few questions for me: 1. Which tool-changing printer should I choose? 2. Is the cost justified? 3. Or should I go for a custom build—like a Voron 2.4—and modify it for tool changing? 4. What are your thoughts on this?

To give you a better idea of ​​the situation: I am an engineering student at an aviation institute—currently pursuing a master's degree—who loves modifying and upgrading machine tools and creating something new. I look forward to your comments and ideas.

Guys, I can't make up my mind—please help. I want to buy a new 3D printer with a tool-changing system (a minimum of 6 tools is a must) and a print area of ​​300x300 mm (though smaller is acceptable). I already own a Sovol SV08 Max and an Ender 3 (though I’m constantly modifying the latter, so let's not count it). This has raised a few questions for me: 1. Which tool-changing printer should I choose? 2. Is the cost justified? 3. Or should I go for a custom build—like a Voron 2.4—and modify it for tool changing? 4. What are your thoughts on this?

To give you a better idea of ​​the situation: I am an engineering student at an aviation institute—currently pursuing a master's degree—who loves modifying and upgrading machine tools and creating something new. I look forward to your comments and ideas.

Guys, I can't make up my mind—please help. I want to buy a new 3D printer with a tool-changing system (a minimum of 6 tools is a must) and a print area of ​​300x300 mm (though smaller is acceptable). I already own a Sovol SV08 Max and an Ender 3 (though I’m constantly modifying the latter, so let's not count it). This has raised a few questions for me: 1. Which tool-changing printer should I choose? 2. Is the cost justified? 3. Or should I go for a custom build—like a Voron 2.4—and modify it for tool changing? 4. What are your thoughts on this?

To give you a better idea of ​​the situation: I am an engineering student at an aviation institute—currently pursuing a master's degree—who loves modifying and upgrading machine tools and creating something new. I look forward to your comments and ideas.

guys who have Ender 3 NG, would you like me to make a module for the printer that allows you to make a Toolchanger out of it (for those who don't know, this is a system for changing printer heads right during baking) that I can print 4-5 materials (it depends on how many heads I can fit into the case)

Regardless of the activity on this or my other posts, I will continue working on this project, and perhaps in the future, I will release it to the public. However, active interest in the project could speed up its release.