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Average print speed is 50 mm/s, you can go higher on a finely tuned UM.
The most hackable machine I would say it still is the UM1.
Yes it lacks a lot of things like the heated bed and so on, but you can acquire those for the same amount of money you would be paying for the difference between the two machines and you can have an hackable machine which could let you do considerable improvements like direct drive or swapping of the print head to a much lighter and printed one.
I still don't have a hot bed, but that's due the fact I'm not planning on printing in ABS anytime soon due the toxic smokes it releases.
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Average print speed is 50 mm/s, you can go higher on a finely tuned UM.
The most hackable machine I would say it still is the UM1.
Yes it lacks a lot of things like the heated bed and so on, but you can acquire those for the same amount of money you would be paying for the difference between the two machines and you can have an hackable machine which could let you do considerable improvements like direct drive or swapping of the print head to a much lighter and printed one.
I still don't have a hot bed, but that's due the fact I'm not planning on printing in ABS anytime soon due the toxic smokes it releases.
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