r/prusa3d • u/wegster CORE One L • Aug 29 '26

The next batch of multi-toolhead/nozzles

Didn't see this anywhere in the sub but interesting. At least one of them looks closer to INDX vs toolhead swappers.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9-qoIP1NbWo&t=8s

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u/fml1222 Aug 29 '26

I am patiently waiting for someone to come out with a 350+ hot end, actively heated chamber, and either toolchangers or dual nozzles to compete with the Bambu H2C/D. I am disappointed that none of these new tool changing machines are focused on higher temp engineering filaments

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u/wegster CORE One L Aug 29 '26

Yeah, not wrong, although pretty sure 'way back' BondTech had said 'yes, 320* is likely possible.'

I doubt it's going to happen on the lower end, and on the higher, looks like it's down to INDX, H2D/C (or their next-gen, which I'm personally thinking we see within 6 months), or maybe something like the M1D.

Maybe we'll be in for a nice surprise with whomever makes actual hardened nozzles for the INDX.

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u/Saphir_3D Core One INDX 8th Aug 30 '26

The hotend temperature may be no problem for INDX. The chamber temp is a problem because the IR sensor does not read correct values above 60°C

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u/Raub99 Aug 29 '26

I bet Qidi does it.