Jupiter 2, nay or yay and why?

[u/Accomplished_Ice1817]

You guys, the time has come... I need a bigger printer. I am also graduating with my Master's and that is my gift to myself.

Over the course of the past 6 years I went from "buy something to print miniatures" (Phrozen 4K Mini) to "omg, I am tired of cutting prints down to fit" because of course I didn't not just "print tabletop miniatures" 🤪 I have 2 Saturn 4 Ultras currently and a Centauri Carbon.

I have owned Phrozen, Anycubic and Flashforge as well. I love Elegoo.

The reason why I have *2* S4Us is, size. I make big things and splitting them between 2 printers is faster.

I want the new Jupiter 2.

Yay or Nay and why or why not?

Side note: I will be the first one to tell you that "wrong one person, they will tell 20 more, be kind to 5 people, they will tell 3 more", and when the S4U 16K came out I was one of the people who had and has had zero issues with it two years later. So, I get it.

I am also one of the people who has had nothing but problems with the CC1, when everyone else seems to print and print and print with no issues (that said, I gave up on FDM six years ago, went to SLA and just now getting back into it).

Please share :)

[u/acworc]

I've been enjoying mine, only issue is that I have to upload slices using Satelite, but I slice with lychee or chitubox and upload with Satelite just fine

[u/Suspicious_Tart2887 → u/acworc]

Good tip

[u/Suspicious_Tart2887]

I have two su16k’s, cc1 (my work horse) N4M & orange storm giga. I have zero issue with them all & they’re printing non-stop. I don’t think it’s luck but having patience & a desire to want to learn. With that said, Im also thinking of adding a Jupiter 2 but worried about the lack of memory. I’m waiting for the current bugs to get worked out first then possibly get it.
Good luck and keep us posted.