$699 QiDi X-PLUS 3: BambuLab X1 P1P challenger? fully enclosed, actively heated chamber, 350C nozzle
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00:00 Intro & feature walkthrough
02:38 Setup
04:31 Fast 3D benchy printing compared with BambuLab P1P
08:43 More PLA test prints
11:15 PETG, ABS & TPU test prints
13:39 ABS glass fiber, Nylon carbon fiber test prints
14:24 Pros and Cons
20:03 Bloopers
Welcome back to Aurora Tech Channel. Today, I will be reviewing the QiDi X PLUS 3 printer, another fast printer that runs Klipper firmware. However, unlike those Klipper bed slingers, this X PLUS 3 is a CoreXY, fully enclosed machine, making it seem to be a real challenger for the BambuLab P1P and the X1 Carbon.
Let’s take a look at the hardware specs. It’s a CoreXY machine with a build volume of 280x280x270. It’s not only fully enclosed, but it also has an actively heated chamber that allows you to keep the ambient temperature up to 65C, the enclosure also comes with LEDs.
The stock machine comes with 2 sets of hotends: one regular hotend with a copper alloy nozzle that allows for the printing of regular filament like PLA, PETG, ABS, TPU, and one hotend with a hardened steel nozzle for printing Carbon fiber and other abrasive filaments. They are both high flow rate hotends that can reach up to 35mm/s³, and the maximum nozzle temperature can go up to 350C. The extruder is also a new design that uses a 9.5 to 1 gear ratio. For the cooling system, besides the hotend part cooling fan, it also has an auxiliary cooling fan installed on the right side of the machine.
The maximum acceleration is 20,000mm/s². It runs Klipper firmware using a 64-bit processor similar to the BigTreeTech CB1 or the Creality Sonic Pad. It uses TMC2209 with sensorless homing on the X and Y axis and uses an optical limit switch on the Z-axis. The Z-axis is supported by a dual Z-axis lead screw. For the motion system, the Y and Z axis are using linear rods, and the X-axis is using carbon rods. It comes with an inductive sensor for auto bed leveling, and the print surface is a double-sided PEI textured spring steel sheet. Other than the standard filament holder, it also comes with an airtight filament box that you can put a pack of desiccant inside.
The screen is a 5” touch screen. It supports WiFi and Ethernet network printing, and it has 2 power supplies that provide a combined power of 800W. It has a pretty nice appearance, and it has the same style as other QiDi printers. Despite the design of the motion system, the auxiliary fan and the hotend designs appear very similar to the BambuLab machines. Overall, the hardware specs seem pretty strong, and the machine is aggressively priced at $799. I would like to thank QiDi for sending me this machine to review, and with that, let’s get started.
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This is why I no longer do reviews, all people need to do is watch your channel and they get all the unbiased info they could ever need. you are doing an amazing job and i'm a big fan :)
So better than P1P ?
I'm a big fan too. Such a big amount of detail and in deep testing.
Hey 3D Maker Noob!!!.........I wondered what happen to you, Glad to know you still rock and roll!!!.........Take Care!!!
Dang you are the guy that got me started with printing lol. That's awesome you watch Aurora!
You know, the scientific method is valid because it can be reproduced! Nothing wrong in doing videos that confirms other reviews, I’d watch that! I would be forking 1100€ or something, so the more sure I am the better 😅
This is THE BEST 3D printer review channel. Thanks for providing another fantastic review! I might have to try out a Qidi next to my Bambu P1P and Vorons now!!
Buy it before end of May when the price goes up to X1 (and Prusa) level...
@@Trust_me_I_am_an_Engineer Yes! I saw that. I am eyeing up the larger 325 x 325 x 325 Qidi. Pretty impressive for $1099!!
I have had my X-Plus 3 for six weeks now, after giving away my older X Plus. I'm now wishing I had kept the older model. Issues with my X-Plus 3 are numerous, reliability and print quality being the top issues. Also, after homing the system and I jog the table to the top, the "ZERO" position is actually about 1.5mm from the nozzle tip. Sometimes, when I jog it to the top, the Z axis will shut off when it's within 10mm, which results in the table drifting to the bottom. Other issues, NO fail-safe sensors to stop a inaccurately homed table from crashing into the nozzle or into the frame at the bottom. To top it off, there is virtually no documentation beyond a very basic quick start guide. Finally, the older X Plus made noticeably better parts.
If all you are going to make are low resolution parts (over .2mm per layer) then you might be okay with this machine. I have YET to make a .16mm layer part that isn't a huge FAIL! And this is from PLA. I'm not even going to try it with ABS or something else. IMO, the firmware on this machine needs work. When selecting parts to make from their thumb drive, the user interface NEVER displays the part on the first try. I have to make multiple tries (as in over 5 tries) before the user interface will display the part.
Update: I HATE this piece of crap! My two year old X Plus was slower but at least it WORKED. I loaded their new firmware (per their suggestion), and it now causes the extruder assy to crash into the finished part, with the last crash resulting in the extruder cover being knocked off. There are only two possibilities, either their firmware is crap or their slicer is crap.
This system is beta at best and should have never been released for sale.
Holy, this channel is absolute gold, you're doing a great job staying current, and i love that you're focused on the product, no filler, and no unnecessary commentary.
We are so happy to have your reviews to keep up to date. Thank you.
I am impressed with the info and professional videos you make. The bloopers are awesome. I took the leap and ordered the Bambulabs X1 carbon. I should get it Friday, with AMS. Keep the signal going strong, thank you again😎🤣
the x1c+ams really is an awesome setup
I've binge watched many of your reviews and they are solid information and great pro/cons. I also really enjoyed the outtakes at the end, something you and your brother should consider as a regular bit.
I definitely enjoyed the outtakes at the end :) Good to see you smile a little more and show some of your personality
I really appreciate your in-depth reviews. Thank you.
Great video as always. Love the bloopers, especially that last giggle 🥰
Fantastic review. I've pre-ordered a X-PLUS 3 for UK delivery and this will be my third QIDI printer. You forgot to add in the Pros & Cons that QIDI Customer Service is legendary. Whenever I've contacted them their service and support has been outstanding.
Bambu lab has influenced allot of companies. I feel like this is gonna start another better ender3 race.
It’s a new race to the bottom but now it’s for core xy systems with klipper out of the box. What a huge jump :D. The fact that things like this . The flsun v400, bamboo labs etc I can’t wait to see an insanely cheap klipper cube printer
I very much hope so. We needed that industry push. Feels like when Apple released the 1st iPhone.
Yes , companies really need to be influenced to make enclosed corexy printer, never seen before
Nah man, it's a ripoff of the 3d systems Cube 3d.
@@brokencreationlordmegatrol3037 "Insanely cheap". Price was off in this review. The price quoted is promotional if you look a 2:26. It's actually 1100 USD MSRP.
Thanks aurora tech for another unbiased and awesome review. Keep up the good work. Anxious to see how you like the k1!
As always your channel is outstanding with plenty of information and I love the bloopers at the end. Thank you.
OMG I'm a X-Plus user here and when you said 'auto leveling' I was like I'm buying it NOW! :)
I’d love to see a side by side between this and the X1 Carbon and maybe even the Creality K1 Series. Bambu Labs set the bar and so many companies have been really aggressive competing
So glad to see bambu flipped the entire industry and now all these other guys are stepping up there game
Great job, you two. I always checkout your new 3D printer videos whenever you post.
The closed caption community agrees, you used "a shitty pla" to print a calibration cube. Thank you 😂
Review was very helpful, packed with information. Thank you! QiDi X-Plus and Ender 5 S1 have been printers I've been looking into.
loved the bloopers!
Interesting, I love my Qidi X-Plus. I added a chamber heater to that and a glass bed when I want it. It has proven to be very reliable, producing good quality prints in a variety of materials.
Really? You added a heated chamber? Bro tell me what is the max temperature of your heated chamber that you added and how did you do it pls tell me i want to try it i am expert at electronics so i can try it
I ordered this machine last week. Cant wait for it to arrive.
Great review! Keep them coming. Love the suggestion at the end of being able to link older QiDi machines to the new board via unused USB. I have an X Plus original and would make use of that.
You're a smart kiddo and the information is fantastic, keep up the good work
I don’t even have a 3D printer but your reviews are helping me a lot decide on a decision thank you so much I still don’t know which one I want.
Interesting printer.
Great video as always.
Good points.
Thanks for sharing your expirence with all of us 👍 😀
To the point but at the same time to the detail. No word is wasted in your presentation. Awesome. If there was an EVA voice. I would use yours.
Excellent review!! Mine will be delivered April 12!! Not sure where I’m going to put it since I have the QIDI X-CF Pro and another printer as well, but I will figure it out! 😊
As I trust your reviews completely for the honesty and thoroughness you employ, a vender must have confidence in the model they send to you for review. QiDi must feel the X-Plus-3 is going to pass your testing; from what you presented, it did. I can't recall you using superlatives so often; I, too, for the cost vs. features am amazed. I would love to support your work yet I don't know how to do that. Please let me know how as you saved me so much time and money; and now I get some laughs with your bloopers!
I noticed that the bed leveling data showed about a 2 mm out of level across the X axis; perhaps the z axis lead screws could be 'adjusted' to reduce that amount even with the correction algorithm applied. Comments?
Honest review, thanks. Based on this review, pros and cons are obvious. Thanks again for honest footage
Yes!! Thank you for this review!!
The bloopers were Great!!!!!
Yet another great review, thank you. Loved the outtakes at the end! You (and your brother) should definitely include a few from now on.
The one question I have that wasn't addressed: can you use Cura, Prusaslicer, Superslicer, etc. instead of Qidi's version of Cura? I'd assume you can, but too many manufacturers are starting to go proprietary, so confirmation would be nice.
Great review as always.
Great review as usual. I would have liked to see a comparison of the noise level as well.
Great video as always Enjoy your outakes .Is it cold their ?
I bought this printer blind having reviewed their older ones. I think it’s a good printer for beginners. Can’t wait till mine turns up.
It would be great if you share your thoughts after using it.
Thanks for the Video. Verry helpfull.
Thank you Aurora. Will you build Vz-bot AWD and show us comparison?
An interesting printer, and a excellent review!
Are you planning to get a MK4? Would love a direct competition between a MK4 and X1C!
Great review as always, any plans to test the SV06 plus?
Girl i am blown away by the quality and substance of your reviews and i have seen a lot superficial reviews out there ,well done and congratulations to you and your brother ,dont change, two questions if you please , 1) would you recommend this qidi over bambu labs p1p or the upcoming creality k1? and 2) what would be your recommendation for a 3d printer under 300 euros?
Excellent review.
Great review!
Your reviews are the best on this Plattform. You started strong and got stronger and stronger and better and better. Your awesome. Thank you for your work and effort! Anyway the hotend solutions on the Bambu and the Qidi are still not satisfying and seem strangely outdated. The best solution so far is the still the 3dgence one (Which is probably 10 years old, but still an awesome printer) and some of the flashforge printers. Changing the hotend should be a matter of seconds and not of screws. In addition a modern Printer should have closed loop steppers. I hope the next generation will adress both issues. Thank you again
Remains to be seen what Bambu Lab comes out with next. With all the competition they're getting, they must come out with something unbelievable (again) to shock the system and further alter what is viewed as good value. Dual extruder (and an evolution of the AMS) and heated chamber, with bigger bed and possibly even doing something like a super fast conveyer bed printer would be a way they could once again stand out.
Imagine a Bambu printer with idex
I can see them adding bigger, but I hope they keep and support the X1C and P1P for a few years. If they iterate and drop off older models too fast, people will get peeved over the lack of support for a 2-3 year old printer.
Bambu with idx and a conveyor belt
These reviews are honestly incredible. Only the facts, and design advice for the manufacturer. Would you recommend this over a K1 Max?
Yeah, this over K1 Max.
Great review!
I miss info on how to maintain the motion system. Are they gonna offer kits to replace parts or is it the "send the whole printer back for repairs" approach we've seen with Bambu Lab.
The latter is a No-Go imo since you can't rely on a maintenance process that happens over 100 miles aeay from where you are.
I always have the feeling I should have waited when I buy a new printer.
Not so much here but on some other features that could be implemented rather easily.
Just got the v400 and I feel like I am missing out ok load cell leveling of the Prusa MK4. Also hotswapable hotends would be a neat feature.
It's not so much about the printer itself (would not trade it for the slow Mk4) but about the missed potential.
I just purchased the X Plus for $649 with free shipping and it arrived in 3 days. I'm basically a complete noob in the 3D area with an FLSUN SR being my first printer....and it's only 2 months old;-) The prints on the X Plus are usually much better than the prints coming off of the SR...but both are very good. The included Qidi PLA Rapido is very nice to print with. It is certainly better than the Amazon or Sunlu filaments, but not by much. I think the inexpensive filament will be fine for most jobs that I attempt. As for warping and bed temps, I noticed that the SR bed is off by about 8 degrees from what it says it is (using a digital temp gun). The Qidi bed is only off a degree or two. Both beds are much cooler near the edges, so glue may be necessary for those larger prints. Although I've been unsuccessful in loading the X Plus in Cura or Orca slicer for wireless printing, the included Qidi slicer works well and I really like this function. Not smart enough yet to figure out Fluid or Mainsail.....someday. Thank you for your videos and excellent reviews. You've been a big help to me!
Tha ks for the review, I am waiting for Creality K1, but...maybe I still get the P1P at the end.
k1 is going be 100 bucks cheaper than p1p and k1 max will be 100 bucks cheaper than x1
Thank you for the great review! Being new, and I mean new car smell new, to 3D printing I took a leap of faith purchasing this unit as my first printer. Your review made me feel a whole lot better about my choice. So thank you! One question: when you printed with ABS, were the fumes well contained? This one has no carbon filter. Again, thank you!
Good morning! After a few weeks, what happens to your printer's VOCs and fine particles? They don't disappear... Qidi has a filter or not? Where are these things going?
Hello again,
I'm so glad you got the chance to review the Qidi X-Plus 3. I placed an order a few days ago, blindly, and seen only 2 reviews-including yours. I have an i-mate s which I love btw. Your amazing review makes me feel like I made a great choice. I also noticed the cutter on the print head and hope we do get a color change system one day.
Question- when you printed PLA, did you switch to the copper nozzle or print with the high temp one?
Another question, the aux cooling fan, is it stationary or does it move with the print bed?
Thank you again for you review as I always look forward to when you post a new one!
-Pauly B
I don't believe she printed with any abrasive filaments for the video so my guess is she didn't use the hardened nozzle other than to show the process of the nozzle swap. (Both nozzles are high temp apparently)
The fan looks fixed on the side of the case. The hotend assembly is a set height on CoreXY though.
Thanks for the info. So far it’s been printing PLA and PETG good. ABS is new for me so I’m learning and the support from QiDi has been Amazing!!!! They have sent me so many new and free parts for just in case I might need them for the future.
Good thing they waited this long for Stratasis patents on heated build chambers to expire before attempted this. Now to see how the incumbent will react.
Wow, seeing some good 3d printers coming out lately. High speed(klipper/ input shaping/ bmbu labs), new index tech(j1), tool changer(xl). I hope the XL tool changer works well, haven't seen anyone with multi tool XL yet.
prusa said they wont ship multitool till may, they are still developing it.
I think the best route to go is get a p1p, buy the aux fan, hardened steel nozzle and gears, and there's even this high-flow nozzle you can get to make the bambu lab printers print faster and better quality at higher speeds. Also you can print the enclosure for the p1p. That seems to be the best route to take right now imo but I'm sure in a month or 2 there will be something better.
Looking forward to your review of the Creality K1 if you can get one. Thanks!
Great review again :) Btw what are you doing with all these printed parts, i hope not dump them into bin :D
Bravo for saying their name correctly
Great video, this machine sounds really interesting.
Do you know if QIDI plans on releasing an add-on for multi-material, like the AMS or MMU?
It’s only an assumption that it’s a possibility because it has the same filament cutter as the bambu lab
Great video! What is the noise level? Thanks.
Excellent review - thank you. I have been having a mechanical issue with my X1CC that creates oval holes on all z faces and have not been able to get Bambu support to resolve it. I'm seriously considering purchasing the X-Plus 3 and selling my X1CC. Your review was extremely helpful as I weigh that decision.
Nice machine. I’d think about buying it. Did you manage to catch your escaped words at the end? 😆👍
Would love to see a side-by-side with the X-CF Pro.
Is it possible to run stock klipper or modify the screen interface?
Can you add pressure advance manually like a stock Klipper printer?
Can you compare this to the X-Max 3 and bambu x1 carbon for quality of prints, material handling and easy of use?
7:12 that's a real nice lookin benchy tho
It's $799 until 30th May IF you have a local warehouse, if not it's $999
Did you need to re-adjust the z axis offset between different filaments? You can see on your purge lines on each print, some are squished ribbon and some are lifting from the bed.
I received this machine a while ago, and the firmware was not updated. Initially, it was using the optical limit switch at the bottom for Z homing, which was a bad idea. As a result, I had to adjust the Z offset occasionally. However, after updating to the latest firmware that uses the inductive sensor for Z homing, I no longer need to make any adjustments.
Hi Aurora, I was thinking about getting the x-max, now I'm undecided with this new x-plus3, I like the sturdy structure of the x-max but I don't know if the latest products have the double-gear extrusion, of the x-plus3 I'm afraid the reliability linked to speed and accelerations, furthermore, in addition to the doubts about the carbon guides, the diameters of those of the z and y axes are not known. What do you advise? Thank you
I would definitely be interested to know if they included sensors for input shaping and what not. Great video as always!
@3:50 literally says right there in the video.
@@TMS5100 thank you so much. I completely missed it.
Please review the QIDI X-MAX 3 and compare it to the Bambu X1-C. I am trying to decide which one I want between the two.
Didn't see much about materials or build quality? The Bambu X1 has that steel frame, metal panels and a generally solid and hefty build. The interior of shots of Qidi's look like a lot of injection-moulded plastic panels and parts. The Bambu gives an impression of premium quality, this gives the impression of a budget copy.
Sure, it's cheaper but you lose the really cool features (Lidar, Camera, and all the idiot-proofing error detection features) in exchange for a chamber heater. I think I'd rather pay the extra $400 to get the added features and the general build quality improvements.
More importantly, however, neither is actually a must-buy anymore. The X1 was amazingly alluring when first launched and stood head and shoulders above the competition. But in less than a year we've seen multiple other manufacturers leveraging these ideas to compete, and all the machines released (or releasing) have ended up looking like 1st gen, early-adopter models. At this point I need to wait another year to see where they take this next.
I want someone to combine all these cool features (lightweight hotends, carbon rods, lidar sensors, error detetction, multi-material) with dual extruders. The purge/prime wastage is the biggest flaw in the Bambu. Fix that and you'll be onto a winner.
Are the carbon rods replacable unlike on the bambu where you can toss the printer if they die?
Would you recommend this one or the P1P for a first time 3d printer purchase? This seems to be more bang for the buck.
Could you possibly review the new iteration of this printer since it had a re-release.
Can you try and get the new kingroon KP3S pro v2 pro with klipper just announced for test. Really interested in it.
But can it actually stand up to the advertising print speed of 600mm/s? I saw you were printing about 220mm/s which is quite impressive. How would you compare this printer or the Qidi tech x-max 3 priced at $1,099 to let's say Voron 2.4re or Troodon 2.4?We would love a Troodon 2.0 review and see if it can even come close to the boasted 500mm/s print speeds!
I ordered this printer after yours review and was waiting to shipping in last week of april from EU warehouse.
Today after ask about my order i get answer:
"Because some users reported that there are some problems with X-Plus 3, we decided to stop selling this machine. At present, there is no specific notification of the re-launch and delivery time."
Sadly canceled my order :(
i hope you can review QIDI X-MAX 3
I love your that your content is very thorough and the fact that you test across the board on competing printers. This model has a very similar construction (albeit smaller) to the X-Max. There's another reviewer that Experienced 'movement' in the Z axis Via Heat Expansion of .5mm after the initial probing and during the printing process. Is this something you can look into? Or noticed through your usage with the heated chamber?
I've switched to using an inductive sensor for Z homing, which provides better accuracy for the first layer. To do this, you can edit the printer.cfg file in Klipper. By default, the machine uses the Z-limit switch at the bottom and travels all the way down and back up for homing, which is not ideal. However, this is a simple fix and shouldn't have anything to do with the heated chamber.
@@AuroraTech That great to know! I'll try to get an inductive sensor as well for the X-max I have preordered. But I believe this issue had more to do with the z-axis screws being mounted to the thin base panel of the chamber, without a solid anchor to the framework. So naturally as the chamber heated up the plastic panel "lifted" the z-axis and the build platform .5mm mid-print. Are you able to place a dial indicator on the build plate and heat the chamber just to see if it moves?
Big fan from Iraq!
Im the first big iraqi fan here in this channel if you don't know 😊😆
Will you put the X1C againt the X-Max 3 please?
Oh man, I want a P1P but maybe I should wait for more clones to come out and put pressure on Bambulab
I would try the Qidi the support from Bambu is shocking..
@@paulbradley6271 Do you have experience with Qidi's support? I'm seriously debating cancelling my MK4 preorder upgrade kit for this.
Very interesting, I do like the fact that it uses klipper over a completely custom option. That should allow you to use other hotends and be less at the mercy of the company. I really like the fact that it includes the dry box and the second hotend stock athough as you said it would be nice if it had the fan to make it a lot faster to swap. Does it use standard V6 nozzles or use a volcano or a MK10 like the old version did or is it a single piece that all needs to be replaced, I couldn't really tell and they had no replacement parts available yet.
Assuming as looking at the website doesn't give the info, it comes with a 7mm wrench which would line up with V6. Standard or volcano length is still in the air.
@@ScuffedEngineer The difference is that the MK10 nozzles they use for the other printers still use a 7mm wrench but are different threads than the standard V6 nozzles. The MK10 nozzle are really uncommon common so you can't get things like a volcano or CHT nozzle in them.
That said I honestly don't think a MK10 nozzle would even work with that kind of flow rate so I doubt that is what it uses.
It uses a nozzle that is a hair shorter than the volcano. Same threads and style though.
The sealed filament box must fit on the filament holding rod… right? Please say I am right!
Can i ask what is the best 3d printer for printing a Detailed TPU, Thank you
I'm planning to start producing fairly large ASA parts later this year. These Qidi machines are really tempting. I was eying off the ifast, but it's so expensive. I don't need a 5k commercial machine, but likely need more heat than you get in an X1C etc. Hopefully they release something with dual extruders and this new speed tech at a more approachable price soon. If bambu added active heating, that would be a deal breaker. I am quite interested in the prusa xl, but it's not even enclosed.
I bought one, it couldn't print ABS or ASA without clogging. if you only want to print PLA and don't need a heated chamber it's not bad, but if you want to do something serious with it, buy something else. I bought one. It was fully refunded.
@@GreybushGamer And mine prints ABS/ASA/flexibles/and other high end filaments with zero problems. And the chamber temp get's up to 55c which works fine. Only 1 clog in 6 months. I guess mine was from the first batch maybe the QC has dropped as the orders piled in.
@@Kman31ca really? you run 55 degree chamber temps? have you modded your machine at all?
@@GreybushGamer No, that's what the temp gets too in my X1C when all closed up printing abs etc. And it's around 30c with the lid off printing PLA.
@@Kman31ca we're not talking about the X1C, we're talking about the Qidi X-Plus 3. The X1C prints great. the X-Plus 3 will overheat with a chamber temp of 40C and shutdown the MCU in stock form. The MCU cooling is insufficient in stock form and the chamber heater WILL cause it to turn off... among other problems. Also, stock firmware won't let you set the active heater to 55 degrees, that's why I was asking. The X-Plus 3 is hot garbage when it comes to ABS/ASA/high-temp. Even modded, with a chamber heater at 50C, my hotend would clog endlessly. Go watch the clough42 review of the machine. It's not worth the money.
What is the fastest you have done a print to where The print Quality is almost perfect? Just asking it seems the faster your print it the more print quality is sacraficed
Hi, is it possible for you to measure the height of the print with/without the top cover please?
Is this for the first X-Plus 3 or the new revised version?
How is the noise of this? Louder than bamboo? Can You measure?
I really hope that the iFast will also recieve a face lift in this direction.
What is the thickness of print bed and linear guides?
of that's a first, never seen a sample spool of ABS with a printer, let alone glass fiber
Still looking this one or the P1P for first machine
Good morning! After a few weeks, what happens with VOCs and fine particles? They don't disappear... Qidi has a filter or not? Where are these things going? Should we put a closed enclosure over... this closed printer!?
Seems like a great competitor to the X1 at a better price. I need multi-material for my business though, so I will have to stick with Bambu till QiDi comes out with their own mutli-material solution.
ERCF or trad rack work with klipper.
Do you know if you can use with simplify 3d?