3D printing support

China · since 2014

Qidi Tech printers

Enclosed and designed for technical materials

Enclosed machines with an actively heated chamber and 350 °C hotends: the affordable way to print ABS, ASA, PA-CF or PC without building a DIY chamber.

Recommended slicer

QIDI Studio (Bambu Studio-based) or OrcaSlicer

Ecosystem

Klipper, heated chamber and hardened nozzles

Downloadable PDF guide

Usage tips, an hour-based maintenance plan and starting temperatures for your Qidi Tech, in a PDF you can print and keep next to the machine.

Free, no sign-up. 2 pages.

Download the PDF guide

Models and links to their official manual

Each model with a quick spec sheet and a direct link to the brand's official documentation.

What they do well

  • Actively heated chamber: key for ABS, ASA and nylon
  • High-temperature hotend and hardened nozzle as standard
  • Klipper accessible via Fluidd

Where they give trouble

  • Ventilation: ABS and ASA emit particles; a filter or window exhaust is required
  • Proprietary firmware lags behind community Klipper
  • Large and heavy machines

Workshop tips for Qidi Tech

Nylon and CF require drying

PA and PA-CF absorb moisture in hours. Dry for 6–8 h at 70 °C and, if possible, print directly from the dryer.

Heated chamber

With ABS, set the chamber to 50–60 °C and turn off the part cooling fan except for bridges; warping disappears.

Official support and downloads

Problems we solve step by step

Is your Qidi Tech not giving you what you need?

Sometimes the part is more urgent than the learning curve. Send us the file and we'll print it with the right material and settings from our workshop in Viladecavalls.

Request a quote

Still not working?

Tell Marco which printer and material you use and he'll tell you what to change.

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