Is 300mm the cap for Trident LDO kits? (I need help finding LDO 350mm)

[Kajuta]

Greetings!
Im committing to building a Voron Triden and Id really like it to be something sourced from a US warehouse so I can avoid international logistics.
Sorry Siboor, your 350 is a really nice looking kit!

Since 350 plate is just something I'm stuck on, its been trouble finding many options out there.
I would like to consider LDO as an alternative, but all I see are 300mm kits.
Are there any sites out there that offer LDO kits in a 350mm package or is that not something that exists?

 

[Kajuta]

Been asking around the internet and seems like 300 it is for LDO. Such a bummer.

 

[claudermilk]

Yes, as far as I know 300 is it for LDO. The question to ask yourself is: why 350? Is there a project you need to print that requires a 350 bed?

TBH, I have been perfectly happy with my 250 Trident. I think I've run across maybe two or three parts since I built it that needed cutting up to fit on the bed. Of course, I'm not printing cosplay pieces or the like.

 

[Kajuta]

I have a P1s and its taken me 3 weeks just to barely put a dent in my hobby station re-model. Im about 2/3 with the first 3 foot section and still have another 9 feet to go for a wraparound workstation. Next is my garage, my office then my wife has her print list for her office bathrooms and other misc rooms in the house. Kitchen/laundry. Then we get to go outside and work on functional changes to the yard and garden. Bins, hydroponic grow stations, planters, light fixtures you name it...shucks I would like to do a Nintendo theme mailbox out front.

My Bambu P1S plate limits me on drawer and cabinet options and 90% of the time only printing one at a time for anything medium or larger. 300 would be better and 350 is going to open up larger things like adding some cool display items like large figurines to the basement lounge. A scale sized Mario and sonic would be freaking awesome!

I have plenty room to put a large format printer in the house, I know the heating of the chamber and bed will delay getting the print started on ABS and ASA for when I start to do outdoor, but if I get a print going that's going to take all day and night anyways...the extra time pre-heating is insignificant to me. If I have to put the thing in a heated grow tent or some other insulated chamber then Im willing. Ill have smaller sized machines eventually for the misc average prints. When the tech improves one day I can see myself going even larger. For now 300 on my next machine is a consolation price, I would rather aim for 350 if possible. Siboor or Formbot looking more and more like the one I will pick.