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Creality CR-10 3D Printer $319.99 with coupon - Lowest I've ever seen it!
This is the lowest price i've ever seen for the CR-10. I own a few of these and they are absolutely amazing to print with.
The CR-10 is onsale for $359.99 but with coupon code THEGBCR10 it will drop it down to $319.99
The code only currently works on the US Plug option.
This is their Black Friday special price but it looks like the code works early!
https://www.urlhasbeenblocked.co
The CR-10 S is also onsale for $445.75 with coupon 1111GBCR10S - this is the upgraded version of the regular CR-10. Same build volume just includes some additional features - dual z rod, filament runout sensor, power failure print resume.
https://www.urlhasbeenblocked.co
The CR-10 is onsale for $359.99 but with coupon code THEGBCR10 it will drop it down to $319.99
The code only currently works on the US Plug option.
This is their Black Friday special price but it looks like the code works early!
https://www.urlhasbeenblocked.co
The CR-10 S is also onsale for $445.75 with coupon 1111GBCR10S - this is the upgraded version of the regular CR-10. Same build volume just includes some additional features - dual z rod, filament runout sensor, power failure print resume.
https://www.urlhasbeenblocked.co
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The advantages of the 'S' over the vanilla CR-10 are somewhat arguable, more quality of life stuff than things that will provide an immediately noticeable benefit, however, it should come with a bootloader pre-installed, which makes upgrades like auto bed-leveling a lot easier to achieve, without some 300-level fiddling (you otherwise need jumper wires and an Arduino to flash the bootloader onto the stock CR-10, and it requires opening the control box).
For a first printer, the Prusa i3 mk3 is probably the better way to go, and it will save you considerable headaches right off the bat, albeit at a cost of ~$440 more.
If you already have a 3d printer, or have the time to learn how to use one, the CR-10 is impossible to beat at the price, comes with premium features normally found on much, much pricier machines, and apart from the notoriously warped aluminum print beds / factory glass build surface, more or less a no-brainer to assemble. The way they bundled the cords to use a single connector at the control box is particularly nice.
Just purchased mine a few months back, and have reasonably good knowledge of pricing for it since release—apart from a guffaw with Wish, where someone didn't setup a promo code properly, and folks were getting these machines (and even the 400 x 400 x 400 and 500 x 500 x 500 mm CR-10 S4 and CR-10 S5 printers for ~70% off—something I'm still angry for missing), this matches the lowest I've seen the vanilla CR-10.
Good machine, just expect to spend a couple hundred $ is man-hours if it's your first printer, and also for urlhasbeenblocked to take their sweet time in shipping it out. Mine took about three weeks.
The advantages of the 'S' over the vanilla CR-10 are somewhat arguable, more quality of life stuff than things that will provide an immediately noticeable benefit, however, it should come with a bootloader pre-installed, which makes upgrades like auto bed-leveling a lot easier to achieve, without some 300-level fiddling (you otherwise need jumper wires and an Arduino to flash the bootloader onto the stock CR-10, and it requires opening the control box).
For a first printer, the Prusa i3 mk3 is probably the better way to go, and it will save you considerable headaches right off the bat, albeit at a cost of ~$440 more.
If you already have a 3d printer, or have the time to learn how to use one, the CR-10 is impossible to beat at the price, comes with premium features normally found on much, much pricier machines, and apart from the notoriously warped aluminum print beds / factory glass build surface, more or less a no-brainer to assemble. The way they bundled the cords to use a single connector at the control box is particularly nice.
Just purchased mine a few months back, and have reasonably good knowledge of pricing for it since release—apart from a guffaw with Wish, where someone didn't setup a promo code properly, and folks were getting these machines (and even the 400 x 400 x 400 and 500 x 500 x 500 mm CR-10 S4 and CR-10 S5 printers for ~70% off—something I'm still angry for missing), this matches the lowest I've seen the vanilla CR-10.
Good machine, just expect to spend a couple hundred $ is man-hours if it's your first printer, and also for urlhasbeenblocked to take their sweet time in shipping it out. Mine took about three weeks.
Tevo Tornado > CR-10
One aspect that I love about the CR-10 is the huge community for Support
One aspect that I love about the CR-10 is the huge community for Support
True, but they're almost identical. Tornado is like an upgraded CR-10.
Oh and these b@$^!@&^%& I just got one with the 11/11 code and this is $20 cheaper!
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Any other decent deals for one of these around?
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$460 is lowest I've found right now. All coupon codes are expired.
$460 is lowest I've found right now. All coupon codes are expired.