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Monoprice Maker Ultimate 2 3D Printer [monoprice.com] $439 reg $549 NLA
Monoprice MP Delta Pro 3D Printer [monoprice.com], 32-bit ARM Processor, Auto Level, Silent Drive, Touchscreen, Fully Assembled $599.99 reg $1199.99
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MP10 Mini 200x200mm 3D Printer [monoprice.com]. Magnetic Heated Build Plate, Resume Printing Function, Assisted Leveling, and Touchscreen $239 reg $299 NLA
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Monoprice 3D Printer Sale [monoprice.com]
Monoprice Maker Ultimate 2 3D Printer [monoprice.com] $439 reg $549 NLA
Monoprice MP Delta Pro 3D Printer [monoprice.com], 32-bit ARM Processor, Auto Level, Silent Drive, Touchscreen, Fully Assembled $599.99 reg $1199.99
MP Cadet 3D Printer [monoprice.com] $199 reg $249 NLA
MP10 Mini 200x200mm 3D Printer [monoprice.com]. Magnetic Heated Build Plate, Resume Printing Function, Assisted Leveling, and Touchscreen $239 reg $299 NLA
MP10 300x300mm 3D Printer [monoprice.com], Magnetic Heated Build Plate, Resume Print Function, Assisted Leveling, and Touchscreen $319 reg $399 NLA
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Both have quality problems but in theory ender bowden extruder are worse than mono price. But enders have better community
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Everyone told me Ender 3, but that is a kit. You will have to spend 5 hours building it (seriously). And if you tighten something too tight, it will effect the print. The adventurer is ready to print. I wanted a Prusa but they had 8 week shipping times due to covid. Now I am leading towards a Ender 5 with BL touch for bed leveling (also it's 95% built from factory). Bed leveling is the most important thing when printing. I had to use 2 pieces of tape for wedges on the adventurer to get it completely level. The bed is flexible which also helps, and I also added a PEI sheet to it (and glue stick sometimes). You'll learn that stuff as you go. I knew nothing 3 months ago.
In the end, it's been a great first machine. Doesn't discourage you which can make you hate the hobby. Probably keep this for about a year and then upgrade. I bought it off amazon so i could return it if there was a problem.
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I play around with Fusion 360 and Blender, find things around your residence that may benefit from a 3d printed part or a hobby such as rc/drone for example. It could also be something really simple like a desk organizer for pens etc, there are sites (thingiverse.com) that have tons of random free stuff to print and get you started. But if you have the time to learn the basics of creating your own prints, I'd say that makes the purchase worth it.
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