SainSmart has
SainSmart x Creality Ender-3 3D Printer (101-91-311US ) on sale for
$155 - Extra $20 Off $100+ w/ discount code
EF15Y2BT0RDS (
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= $135.
Shipping is free.
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Note, must apply the listed discount code in cart to receive discount
Specs:
- Modeling Technology: FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling）
- Printing Accuracy: ±0.1 mm
- Maximum Print Size: 220 x 220 x 250 mm (8.7 x 8.7 x 9.8")
- Nozzle Diameter: 0.4 mm
- Layer Thickness: 0.1 to 0.4 mm
- Nozzle Speed: 180 mm/s
- Compatible Filaments: 1.75 mm PLA, TPU, ABS, PETG
- Operating Systems: Windows, Linux, MacOS
- Layer Thickness: 0.1-0.4mm
- Compatible Software: Pro/E, Solidworks, Siemens UX, 3DS Max, Rhinoceros 3D
- Compatible Formats: .stl, .obj, .mpt, .mpf, .nc
- Ambient Temperature: 5 to 40° C (41 to 104° F)
- Nozzle Temperature: 255° C (491° F)
- Heated Bed Temperature: 110° C (230° F)
- Connectivity: USB 2.0 connection, SD Flash
- Power Source: AC 100-265V 50-60Hz
- Overall Size: 440 x 410 x 465 mm (17.3 x 16.1 x 18.3")
- Auto Resume Print:Yes
- Spool Holder: Yes
- Hot End: MK10
- 1 Year Manufacturer's Warranty
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Please reply even though you factually did not know this. I seriously want to know why you are on a deal forum to not save people money.
P.S. Im an Ender 3 V2 user, but I don't adhere to company loyalty so I will state the truth and not base my replies off, "feelings".
EDIT: P.S.... Sainsmart Amazon is a B on FakeSpot and the link I posted is an A.
Honestly I'd have to question the quality of every component, just because they are "cloned" does not mean they are of comparable quality. Could be great though...could be crap. Searching "Voxelab" the most reviews I can find on Amazon is 200 which is rather low. Again, not saying I know anything about the quality but this NON-clone SainSmart has a higher rating and more reviews:
https://www.amazon.com/SainSmart-...B07DGV2L8Z .
By your own logic the SainSmart is the clear winner.
Resin is TOXIC.
I would not buy this for just any kid. The kid needs to have demonstrated maturity and respect to be able to safely handle resin printing. Fumes can damage your lungs and just touching the uncured resin (while its a liquid) on to bare skin can cause chemical burns.
Resin models require them to be washed with iso-propyl alcohol after printing and its extremely recommended to have a device to further "cure" them to make sure all resin absolutely is hardened.
If they still seems fine to you then yes, Elegoo Mars 2 is a great first resin printer.
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yes there are exceptions to every rule (I see you sitting in your chair just waiting to argue with everyone) but this 'time vs money' metric is very evident in the 3d printer ecosystem.
consider what you have more of, or what you value least, your time or your money. Whatever machine you choose find the communities associated with it and reach out, lean on others for guidance.
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Any thoughts on this one? They have $35 off coupon. I am trying to buy it for a kid who loves 3d printing. It be 1st one . Thank-you
yes there are exceptions to every rule (I see you sitting in your chair just waiting to argue with everyone) but this 'time vs money' metric is very evident in the 3d printer ecosystem.
consider what you have more of, or what you value least, your time or your money. Whatever machine you choose find the communities associated with it and reach out, lean on others for guidance.
Taking pride in being new and building your Ender in an hour tells me that time you saved is going to cost you absolutely throughout the life of the product unless you tear it down and start over.
I got nothing against investing more to spend less time. I really only mean to heavily imply the time suck from spending less here is mitigated vastly if they just spend extra time on the initial build and setup.
But hey.... if you just want to start printing with almost a guarantee not to mess up... get that Prusa
Any thoughts on this one? They have $35 off coupon. I am trying to buy it for a kid who loves 3d printing. It be 1st one . Thank-you
Resin is TOXIC.
I would not buy this for just any kid. The kid needs to have demonstrated maturity and respect to be able to safely handle resin printing. Fumes can damage your lungs and just touching the uncured resin (while its a liquid) on to bare skin can cause chemical burns.
Resin models require them to be washed with iso-propyl alcohol after printing and its extremely recommended to have a device to further "cure" them to make sure all resin absolutely is hardened.
If they still seems fine to you then yes, Elegoo Mars 2 is a great first resin printer.
Resin is TOXIC.
I would not buy this for just any kid. The kid needs to have demonstrated maturity and respect to be able to safely handle resin printing. Fumes can damage your lungs and just touching the uncured resin (while its a liquid) on to bare skin can cause chemical burns.
Resin models require them to be washed with iso-propyl alcohol after printing and its extremely recommended to have a device to further "cure" them to make sure all resin absolutely is hardened.
If they still seems fine to you then yes, Elegoo Mars 2 is a great first resin printer.
As others have mentioned, it also is very customizable. I've added a 32 bit silent board (mine was the old 8bit board), a BL Touch for auto leveling and a direct drive bracket. So, not only are you getting a solid printer platform, but you're also getting something that can be tinkered with as well.
The biggest challenge that you'll face in your 3D printing journey is filament selection. Different manufacturers, compositions, heck even colors will print differently and require fine tuning of temperatures and speeds. What works for one won't necessarily work well with another.
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As others have mentioned, it also is very customizable. I've added a 32 bit silent board (mine was the old 8bit board), a BL Touch for auto leveling and a direct drive bracket. So, not only are you getting a solid printer platform, but you're also getting something that can be tinkered with as well.
The biggest challenge that you'll face in your 3D printing journey is filament selection. Different manufacturers, compositions, heck even colors will print differently and require fine tuning of temperatures and speeds. What works for one won't necessarily work well with another.
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