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Creality CR-10 Smart 3D Printer Expired
$299
$499.00
+ Free Shipping
Creality.com has Creality CR-10 Smart 3D Printer for $499 - $100 (automatically applied during checkout) - $100 w/ discount code SMT100 = $299. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member DesolateMoon for finding this deal.
Deal Instructions:
Thanks to Community Member DesolateMoon for finding this deal.
Deal Instructions:
- Visit the page for Creality CR-10 Smart 3D Printer
- Add to cart and start checkout
- Apply discount code SMT100
- Your total should be $299 with free shipping.
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- About this deal:
- Our research indicates that at the time of this post, that Creality CR-10 Smart 3D Printer is $180 lower (~37.6% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $479.
- About this product:
- Built-in wifi
- Screen protection & auto shutdown
- 32 Bit Mute Board and Mute Fan Design
- V2.0 Auto leveling
- About this store:
- Creality return policy may be found here
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Creality3DOfficial [creality3dofficial.com] has CR-10 Smart 3D Printer on sale for $299 with FREE shipping! Select your U.S. state and click check out, the Pre-Black Friday Deal $100 off is automatically applied ($499 -> $399). Then apply $100 off discount code: SMT100 [creality3dofficial.com] at checkout ($399 -> $299). If you bundle with PLA filament get extra 10% off.
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Prusas are very expensive for hobbyists and aren't free from problems. Look up 3d printing forums. You'll see that, yes most prusas are good, but you'll also read about CR-10s reputation for good quality. Plus if you get the lower tier Prusa $800 model, you'll spend 8-12 hrs assembling it. CR-10 takes maybe 20 minutes. Not to mention the comparably tiny build volume of the Prusa compared to this.
Then you THINK you have all the knowledge you need to print everything from here on out pefectly, you WILL BE WRONG about that. i've been FDM printing for 7 years. I've had 3 printers in that time and i just got into MSLA (resin) printing and i'm STILL tinkerin and failing with prints.
it's a constant learning process. The curve keeps on going.
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300x300. The YouTube video on the site has it.
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Its good for a beginner in the sense of you'll be doing a lot of tinkering and maintenance. So in return these machines are good to learn troubleshooting. These print as good as the more expensive ones but they wear out quickly and the print quality drops pretty fast. Hence the maintenance is required. I'm like you and don't want to tinker with it all the time. If I had to do it all over again I would save up and buy a prusa. These printers are great though but im just too old to keep them maintained. They print great but after about 2 spools of pla they need some adjusting
The above person is correct, you'll be doing tinkering and maintenance constantly on these, but they are highly customizable and replacement parts/upgrades are cheap and generally available for Ender models.
Edit: my reply quoted the wrong person but I'm on mobile and it's a pain - apologies
This is just a cr-10v2 with abl, and wifi built in. Manual leveling is going to be a nightmare because it doesn't have bed level knobs. I would recommend the ender 3v2 or opting for ender cr-10v3 for the direct drive extruder.
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Prusas are very expensive for hobbyists and aren't free from problems. Look up 3d printing forums. You'll see that, yes most prusas are good, but you'll also read about CR-10s reputation for good quality. Plus if you get the lower tier Prusa $800 model, you'll spend 8-12 hrs assembling it. CR-10 takes maybe 20 minutes. Not to mention the comparably tiny build volume of the Prusa compared to this.