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Creality Sermoon D1 Enclosed 3D Printer w/ 4.3" Color Touchscreen
$388
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Creality 3D Printer authorized via Newegg has Creality Sermoon D1 Enclosed 3D Printer w/ 4.3" Color Touchscreen on sale for $387.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member Big D for posting this deal.
Specs:
Thanks to Community Member Big D for posting this deal.
Specs:
- Molding technology: FDM
- N.W.: 20.5kg
- G.W.: 26.5kg
- Layer thickness: 0.1-0.4mm
- Printing accuracy: ±0.1mm
- Print size: 280*260*310mm
- Machine size: 500*500*531mm
- Package size: 590*590*410mm
- Hotbed temperature: ≤100°C
- Nozzle temperature: ≤250°C
- Supported filament: PLA/ABS/TPU
- Display: 4.3-inch touch screen
- Power supply: AC 100-240V, DC 24V
- Nozzle diameter: Standard 0.4mm, optional 0.2mm/0.8mm/1.2mm
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Written by SaltyOne | Staff- About this Deal:
- At the time of this posting, Our research indicates that this is $100 lower (20.5% savings) than the next best available prices from reputable merchants with prices starting from $487.99. -SaltyOne
- Refer to the forum thread for additional deal details and discussion.
- About this Store:
- Return Policy: 30 Days (5% Restocking Fee)
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Creality 3D Printer authorized via Newegg has Creality Sermoon D1 Enclosed 3D Printer w/ 4.3" Color Touchscreen on sale for $387.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member Big D for posting this deal.
Specs:
Thanks to Community Member Big D for posting this deal.
Specs:
- Molding technology: FDM
- N.W.: 20.5kg
- G.W.: 26.5kg
- Layer thickness: 0.1-0.4mm
- Printing accuracy: ±0.1mm
- Print size: 280*260*310mm
- Machine size: 500*500*531mm
- Package size: 590*590*410mm
- Hotbed temperature: ≤100°C
- Nozzle temperature: ≤250°C
- Supported filament: PLA/ABS/TPU
- Display: 4.3-inch touch screen
- Power supply: AC 100-240V, DC 24V
- Nozzle diameter: Standard 0.4mm, optional 0.2mm/0.8mm/1.2mm
Editor's Notes
Written by SaltyOne | Staff- About this Deal:
- At the time of this posting, Our research indicates that this is $100 lower (20.5% savings) than the next best available prices from reputable merchants with prices starting from $487.99. -SaltyOne
- Refer to the forum thread for additional deal details and discussion.
- About this Store:
- Return Policy: 30 Days (5% Restocking Fee)
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**Not corexy**
**Not auto leveling**
**Direct drive MK8-ish hot end**
GENERAL SPECS
Technology: FDM
Year: 2021
Assembly: Unassembled
Mechanical arrangement: Cartesian XY
Manufacturer: Creality
3D PRINTING PROPERTIES
Build volume: 280 x 260 x 310 mm
Feeder system: Direct drive
Print Head: Single nozzle
Nozzle size: 0.4 mm (optional: 0.2, 0.8 and 1.2 mm)
Max. hot end temperature: 250 ℃
Max. heated bed temperature: 100 ℃
Print bed material: Textured Glass
Frame: Aluminum Alloy
Bed leveling: Manual
additional info:
- (may no longer be true): firmware does not support a bltouch add-on even if you want one, either way does not run Marlin
- the hotend and carriage is one piece, and the hotend is ptfe lined and cannot be swapped out
- x and y are silent drivers, but E and 0 are 4988s (cheapskates)
my opinion - a decent price for a budget large printer for people to tinker with. here's the effects of downsides:
1. unless you buy upgrade and update firmware, you will be releveling the bed manually every few prints depending on how stuck on the previous print was. this can take 15 minutes or so since you don't have automatic leveling.
2. due to the structure (Cartesian) and the additional confinement of the axis (done this way due to size), you will experience higher line noise and lower print speed that can't be resolved.
3. you cannot change the hotend type (you can swap any MK8 hot end though) without a rebuild of the axis. it's integrated which means better cooling and stability but don't expect to tinker much. the ptfe lining (standard for cheap printers) means you can't print super hot materials.
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**Not corexy**
**Not auto leveling**
**Direct drive MK8-ish hot end**
GENERAL SPECS
Technology: FDM
Year: 2021
Assembly: Unassembled
Mechanical arrangement: Cartesian XY
Manufacturer: Creality
3D PRINTING PROPERTIES
Build volume: 280 x 260 x 310 mm
Feeder system: Direct drive
Print Head: Single nozzle
Nozzle size: 0.4 mm (optional: 0.2, 0.8 and 1.2 mm)
Max. hot end temperature: 250 ℃
Max. heated bed temperature: 100 ℃
Print bed material: Textured Glass
Frame: Aluminum Alloy
Bed leveling: Manual
additional info:
- (may no longer be true): firmware does not support a bltouch add-on even if you want one, either way does not run Marlin
- the hotend and carriage is one piece, and the hotend is ptfe lined and cannot be swapped out
- x and y are silent drivers, but E and 0 are 4988s (cheapskates)
my opinion - a decent price for a budget large printer for people to tinker with. here's the effects of downsides:
1. unless you buy upgrade and update firmware, you will be releveling the bed manually every few prints depending on how stuck on the previous print was. this can take 15 minutes or so since you don't have automatic leveling.
2. due to the structure (Cartesian) and the additional confinement of the axis (done this way due to size), you will experience higher line noise and lower print speed that can't be resolved.
3. you cannot change the hotend type (you can swap any MK8 hot end though) without a rebuild of the axis. it's integrated which means better cooling and stability but don't expect to tinker much. the ptfe lining (standard for cheap printers) means you can't print super hot materials.
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also, there is no top cover, so it doesn't really hold in the heat.
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Despite its quirks, a $388 price for a printer with sturdy build, direct drive, and quiet operation is probably too hard to resist.
D
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**Not corexy**
**Not auto leveling**
**Direct drive MK8-ish hot end**
GENERAL SPECS
Technology: FDM
Year: 2021
Assembly: Unassembled
Mechanical arrangement: Cartesian XY
Manufacturer: Creality
3D PRINTING PROPERTIES
Build volume: 280 x 260 x 310 mm
Feeder system: Direct drive
Print Head: Single nozzle
Nozzle size: 0.4 mm (optional: 0.2, 0.8 and 1.2 mm)
Max. hot end temperature: 250 ℃
Max. heated bed temperature: 100 ℃
Print bed material: Textured Glass
Frame: Aluminum Alloy
Bed leveling: Manual
additional info:
- firmware does not support a bltouch add-on even if you want one
- the hotend and carriage is one piece, and the hotend is ptfe lined and cannot be swapped out
- x and y are silent drivers, but E and 0 are 4988s (cheapskates)
my opinion - a decent price for a budget large printer for people to tinker with. here's the effects of downsides:
1. you will be releveling the bed manually every few prints depending on how stuck on the previous print was. this can take 15 minutes or so since you don't have automatic leveling.
2. due to the structure (Cartesian) and the additional confinement of the axis (done this way due to size), you will experience higher line noise and lower print speed that can't be resolved.
3. you cannot change the hotend type (you can swap any MK8 hot end though) without a rebuild. it's integrated which means better cooling and stability but don't expect to tinker much. the ptfe lining (standard for cheap printers) means you can't print super hot materials.
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