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New Micro Center Customers: Creality Ender 3 Pro 3D Printer Expired
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$199.99
w/ Text Coupon (Valid In-Store Only)
Micro Center Stores [store locator] offer New Customers: Creality Ender 3 Pro 3D Printer for $99.99 when you follow the steps below and present unique text coupon barcode at pickup. Offer valid in-store only.
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Thanks to community member TedM3240 for finding this deal.
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Deal is back!
Micro Center Stores offer New Customers: Creality Ender 3 Pro 3D Printer for $99.99 ($199.99 then $100 of coupon for new customers)
https://www.microcenter
see details from previous post:
https://slickdeals.net/f/15489709-creality-ender-3-pro-3d-printer-100-w-text-coupon-valid-in-store-only-and-for-new-micro-center-customers
Micro Center Stores offer New Customers: Creality Ender 3 Pro 3D Printer for $99.99 ($199.99 then $100 of coupon for new customers)
https://www.microcenter
see details from previous post:
https://slickdeals.net/f/15489709-creality-ender-3-pro-3d-printer-100-w-text-coupon-valid-in-store-only-and-for-new-micro-center-customers
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Also, for those who are already into 3D printing: How quickly do you have to replace spools? I know it depends upon the size of what you are printing, but I'd be interested in getting an idea as to how much you can print per spool of material.
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One thing that is attractive with the v2 is the silent stepper motors. Glass bed is nice too.
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One thing that is attractive with the v2 is the silent stepper motors. Glass bed is nice too.
If noise is a concern I'd go V2 but personally I don't mind the noise. I've used glass and the factory coating and haven't really noticed much difference.
You can buy them from aliexpress for about $24 if you wait a couple of weeks.
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What is a normal professional? You can print a lot with a 3d printer and some patience. Just go to yeggi .com and search for what you might want to print
You only need a computer to run a slicer. It doesn't actually connect to a computer to use. Cura is available for windows, Mac and Linux so. O issue.
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Also, for those who are already into 3D printing: How quickly do you have to replace spools? I know it depends upon the size of what you are printing, but I'd be interested in getting an idea as to how much you can print per spool of material.
Any more modern computer will be fine as you only use the computer to generate the gcode (printing instructions) for the printer from a 3d model. The printer itself is standalone, you put the sd card in with the gcode file and tell it to print. (Note this printer does come with it's own SD card with some models already converted to gcode on it.)
As far as spools, you can get quite a few prints out of a spool, I've done a couple 4-8 hour sometimes even 24 hour prints on a single spool. So you can do quite a few larger prints on a spool. As you said it really is determined by what you print, how much infill it has and how many you are printing.
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+1. Purchased last year and set it up a couple of weeks ago, I don't have a ton of free time so I will mess with it for a few minutes here and there. The learning curve is steep!
The demo prints on the provided SD card print fine, but anything from Thingiverse parsed through Cura with various Ender 3 Pro "templates" just don't stick to the bed or print right. Since the provided 3D print files print fine it must me a software related issue, but man it's driving me nuts…