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Post #150651508 added 10-30-2021 4:43 PM by Dang_lang23 in Deal Talk
I bought an Ender 3 Pro and then later a Prusa Mini+. If you value your time at more than like $5-10 an hour, the Prusa Mini+ is a better buy hands down. Plus, there are more fun ways to learn...
Post #150666088 added 10-31-2021 2:36 PM by DrieStone in Deal Talk
I bought an Ender 5 and it worked great out of the box. I will admit that I installed a BLtouch on it before I even powered it up the first time (but that was because I was coming from a piece of...
Post #150648568 added 10-30-2021 1:16 PM by R3TRIBUTION in Deal Talk
Legit deal here!!!
Post #150648844 added 10-30-2021 1:37 PM by Valleyslim in Deal Talk
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...
Post #150654553 added 10-30-2021 8:54 PM by PyroYuy in Deal Talk
For build volume this is a decent deal, I'd suggest the Ender 3 Max instead tho. I'm not a big fan on Creality's software and webui but it might have gotten better but I haven't used it for several...
Post #150659791 added 10-31-2021 8:33 AM by scottzee in Deal Talk
I’ve had this printer since launch (I preordered it) and it’s far and away better than my CR-6 and Ender 3. Auto-leveling, the best bed (grips while printing but releases when done – magic!), huge...
Post #150648466 added 10-30-2021 1:10 PM by BeepBopBeep in Deal Talk
New to 3D printing. Is this good for a beginner?
Post #150648913 added 10-30-2021 1:40 PM by ChrisK4503 in Deal Talk
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...
Post #150659395 added 10-31-2021 8:10 AM by FNwoz in Deal Talk
At this point none of these printers are set it and forget it. My bed isn’t perfect but it’s good enough for solid prints. So much so I see no point in adding a CR tough. I replaced the springs with...
Post #150658252 added 10-31-2021 6:39 AM by wratz in Deal Talk
If you can return the 3v2 then do it. You will want to print something too large for the 3 soon and be looking for an upgrade anyway.
Post #150669655 added 10-31-2021 6:20 PM by FierceDeityLink in Deal Talk
I'm glad I got "a good one" then. Bought the original Ender 3, added a 32-bit SKR board with TMC2208 drivers, better parts cooling fans, additional z motor, fake BL Touch, Raspberry Pi for Octoprint,...
Post #150648895 added 10-30-2021 1:39 PM by omalika in Deal Talk
TL;DR get the Ender 3 v2 as a first for tinkering. Get the Prusa Mk3s/Mini+ as a first to just crank out part after part without tinkering. —— I’m gonna recommend that you stay away from the...
Post #150648787 added 10-30-2021 1:33 PM by SharonD1003 in Deal Talk
I added a roll of filament, but no 10% off. ow do you get the 10% extra
Post #150648922 added 10-30-2021 1:41 PM by NateN8140 in Deal Talk
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...
Post #150660907 added 10-31-2021 9:38 AM by scottzee in Deal Talk
You have to open it up and disconnect the built in WiFi in order to get the MicroUSB plug to work. Once you do that, you can plug in a Raspberry Pi and control it with Octopi. I found a guide online...
Post #150651490 added 10-30-2021 4:41 PM by leovip in Deal Talk
This. Prusa is ok but not the panacea people make them to be. You're far better with the cr10 and you can upgrade what's important to you
Post #150655477 added 10-30-2021 10:24 PM by scarletwahoo in Deal Talk
Prusa MK3 is out of the box flawless printing, and the build volume is good for 99% of people. I use the MK3 for most prints, and go to the heavily modded CR10S pro V2 when i need the extra volume....
Post #150657025 added 10-31-2021 3:39 AM by Dang_lang23 in Deal Talk
I had heard masking tape and glue sticks too, which makes my point for me. I spent hours and hours trying to find the right temps, printing temp towers and tuning, and it made very little difference....
Post #150652897 added 10-30-2021 6:39 PM by superstarr715 in Deal Talk
Has anyone bought from these guys before?
Post #150659335 added 10-31-2021 8:06 AM by Dang_lang23 in Deal Talk
When I assembled my Ender 3 Pro, I couldn't get it to level without the springs being way more compressed on one side. After hours of tinkering, I realized the bed was not leaning, not parallel to...
Post #150648709 added 10-30-2021 1:26 PM by mohan37 in Deal Talk
This is huge. Any comment in this vs Ender 5? I read a review that the ender 5 allows a few more filaments, but that the CR10 is pretty easily upgradable. Do they both have similar print quality when...
Post #150656062 added 10-30-2021 11:32 PM by grozny.entertainment in Deal Talk
Bed size should be in the title what size is this
Post #150665815 added 10-31-2021 2:22 PM by DrieStone in Deal Talk
I don't see how the Ender 5 would allow more filaments. I bet it's the same hot end in both units. I own an Ender 5 and I like it. The CR series is considered a "step up" in a way from the Ender...
Post #150649534 added 10-30-2021 2:25 PM by LABeav in Deal Talk
Almost pulled the trigger bit have read many reviews and coming from multiple enders this is a downgrade from a cr 10s.
Post #150653317 added 10-30-2021 7:18 PM by rembold in Deal Talk
It is the official store of the manufacturer. They are legit and good to go.
Post #150653437 added 10-30-2021 7:26 PM by whiplash707 in Deal Talk
Cr10 smart has had a ton of user issues from being locked out of printer after starting wifi and logging into creality account, not being able to reset user account, some of these only ever want to...
Post #150659005 added 10-31-2021 7:45 AM by jcg23 in Deal Talk
This was the 4th FDM printer Ive owned, and by far the worst. My Ender 3 V2 is happily cranking along while this sits on the floor gathering dust. Where to begin… I’d advise anyone considering this...
Post #150664540 added 10-31-2021 1:09 PM by metlfan2003 in Deal Talk
There's no way this could be even remotely true, or else nobody would own an Ender 3. "Tuning for better quality" is going to be a pretty basic requirement for any 3D printer you buy. Again, like I...
Post #150659611 added 10-31-2021 8:24 AM by Starcubt in Deal Talk
Yeah it's a really good printer. Usually printers needs a little fine tuning , but out of the box you should probably get a 95 percent print from the samples models already on the micro SD card they...
Post #150752107 added 11-03-2021 5:38 PM by coheedcollapse in Deal Talk
Got it and assembled it - thing is HUGE! Ran into a small issue getting the new firmware flashed - had to hold the power button until it finished, but other than that it's been fine. Belts are tight...
Post #150659194 added 10-31-2021 7:56 AM by parkaverider in Deal Talk
I love my Ender 3, but have read too many horror stories on this guy. I got a Longer LK5 Pro for larger build volume and love it - similar price.
Post #150653158 added 10-30-2021 12:37 PM by SaltyOne in Deal Talk
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...
Post #150654811 added 10-30-2021 9:24 PM by SlySol in Deal Talk
This is a bit off-topic, but I thought I’d post it since I figured it might be of interest to some here. I was in Walmart the other day and saw that they had a bunch of weed-whacker trimmer line on...
Post #150653578 added 10-30-2021 7:33 PM by badkittykkr in Deal Talk
I've had been using my PRusa I3 clone (DIY model) for 5 years until i finally bought something new...Ender 3. OUT OF THE BOX , after leveling, it's been printing near perfect for over a year. ...
Post #150664594 added 10-31-2021 1:14 PM by coheedcollapse in Deal Talk
I mean, I spent like $100 in hardware (including a Pi for Octoprint) and $5 in filament to get my super cheap Wanhao i3 to be reliable enough for me as a hobbyist printer. I've maybe had one or two...
Post #150660673 added 10-31-2021 9:23 AM by NickolasT8405 in Deal Talk
Can you install octopi on this?
Post #150656170 added 10-30-2021 11:59 PM by GodBlessTexas in Deal Talk
A Prusa is $1000, unless you get the kit version for $750. Those kits are TERRIBLE first printers. The Ender 3 V2 is a good printer, depending on which mainboard you get. I got a post-10/2020...
Post #150653221 added 10-30-2021 7:11 PM by inc555 in Deal Talk
Not working for me. Only takes off $100.
Post #150653527 added 10-30-2021 7:31 PM by badkittykkr in Deal Talk
If you don't have for tinkering? Then 3d printing won't be for you! You WILL spend countless hours printing, watching that print fail, looking up WHY the print failed, fixing YOUR mistake, resetting...
Post #150653842 added 10-30-2021 7:53 PM by rockyct in Deal Talk
You're exactly right. 3d printing is a hobby on its own. Even if a printer works great out of the box (which is doesn't really happen), you'll still need to spend a lot of time on maintenance and...
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