Ender 3

Imagine having went through owning an ender 3 and still wanting to buy creality I had ender for years and then i had p1 for years, i won't ever buy creality again

To be fair, you have to have a very high IQ to understand the Creality Enders 3V2. The firmware is extremely subtle, and without a solid grasp of theoretical physics most of the features will go over a typical Bambu owner's head. There's also the Enders nihilistic outlook, which is deftly woven into

First step is to look up the pricing of a Bambu Lab A1 in your local currency. IMO, the target cost should be 50% of that or less (preferably much less). It's not 2019 any more and we're not competing against wildly overpriced Prusa MK3's. The amount of printer and ecosystem $300 buys these days is

There are other good brands besides Bambu Lab. I currently own Bambu, Qidi, and Creality. Qidi is my current favorite, although I’ve had some unexplained error messages and firmware crashes. Their Q2 is a very capable machine that produces very nice prints, though. I don’t think I’d buy a Creality t

Yeah, I'm wondering what brand and model it is. "It's a Bambu H2S!" - awesome. "It's a Creality Ender 3!" - naw, think I'll pass...

Thank you for the kind words. I had almost no experience with CAD when I started learning FreeCAD when version 1.0 was released in late 2024. It was frustrating at first, but once I got past the basics, it became fun and interesting. It is satisfying to imagine a concept and then to hold a physical

Depende muito do tipo de filamento que queres imprimir. Trabalhei muito tempo com uma Ender3 pro, depois disso comprei uma K2 plus (pelo tamanho e pela câmara aquecida para imprimir ABS) e agora comprei um uma H2S. Se não quer se incomodar, vai de bambulab, a experiência é muito "refinada" comparand

Let me put in context, I bought an ender 3 neo back in Jan 2024 for 18k and then I bought a second hand ender 3 s1 pro, same model you've got, second hand for some 8-9k in July 2024 and then that August I bought the a1mini combo for 60k. I've easily spent 500x more print hours on the a1 mini in thos

as someone who uses my printers as a tool 90% of the time. don't be afraid to buy a printer, but get something modern (don't buy a creality Ender 3). I have a few recommendations for printers for new people to the hobby but even the printers that "just print" still have maintenance and some learning

I had an Ender 3 Pro back when that was the current state of the art (around 2016-ish). Paid my dues and can empathize with your plight. My advice is to cut your losses and move on to modern technology. There are many good printers out there today that will give you a new perspective on how it is su