Centauri Carbon 2 Combo

I always recommend the same two printers for all beginners because they’re just great starting points without spending a lot of money ($300-400 USD range). They are easy to use and learn, have all the features/specs you need, and are just quality/reliable machines. For just basic single color printi

Hey there u/Outrageous_Cut2782 I've been doing printing quite a long time and have seen some really bad printers back in the day (looking at you early Makerbots) and seen how far they've come along lately. I never owned the CC1 but I do own the Elegoo Centauri Carbon 2 and have been using it for a l

Out of all my printers, the CC2 is the quietest however your milage will vary based on how fast you're printing. If you print slower, it is hardly noticeable when the shroud is on, if you print with high speeds, you will hear the stepper motors as the print goes on. I don't like to max speed my prin

Despite what others may say, the Elegoo brand was made as a functional and affordable brand to get you a product that isn't overly expensive but it also isn't made to be a "Premium" printer. Parts wear out, maintenance is required, and the manufacturer stands by their products in many times even pas

Most users that print mini's and figures go with either a small fdm printer, or for best quality - resin printing though that requires a special setup and ventilation. Check out the following post to see what to expect of FDM vs Resin prints with minis: https://www.reddit.com/r/PrintedMinis/comments

Hey u/SeikoGym , Not 100% sure what your use case, do you want to print big or small? What kind of objects are you looking to make? For small to medium prints, check out the multi award winning Elegoo Centauri Carbon ($285): https://us.elegoo.com/products/centauri-carbon For medium to large size pri

Go with a filament printer, %100. I have both a resin printer and a couple filament printers, and while I love my resin printer for the fine details it can produce, the filament printer is far more versatile and you can tune one to produce nearly as good of results, easily good enough to smash the t

Zum CC2 gibts gerade beim Standard einen aktuellen Test: https://www.derstandard.at/story/3000000314087/elegoo-centauri-carbon-2-im-test-der-neue-einsteiger-standard-im-3d-druck TL;DR: Preis-Leistung ist der CC2 derzeit sehr interessant - verdammt günstig für das, was er am Papier bietet. Fertig ist

Personally I have an S1max no issues with it so far. I agree for the money my Elegoo centari carbon 2 is a great machine I have had no issues with it since purchased. Probably 500 or a little more hours on it Ihave Bambu lab X2D P2S they are fine but have issues frequently. Snapmaker U1 no no issues

This is what I got, highly recommend. Open box returns were never assembled or powered on. Cheaper than either of your options and you get the canvas system built in I’ve been running mine non stop for weeks, and have had maybe 2 failed prints out of a couple hundred hours of printing. Coming from a