SV06 Plus ACE

For cosplay you'll probably need a bit more space. I might recommend a sovol sv08 or sv06 plus ace. I have an artillery sidewinder x4 plus s1 that is an absolute beast for only like $230 but it does require a bit of understanding of what's going on and probably isn't the best beginner printer

It depends on your definition on "good printer". They are having good price to performance ratio, but you will need to do more little bit more maintenance on them than on Prusa or Bambulab printers. Also printing profiles for them will need some slight tuning from you to get perfect results. Yes, So

Go big or go home. If I was looking for a big printer I'd probably go for a sovol sv06 plus ace

Sovol SV06 Plus ACE 3D Printer 3D Printer. Currently on sale for US$320 and can choose UK as shipping origin too. It's got a good size (300x300x350), auto bed levelling, super fast, entirely open source.

You'll want a 300mm cube if you can. Look at the sovol sv06 plus ace

Personally, coming from someone with an upgraded ender 3 pro, I was kinda looking at 2 main options. I have similar priorities, plus wanting it to be quiet or modifiable to be quiet, and bigger build area. I like a bit of hands on work, but want less of it now, and just want to hit print, but also n

For cosplay you will probably want something a little bigger. A sovol sv06 plus ace would be a great printer for this use case

Just ask for a replacement. There’s also a list of top ten most recommended printers on this subs wiki and they’re all pretty solid, some more affordable than others, if you want to return it and try a different brand. I have a sovol sv06 plus ACE and it worked pretty well out of the box, for about

For cosplay you may want something larger than the usual 250³mm cube that most machines offer. For a good balance of size, ease of use, and value consider a sovol sv06 plus ace.

I'd go with a sovol sv06 plus ace if you want to make helmets. And still, check if your helmets would fit on it. The A1, although and amazing machine otherwise, won't fit helmets and printing two parts add quite a bit of pain to the process.