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SCI FI 3D PRINT TERRAIN PLUS

The extruder in the kit is plastic and wear and tear is a valid concern. Some of the pieces used are a bit on the sub-standard side and some choices boggle the mind. Just a tiny variance can affect the quality of the print, even if it 'looks' straight. As a kit, the Ender 3 isn't too difficult to put together but invariably, there will be issues if you aren't careful when assembling the printer as you need to make sure the frame is perfectly squared to the bed. It was a bit different when it comes to the Ender 3. But I feel the Mk3 does get pretty close to this level of ease. The Mk3 has spoiled me in many ways but no printer is quite at the consumer level where you can press a button and 'go'.

Issues with various parts due to cost-cutting measure.

The Ender 3 is has had thermal runaway protection disabled.

Unlike the Mk3, the Ender 3 is not use a direct drive extruder but a bowden tube setup.

In truth, I wanted to have a second 3D printer for a while but I held off on the Ender 3 for a few reasons: As I mentioned recently, I managed to pick it up with a flash sale on Amazon making it already cheaper than it normally is (a little over $200 USD). Realistically, this was not in the budget.Ī newer printer (which wasn't on my radar when I initially bought the Mk3) was, and this was Creality's newest offering - the Ender 3. Given what I got out of it, I don't regret the purchase and I would love to have another. After the USD to CAD exchange rate, it was no small investment. On top of that, there was customs charges.

SCI FI 3D PRINT TERRAIN PLUS

That cost me $999 USD plus and additional $100 USD in shipping. Because I needed to put it into production almost immediately and because I didn't want any possible downtime putting it together and dialing it in, I chose a fully assembled model.

Let me say that I *love* the reliability of my Mk3 and it has printed countless of hours with a success rate (out of the box) of over 96% Working with the Ender 3 has been a different experience than my Mk3. Both have been working at printing up some goodies like some great terrain pieces I'm planning to use for Kill Team. I have two 3D Printers at present - a Prusa i3 Mk3 which I've owned since Spring of 2018 and a Creality Ender 3 which I put together during the holidays.