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Thank you for your show about 3d printer troubleshooting


G+_Greg Styles
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Thank you for your show about 3d printer troubleshooting. you were commenting about recommendations for an inexpensive 3D printer. Have you looked at the Anet A8? I bought one from Gearbest for under $200 and have been very happy with it. It is a kit, it is slow, and it does need tinkering. But I have had good results with it.

 

https://www.gearbest.com/3d-printers-3d-printer-kits/pp_337314.html

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Like many others my pause has caused a long delay in purchasing a 3D printer only because there are so many pros and cons on this area of purchase. The one that really causing me delay is the statement "if you are a experienced 3D printer person " Makes me wonder what kind of hell a non-experienced person would go through. Guessing the plug and play 3D printer is not yet here?

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The printer itself is not the bottleneck most likely...it's the setup and knowledge of materials used to print.

 

I would compare this to a sewing machine: the device can be simple and cheap or expensive, easy to learn or lots of settings to master...and then how to make good seams and what textiles work/don't-work.

 

Another example: the range/oven is easy to use (if not loaded with "features"), but making a great dish to eat takes practice or just plain good look.

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