HOW to BUY a 3D Printer in 2024! 13 Budget Friendly Options!
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- Опубліковано 28 тра 2024
- 3D printing is growing fast, and we get asked a lot of questions each week on how to buy a 3D printer, so we decided to put together a little budget friendly guide to help navigate the complicated first few steps. We go over 13 3D printer options ranging from $99 to $619.
Below you will find a list of the 3D printers mentioned throughout the video, some of these links may be affiliate links where we may be compensated for purchases made through them. Thank you for watching, sharing and supporting our content.
Bambu Labs - A1 and A1 mini, A1 Combo and A1 mini Combo (AMS)
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Creality Ender 3 V2, Ender 3 V3 SE, K1
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Prusa MINI+
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JGMaker R1
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Artillery Sidewinder X3 Pro
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Kingroon KLP1
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Sovol SV07 Plus
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Elegoo Neptune 3 Max
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QIDI-Tech X-PLUS 3
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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
01:50 $100 Budget
04:15 $200 Budget
07:08 $300 Budget
16:04 $400 Budget
19:22 $500 Budget
22:02 $600 Budget
26:35 Thank you!
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Great Video!! Thank you for always producing great educational videos to help people get into 3d printing!
My pleasure! Thank you so much for being so positive and welcoming too!
I just bought a bambu lab P1S because I wanted to print and not tinker with the printer. I just work flawless and I can concentrate on designing stuff on onshape. I know it is a pretty expensive first printer but it just works.
Congratulations! That is a great machine!
My kids first 3d printer was a ToyBox. Small footprint but even the 8 year old could easily make and print things. Our second printer showed up this christmas: bambu p1s So far it has just worked. Not cheap but an absolute excellent machine.
I remember 2 years ago getting a 3D printer and having no idea what I was getting into. The entire hobby changed so much since then.
Yes! It doesn’t even feel like it could have already moved this fast. Think about where we were a year ago, machine tech isn’t even recognizable!
@@LoyalMoses What's changed? Never had one but they still look similar to me from a distance.
Hi,great video man keep it up for the next year too, happy new year
Thank you! Happy New Year!
This was an amazing video! Much different than anyone else. I felt like I was watching a legitimate tv program lol. Well done
Thank you! That is very kind!
As someone who has been watching 3d printing stuff for years and this maybe the year I get into it I can't wait to see the next video!
Thank you and I hope you dive in this year too!
@@LoyalMoses Temu is ok at prices, but be careful with electronics. Also they have a $20/25 min checkout price which is stupid.
Keep up the good work! I recently found your channel and I like the format that you have between you two. I got my first 3d printer in 2017 (a mono price select mini) and now I’m looking for a new machine. Even though I like to tinker with my other gadgets and stuff, I am looking at the full size A1 for the multicolor and the simplicity. I don’t know much about Temu other than a few ads on UA-cam that came across as a little scammy, but if you can find some useful 3d printers or parts on there then I am not opposed to them sponsoring a video and seeing how the audience reacts. Happy New Year to you and your family, looking forward to your content in 2024!
Thank you so much, I really appreciate that! We are working hard. I've heard that about Temu a lot today!
you're awesome brother, and an inspiration to my brother and I who hope to love this hobby and maybe one day make another revenue stream like you!
That's very kind! Thank you.
I couldn't pass up the price tag on the new A1 Combo and bought one for Xmas. My first Bambu printer. I squeezed on a Spidey 2099 helmet (with size increase) and I must say I am impressed with the result. Thank you for the review on the A1. I appreciate the content and info on this video. I will definitely use this video/link as a reference when I explain to friends and coworkers who are interested in maybe getting into the hobby. Thank you LM.
Yes, that A1 is just a SWEET machine! It's the one I am recommending to everyone. Congratulations Jedi, just so dang cool. Thank you for the kind words and for your support, it really means a lot!
Really good point about keeping filament in mind when budgeting. Bump a bit more than you might think because you'll inevitably see something and go "ooooh I really like that color".
Thanks!
Nice video, thank you :)
Thank you!
I just upgraded from a ender 3 v2 to a bambu lab p1s. After thinkering with the ender 3 and sometimes getting awesome quality out of it but other times failing first layers 24/7, I decided it was time to purchase a printer that works right out of the box with minimal user input. It has not been delivered yet but i am super excited for it to arrive!
Well, how's it going
I can tell you this, i did not regret purchasing this printer. It is so essy to use and the printquality is just flawless making this the perfect printer for me
Awesome change!
Still loving that decision?
I hate everything about his replies, because it's exactly why I want to stop f*ng around with this ender and get a bLab already. Instead I just made an enclosure for mine and started printing abs to hate myself more...
I would definitely add the Qidi X-Smart3 to the $300 category. $299 right now at their website, 5% off coupon available, free shipping. It's a crazy bargain for a small fast enclosed Klipper printer. Personally I'd take it over the A1 Mini unless I definitely wanted multi material in the future.
Great tip! I haven’t used that one yet.
the twotrees Bluer+ is currently about $170 its 300x300x400 and prints awesome, the only thing I recommend is to replace the Z axis couplers the thing is fully loaded. 0.9 degree stepper motors, dual z axis, belt tensioner, auto leveling 9 point pei sheet, magnetic build plate dual fan cooling, runout sensor BMG Dual gear extruder. its not very fast out of the box but it is one hell of a work horse. I have run about 70 kg through it. it uses an MSK board too I think
That's a great suggestion! Thank you!
used temu once, product arrived quickly, was in good order, and very affordable
Thank you for sharing!
I wouldnt touch Temu with a 10ft pole, especially their app for phones, it collects way more information about then it has any need to do so, cause of that I dont trust how they run their business
A lot of people have shared that same sentiment!
Its not too cheap compared to AliExpress, which I LOVE!
Flashforge Adventurer 5M Pro should probably get a mention in the $600 area. It's a pretty capable and premium machine for the money. Closed environment right now, but fully featured.
Haven’t used it yet.
@@LoyalMoses Yeah totally get that. 👍
Auto Z offset. Total game changer! Never having to live adjust z and such is just... a life saver. It takes a "hobby" to something more "appliance" and have it just make parts.
AMS/MMU is nice to have, but *anything* with auto z offset is a prime #1 must have feature.
Definitely a feature I hope we see more of!
Hi, in the last few weeks, I've been searching for content on UA-cam to help me choose my first 3D printer, and I wanted to tell you that in my opinion, your videos are among the best out there, so thank you very much! In particular, you convinced me to go for a Sidewinder X3 Pro. However, I noticed on their website that the pre-order for the X4 Pro was available at a great price (269$). Despite the lack of reviews and opinions on UA-cam, I went ahead and pre-ordered it. Do you think I made the right choice, or should I have played it safe and stuck with the X3 Pro? Thank you so much for your content, I hope your channel grows big. I think the quality of your videos is much higher than that of other channels with many more subscribers!
That is so very kind of you, thank you! I haven't tested the X4, but from what I know, I wouldn't be concerned, I would be so excited about that machine coming! Congratulations! Join our discord and share when you get it!
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Hi, looking to print out sci fi models (12" to 24" long) Space 1999 eagle, or Galactica Viper etc. Print out in pieces and glue together. Which level should I be looking at?
That would be fun! Really depends on your budget!
@@LoyalMoses $300 oe so. Looking at the Crealty Ender 3 V3
how soon before you make the next video part 2? I am interested in the bambu p1s. Great video! subscribed!
Thank you! The P1S is a great machine!
Just bought the ender 3 v3 KE and it’s great
Oh, I have it here and can't wait to open it up and take a look!
Temu gave me a K6 Easythreed printer a couple weeks ago by doing one of their promotions. While it isn't a super high quality printer, I have been having a blast playing with Cura and learning the ins and outs of printing language. Looking forward to investing into a machine to help with cosplay in the future!
Hey! That's pretty cool!
temu is bad thou, they exploit child labour and all that, they also steal customer data and sell if off which they admit too. Dont accept their sponsors plus they have a lot of bots in the comments whenever they are mentioned in a video so this comment u replied too might had been a bot. @@LoyalMoses
using replacement nozzles from them they are nice, im new to 3d printing and messed up and got a sermoon v1 which is discontinued now and dont get any help from creality but from doing some research on things i got my printer back going and the nozzles from temu are real nice. still trying to learn how to use a cht nozzle on this sermoon v1 tho, i got 5 cht nozzles for like 6$ from there also.
Awesome!
Do you have any recommendations on a printer if i almost exclusively plan to print with super flexible filaments? Main use will be for flexible inserts to go inside softcover books that I am leather binding. Trying to stay under 1k for now. Thank you!
A1 mini or A1 would be great for that. Direct drive extruders are the way to go.
I’ve bought loads off Temu and it’s pot luck what you end up with in quality or just product description is optimistic.
No matter what you budget for a printer you will spend x20 that in filament, you always want a new colour or need a certain material and good filament costs money. I just got a Bambu lab A1 with ams but I am not using Bambu labs filament. My go to filament is Polymaker Polyterra which the A1 prints extremely well as they have a built in filament profile on the A1 and it’s amazing. I do have some Bambu filament on order so it will be interesting to compare them.
Thank you for sharing about Temu, and we definitely love our Polymaker filament here.
I love temu. I get cheap arduino sensors and boards and fishing lures off there. There’s just some things in life where price is more important than quality and Temu is great for those kind of things. And surprisingly, temu products quality is often fairly decent (Not to mention a lot of temu products are sold on Amazon for 10x more)
Awesome! Thank you for sharing!
I had taken your advice from another comment and bought the Bambu Labs P1S. As far as Temu, their price on filament is very expensive, they want about $10.00 for 250 grams, and I bought some PLA+ and it was very brittle. You left out the AnkerMake M5C, you can get on sale for $350, great printer.
That is fantastic! Congratulations. The P1S is an awesome printer!
I have the AnkerMake here, haven't tested it yet.
I’m very glad I stumbled upon your channel, it very informative and well done. I’m new to 3D printing and really enjoying it. Keep up the great videos.@@LoyalMoses
I like how you put tinkering to more like sweat equity!
Another good video.
Thank you very much!
Great Vid again. how many hours have you got on your qidi plus 3 ? I've been looking at this one more and more as I want to print the engineering grade materials. not many reviews out there after 6mths or so. only new users. Curious what your thoughts are on it.
I have printed quite a lot on it and also handed it off to another creator to print with and they had a great experience too. It's back in my other studio, we'll have to do some follow up content.
@@LoyalMoses thanks for letting me know. Very keen to see a follow up on your experience
What are your opinions on the Artillery sidewinder X3 Pro vs the Creality Ender 3 v3 SE? Looking to get into my first 3D printer.
The x3 pro is really nice!!!
I started 3d printing on 2-15-2024. got 4 used ender 3's "base model" and 4 spools of elegoo matte black for starting and tinkering. but I knew I needed a lot to learn from lots of errors. my starting investment was just under $320. can't think of a better way to learn the hardware.
This is awesome to hear and thank you for sharing! 💜
Merci beaucoup pour cette belle vidéo , allez vous tester par la suite la Flashforge Adventurer 5M ?
Yes, when they send it!
I am dying for the next video in this series. I currently have a p1s but bambu is supposedly launching a new flagship this year. I would love a bigger print area as i make engineering parts.
We are working on it!
I'm new to 3D printing. This video is amazing! thank you! I'll be joining your discord :D
Thanks!
I think it is weird that you did not recommended the AnkerMake 3D printers while out of all printers i would choose the AnkerMake m5 because it is great in everything and soon there is a option for multicolor printing with no waste (AnkerMake v6 color engine)
In the video I said that I would only recommend machines I have experience with.
The AnkerMake is sitting in a box outside my studio and I haven’t tested it yet. The moment I have my own experience with it, I will share that!
would really appreciate your thoughts on your preference between a Artillery Sidewinder X3 Pro and a Sidewinder SW-X2. they are currently at the same price point. my first printer purchase and my thinking is if i can get a larger building platform right from the start, will the quality of printing be relatively the same. Thanks
The Sidewinder X2 is older and I would recommend the X3 or X4 series over it. I have the X4 Plus out of the box and working on content right now. Should have content up within a day or two.
thanks for your prompt response. looking forward to what you show about the X4.@@LoyalMoses
The interesting printer that you've missed is the Creality Ender 3 V3 KE. Essentially V3 SE, only with Klipper (sort of), linear rails on both x and y axis, filament runout sensor, PEI build plate and all metal hotend with excellent cooling for 280$ in the US. Personally wanted to buy it, but went with CR-10 SE because it was at a decent price in my country and V3 KE is due to arrive only in the late February or early March, but it is available in the US
The KE is here in a box, I haven’t opened it yet, but really looking forward to testing it out.
@@LoyalMoses If I understand right you featured only the printers that you have some experience with, which is why KE is not a part of it.
However, I do think that it at least deserves a mention because it is essentially a V3 SE with everything important upgraded (or we can also consider it CR-10 SE with everything unimportant removed and/or simplified), at a great price point.
On the other hand I wouldn't be surprised that you avoided CR-10 SE even if you tried it and if it is a great printer (personal experience) because it is simply at a bad price point. It offers not much extra compared to V3 KE, and much less than Bambulab A1 at a price 350-460$
Right now in the UK the P1P I can get for £549.00 (I have seen for £457), The A1 with AMS is £509. I'm torn on which to purchase, this is my first 3D Printer. Agree I lose the colour option with the P1P, but I can add that at a later date with the AMS, but which is the better for first time and value for money. Bed Slingers (A1) or XY (P1P)?
If this were my choice. I would choose the A1 w/ AMS. It’s an amazing machine, and you’ll have the best 3D printing experience that exists.
temu is good for cheap stuff , but printers no.. all they have is very cheaply made, lowest end easy thread brand printers, they do sell filament
That easythreed x4 was my first printer.
I've heard that a lot.
@@LoyalMoses is this Canadas currency?
What's up with the printers having only one Y axis. And if I get a printer with only one Y axis then I'm very limited on what I can build.
One y axis?
@@LoyalMoses or X I'm not sure what it was. I'm new.
I got some clear pla that is awesome it's the best film that I've ever seen and it's really clear from Temu came fast and love it
Oh cool! That's awesome to hear!
looking at an ender 5 plus at $509 amazon , $492 on the website, knowing from watching vids on it upgrade the extruder and the hot end to bi metal, will have a pretty decent machine to get going on . the 350x350x400 build size is what i was looking for. i still have a robo 3d, talk about a tinker machine that ran like a charm for me.
That's a super popular machine! And I love larger build volume printers!
I can’t recognize the printer sitting between your X1 and the raise 3d, right behind you. What printer would that be?
That is a Raise3D Pro 2!
The Bambu printers look really nice. I have a hard time with Chinese cloud. I would rather buy from Prusa. Another idea is Wuxn. They look like a nice bed slinger. Any thoughts?
Go watch my Wuxn video! 💜
@@LoyalMoses will do. Must’ve missed it in my search.
I was close to buying the Sovol SV07 +. but then you mentioned Sovol about to release some new models soon? damn I'm tempted to hold on for abit, do you think it is worth it? are the new models like SV08 or different lineup? thanks
I believe we’ll see updates in February and March from a couple of companies. I know some specific dates but those have already slipped back once, so not sure if they are accurate.
If you can hold out, it isn’t bad to see what comes, but if you are just getting into printing or need that machine right away, I wouldn’t wait, or you could always be waiting for what’s around the corner!
Watch out on Sovol machines. My SV06 started breaking piece by piece before a year passed. I've got a heat bed replaced and the display and main board are next in line. Was just a hobby printer, not a print farm, long running machine.
Experienced printer with 6 years with a stock CR-10 V3 & Anycubic Vyper. Would you suggest a couple of printers with: direct drive, linear rails & helmet sized. I'm not interested in Bamboo as of yet. Really overwhelmed with options.
There are a few that are really nice! The T500 from Comgrow is a really nice machine. What is your budget? Are you interested in Raise3D? Elegoo Neptune 3 and 4 series are amazing as well. Join our discord, we can definitely help!
@@LoyalMoses 😁 I'm on it! Thanks.
I see March 20 2024 Qidi Tech will unveil new 3d printer no info available only a pic at their website! Very curious, I love my XSmart3 hope this is a new large format pro, dual extruder? The Qidi Techs are way less cost and larger build area with 600mm/s speeds than the Bambu Labs and has heated interiors on Smart series largest models. On Smart3 I get fast and flawless prints non stop. Curious on their new release on 2o March!
My video is up! The Q1 Pro!
How about the Bambu A1 Mini vs Neptune 4 pro vs Ender 3 V3 KE?
A1 mini is the better printer and experience! The Neptune 4 is fantastic and the KE is an awesome machine, printed very well and great price!
I am looking for a new hobby and have been plowing through all these creator videos on 3D printing - what a rabbit hole it is!
I was hoping this video would also speak to resin printers. I eventually want to print 20 - 50 cm figures and all that I am seeing tells me resin is the way to go for better detail. Is what I am seeing/hearing incorrect? Can filament printers produce equal quality?
3D printing is AWESOME! You will absolutely love it. I will do a special resin one, because that is less popular and more specialized.
I bought some 250g rolls of pla & tpu from Temu, not bad at all. I've looked at the printers on there and the only benefit is offering a few unique ones and a bunch of minis. Actually some of the laser engravers for around or under $100 look nifty. Often their "normal" printers are actually more expensive than other sites when you actually click on it though which turns many away. Maybe accept the offer from temu and do some testing, have them send some of the more popular super cheap bitty printers. Maybe some upgrade or parts testing from Temu, filaments of course. Go crazy my man!
A1 w/lms lite for the win come taxes
Thanks for sharing!
Hey LM! Awesome video, as always. I would stay away from Temu! Nothing but shady practices and scams hidden behind a heavy layer of (annoying) marketing. I'm looking for a printer that's fairly reliable in order to make models and desktop toys. I'm deciding between the A1 (standalone) and the Flashforge Adventurer M5 (non-pro) - both $399. I was leaning towards the A1, but the security of Bambu Labs just puts me off too much; and I've heard that Core-XY machines can provide better print and surface quality over bedslingers. Have you had any experience with the FF M5 or related products?
Thank you! I am hearing this a lot about Temu. Interesting. A1 is just such a nice machine, I would go for it.
No love for the FF AD5M? Great coreXY for $299. Can print its own enclosure so great prints and can tinker too.
Haven’t used it.
IF you remember to add the info card (which you didn't) point to the gloop because it'll appear there
I’m working on it… have not slept yet! 😳
can you describe why no resin printers, I mean what are your tought on why not. is it too messy , break too easy, or other.
We have resin machines, but they are so different and cater to a completely different audience.
TEMU is great, love it.
Thanks
The Ender 3 v2 neo has basics every upgrade anyone would want and it only took we a day to work out all the kinks.
I've given one away, but didn't have time to do anything with it!
Missed the Kobra 2 series, the rest of the Neptune 4 series and the KP3S series, but nice video
Thanks!
Just picked up my first printer off offer up , ordered a spool going to see how it goes lol 😂
Awesome!!!
I am going an buying the Bambu Lab X1 combo tomorrow. If anyone is looking for one they have 33 in stock. It at the place he said the name on here . About have 3d printers cheaper.
That is such a great machine! Congratulations
temu has worked for me. More than 10 orders over last 3 months and things arrive in 2-3 weeks. No 3D printer stuff yet but I will give it a try at some point.
Oh wow! Thank you for sharing!
@@LoyalMosesI wouldn’t do it as they have plenty of accusations of data selling
Not only do I not have a microcenter near me, theres absolutely no 3d printing retailers in my area. I cat evget a spool locally unless its being sold 2nd hand.
Can’t even get filament?!
Why wasn’t the ankermake mentioned?
I mentioned in the video I’d only speak about machines that I have used. The AnkerMake is here in the box, opening soon!
@@LoyalMoses ok, looking forward to buy my first 3d printer but because I live in Bahrain it’s very difficult to get anything 3d printer related here, I gotta get a permit and go through an interview, it’s all not clear and very confusing I kept calling and trying to figure out what to do for about 2 weeks (ignoring previous years I’ve tried this) and I’m just led to a constant loop with no clear instructions, was going to get the ankermake m5 since it does seem to just be a plug and play for the most part, I don’t mind something where I can upgrade and build myself but it’s so damn difficult to get anything related to 3d printing that it’s just not feasible, hopefully these points are brought up in your review I’ll be waiting for it!!
My Plan is to buy printer some time in April.
Budget is 2000€,
Motivation is to use free time for some extra money.
Plan is to print for custum multi color prints for Clients.
What is best printer in that Budget??
Tnx
That's a BIG budget, you can get a great machine! The best machine for that budget right now is going to be a Bambu X1 Carbon Combo, or P1S Combo and a stack of filament!
Enjoyed this video, but I have to disagree with several machines mentioned that I've owned. The JG Maker is the better over the Creality , the KLP1 from Kingroon is OUCH...mine has not been able to print now for over 1month while working with the tech at Kingroon, I'm disgusted with the machine, they managed to send me the wrong repair parts, the list is very long now with issues. The KLP1 is turning into a long list of problems since it arrived here. I've gone thru more than 10 nice 3d printers this year, owned 3d printers since 2014 and run a small print farm besides the reviews. Temu has thousands of consumer complaints, I would stay away from them. Keep up the good reviews / shows. We had the artillery X2 Pro here and it was VERY good.
Thanks for sharing.
Have you gotten your hands on a Ender-3 V3 KE, yet?
Yes. It’s in the studio, content coming soon!
@@LoyalMoses, I've been loving mine, especially after I got the camera so I can start a print and keep an eye on it. Unfortunately, it's been cold and the only space for my KE is drafty, so I have to crank the heat when I print or I get weird curls. LOL
Is this the guy 3DPN always mentions in his videos?
🤷♂️💜
1:54 A great $100 printer is the Kingroon kp3s.
I didn't have a great experience with the KP3S Pro, so I didn't include it.
In Australia the creality K-1 costs a $1000 😭😭
Ouch!
Temu has already made it on the news in some states as a shady operation. You should look up and investigate them before taking them on as a sponsor.
Thank you!
I am looking for a 3D printers
Awesome!
Of only this guy had hands on experience with a voron.
I have touched a partially built voron or two a few times.
Personally, after my extremely negative experience with the ender 2 v3 I'm never going to look at creality
I hear that a lot
@@LoyalMoses Good to know I'm not alone, but I'm also really sad to hear that. Their newer products do seem good, not that I'm willing to try, lol
Tax is 10% too. Also look for shipping costs.
Definitely
don’t mess with TEMU, unless you want trouble
Thanks!
Interesting... In Europe the printers cost much much more. E.g. The Creality K1. Your budget printer below 300$ (w/o tax) In Europe 500€ to 600€ (incl. tax)
Wow. The US is their largest market, but I hadn’t realized it was so expensive there.
Temu = no. They have a reputation of selling substandard goods and screwing their suppliers in the process.
I hear that a lot
Temu bad, shady labour
Thank you for your input!
TEMU is not worth it, I spend about $300 on TEMU over about 25 products and the only thing that worked as designed was some headlight bulbs. better products at Dollar Tree.
Thank you for the informative content.
Thanks for sharing! Wow, that is not a very good percentage at all. I've never used it!
I got a v2 from microcenter for $100.
NICE! ! !
I use Temu when i want a TikTok item cause thats where they come from and cheaper LOL Personally, I would NOT do a partnership with them for 3d printing.
Thank you for sharing!
Im pretty sure temu is a security risk for your credit card info
Definitely could be!
i have up to 350 euros i already have enderr 3 but its in bad shape and its not fully fixable so i would ratheer buy new one , the accuracy and quality of print are most important and perhaps easy maintnance im moistly aiming for functional 3d prints even though i could benefit form large bed it spends lots of power so basic 220x220 size is enough (in rare cases i used full size) , in the budget there is offer on cr10 se (360 ) ender 3 v3 ke (318 ) v3 se (230) , artillery sidewinder x4 pro (335) , artillery sidewinder x3 pro , elegoo neptune 3 pro , 4 (there is osme video talikng on elegoo neptune not having axis aligned multiple times), sovol sv06 (250,95) and maybe even building my own with arduino ? but i dont have percision tools (so there is almost no chance of making it better tahn bought ) and i would like to make core xy so it could have large bed wihout introducing vibrations .
Awesome! Thank you for sharing all of that!
Temu is widely known as scam central, with bait and switch products and flat out scams (i.e. shipping empty boxes). I’m surprised you didn’t know this already.
Thank you for sharing about Temu!
If u want cheap you’ll get cheaper with temu 😂
In printing. Print rc planes
Awesome!
Please stay way from Temu. Don't encourage garbage sites like that. I'd rather see you talk about actual 3d printing, and not click bait garbage that is destined for the trash bin.
I’ve heard that a lot!
I just subbed but please not temu lol, sure its got a purpose but I can't see how anything from there would compare to your style or even parallel it at all. You snagged me with your eye for quality and I don't think it would be a good fit
Thank you for the sub! Thanks for sharing about Temu!
Temu is a bit of a shady company that is quite exploitative. I personally refuse to use them. Also, many of their products are a bit trashy.
i am surprised...never won anything in my life. Never actually met anyone that has won anything either...must be only certain areas of the world that win.
Worldwide! Happens every time we go live!
Temu is absolutely horrible.
A lot of people telling me this, i had no idea.
Temu, no thanks.
Thanks for your input!
Temu steals your data. Please look into it before you use them as sponsor. That's how their prices are so cheap. It's not like basic data that they sell, it's literally everything!!
There is a nice table that Data Conomy made under the post "Beneath the bargains: Investigating Temu data harvesting allegations". It's honestly crazy to me how this is unnoticed!
And "We believe PDD is a Dying Fraudulent Company and its Shopping App TEMU is Cleverly Hidden Spyware that Poses an Urgent Security Threat to U.S. National Interests" by Grizzly Research
Thanks for sharing! I’ll read a little about it.
Everything I ordered from temu I threw away
Thank you for sharing!
Do Not do a sponsor with temu they are a crapshoot of a company and they are doing some very shady things.
Thank you for sharing that!
Kingroon klp1 is The worst peice of crap ever made
Oh no! Sorry to hear that. My experience wasn’t bad at all, what was wrong, would love to know.
Please do not cooperate with T E M U. how do you think they are able to offer such low prices, even for a chinese seller?
I don’t know, how?
@@LoyalMoses First thing, "quality" of the products, saying it is low it's a complement. Second, rip offs from genuine producers, i know all chinese platforms has these. Third, it been said that a lot of factories are located in Xinjiang, google the story behing it. Again most likely like dozens others sellers.
NO plz no Temu they use a lot of slave labor well documented ! plz read this commend
Thank you for sharing!
Temu...Chinese Cheap...avoid...
Thanks!