I'd recommend getting a hardened nozzle for wood filament (and probably the other filled ones), as it quite literally sands down normal nozzles during printing!
3D printing is something that should be completely mainstream. The ability to print literally anything you want, from home, is absolutely astounding. My favorite prints are like your wheelchair caps. Something you don't necessarily notice, but is a quality of life improvement for almost nothing.
The only bad thing about these brilliant new printers is that it makes me feel bad for owning an older Ender 6. Such good advancements in the 3D printing scene, love it.
Dude, I've just discovered your channel and am IMMEDIATELY in Love with it! I line the in-depth descriptions and explanations while still being expedient and also love the type of videos you offer. I've already subscribed after just the first 30 min of knowing this channel existed. Props on supplying water to the foreign community
$399!? Thats an insane price for a 3D printer! What a cool way to prototype and save money for you guys and then passing that along to those who are in need of wheelchairs and other mobility devices you produce. I am always in awe of you and Cam with what you do with your resources. Plus, your videos are super entertaining and insightful. Happy you are here in Utah making this state what it is.
It's a good printer for sure but there are cheaper offerings out there for less that do much more. For example, I own the Elegoo Neptune 4 Pro and that cost me $299. $100 less than this printer and has bells and whistles that this printer doesn't have. For someone who would just print random doo-dads, this is fine but anything else, they should buy something better.
I bought a Bambu Labs P1P and an AMS unit and couldn't be happier! This is a revolution in FDM printing - the speed, the quality and the multicolor option - my previous Ender 3 cannot even compare to this. Heard good things about Ankermake as well!
Love 3D printing! It is so convenient for tools, decor, and utility. I had a bookshelf missing pegs and was able to print all of them myself. I've also printed a desk cable tray, multiple character models, stands, RasPi cases, and even fidget toys! Color changing filament infinity cubes ftw!
The university of Maine are attempting to build affordable housing using 3d printing using reusable materials. So far it looks fantastic. They want to test the sustainability through the winter months. If this can be perfected, many people can design their home for an affordable price. Hope this builds steam. But yea 3d printing has come so far.
Fun fact! 1+1=2 was proven in the Principia Mathematica, written by Alfred North Whitehead and Bertrand Russell, and was published in 1910, 1912, and 1913.
This is really impressive given how cheap it is. 3D printers really evolved a lot during the past few years. I might actually consider buying one for myself.
Why do you think the gold filament failed? Was it the gold dust or the setup? Were the grains too large? You can electroplate 3d prints if you first prime the surface with a conductive primer.
I must say I'm thoroughly amazed by how user-friendly the AnkerMake M5C 3D Printer appears to be! It seems like an exceptional option for novices such as myself. Owning a 3D printer has always been a dream, and this model seems like the ideal investment. The video was fantastic, and I encourage you to continue producing such high-quality content!
We strive to be as user-friendly as possible. Whether you're a beginner or a pro at 3D printing, the AnkerMake M5C is a great choice! Let us know if you have any questions.
Anker really does make some great products! I'm really surprised how well those prints came out, definitely on par with more expensive printers. I think it's about time for them to become sold in big box stores!
That's really cool!! My boyfriend of 12 years has been interested in 3d printing for a while now and he has one but it has not been easy for him to figure out (even though he is a CNC Machinist and has been one for 20+ years). So thanks for this video because now we can look into the 3d printer you used and buy one to see how much better it is than the one he has already.
this was awesome! ive always wanted to print in metal filaments, but ive always been to nervous to do it. but after seeing how well it worked, imma give it a try!
After watching this video, I'm really impressed with the AnkerMake M5C 3D Printer's user-friendliness! It seems like a fantastic choice for beginners like me. I've always wanted to own a 3D printer, and this one might just be the perfect investment for me. Great video, keep up the good work!
Greetings from Portugal. Thank you so much for showing the potential of this printer. The video was really good. Keep doing good, good to others. As soon as I have the budget, I will put this printer as one of the potential choices, putting my Ender 3 for leisure work. All the best to everyone.
What temperature did you use for copper and what was your layer hight? Additionally if speed is a factor for your prints the you should check out resin printers
I now know why there is "Everything" in JerryRigEverything. Well he has basic to advanced knowledge in pretty much everything from teardowns of smartphones, laptops, building cars, boreholes, 3d printing, basically Everything.
I bought one of the old creality 3d printers a few years back, and the thing has been nothing but a nightmare. I ended up gutting the thing and rebuilding it pretty much from scratch. That AnkerMake is really impressive to print at those speeds for that price.
Printers have come a long way. My first printer didn't have a part cooling fan so it could only print ABS and was $500 about 10 years ago. I have a couple creality machines but got tired of working on them and recently got a bambu x1c and its leagues above. For the price, that anker make looks like it would be a great first printer. I doubt it can print some of the claimed filaments without warping though, like ABS and PC.
I’ve been printing since 2010, used to make my own filament and wish I still had my setup. Maybe if I win I will have to build a new one. Have you tried any of the Bambu printers, specifically the P1 or X1C. The X1C has been the smothers and fastest printer I’ve owned to date another the high extrusion nozzle replacement.
I've watched soooooo many of his videos and 90% of them are great, BUT the title and thumbnail are click bait! He actually never even attempted to print any thing gold as the title says because he couldn't get his home made filament machine working correctly. And I myself have the Ankemake M5, this printers big brother.
The quote "Tis better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all" is a famous line from Alfred Lord Tennyson's poem "In Memoriam A.H.H." This long poem, written between 1833 and 1850, serves as a tribute to Tennyson's close friend Arthur Henry Hallam, who had passed away at a young age.
There’s no 3D printer that uses pure gold filament because gold is a dense and costly material that can’t be extruded like plastic or composite metal filaments. However, there are indirect or alternative techniques to 3D print objects using gold: -Filaments with gold particles: Some filaments contain tiny particles of precious metals like gold mixed with other materials like plastic. These filaments allow you to create objects with a golden shine, but they’re not made entirely of pure gold. -Indirect 3D printing (Lost Wax Casting): You can use a 3D printer to create a wax or resin mold, then use the lost wax casting technique to make a real piece of gold. This method is commonly used in jewelry. -Binder jet: Some industrial 3D printers can print on metal materials using an agglutination process, but then the printed parts need to be sintered in a furnace to become solid metal. However, this process is also complex for materials like gold. For pure gold pieces, technology still relies on traditional casting processes rather than 3D printers that extrude directly.
This is totally different! I didn't know that they started making filament using metals. Imagine what that would be like as a 3D printed fabric! That's so fucking cool.
I have wanted to try 3D Printing for a while. This seems like a good entry level machine and you can't beat the price. Possibly I can do a review on one. I enjoy your videos immensely.
You could have purchased rolls of gold for use in crafts. Gold wire. I’m pretty sure that would work. That have different grades too. You would have to put it on the spool but it’s available all kinds of places. eBay, Etsy, any craft website that makes jewelry. You may have come up with something.
Consider alloying the correct metals with gold, just as metals are alloyed with gold for jewelry. My mind was blown when I saw the 3D-printed wooden box and a miniature version of the Statue of Liberty.
5:05 Eventhough the high temperature nozzle is good for those materials, this printer lacks an enclosure. ABS, PETG and TPU will be more difficult to print as a result, but not impossible.
Wow, this video truly showcases the incredible potential of 3D printing technology! The precision and detail achieved in the printed objects are mind-blowing. It's fascinating to see how this technology is revolutionizing various industries, from healthcare to manufacturing. Thanks for sharing.
I've heard that hardened steel nozzle is best to print those wood and other filaments, brass allegedly wears out faster with these particles scratching it. Will certainly try to print wood someday, steel nozzle already on the way, now need some filament :D
4:53 I was fixing my printer and searched up some tutorials for my problem, when i fixed it i searched figdet toy and started print, then i started eatching the video, and guess whats being printed in the video? The exact thing in printing😅❤
Great info, thanks! For someone that wants to get one (there first) for small things around the house, do you recommend this above any other 3D printer/brand?
ive been wanting to get into 3d printing for wanting to make molds for car parts, so this is really awesome to see hopefully i can get a 3d printer soon and try these out myself
To achieve such a fast print speed does the quality of the print suffer? What types of filaments can it use? I saw the sawdust, iron, and copper infused materials. What about the elastic, glow-in-the-dark, or other types of filaments? Can this be used to make lithophanes? How well does it work with machines that combine different filament colors and materials on the fly? Like from Mosaic's Palette machines? Does it have a 2-way to 4-way hot end feeder that essentially fuses different filaments on the fly from different spools? Making them into a many colored/textured filament kind of blended together or fuse the different feeds together end-to-end? Is there a wasteful purge block when changing from one filament color or material during the same print session? Does the company have a multi-head or multi-tool attachment for more complicated 3D prints or projects?
Did you measure the color of your eyes with a Pantone palette to make sure they match the wall? That's a level of coordination that would make camouflage jealous!
The printer looks like it works really well. How many prints did it take to make the prints you did? using the printer to make prototype parts is great use of the material and easy to replace if need be. I would like to see a update on the hummer.
It is not good and too many issues! If you run AMD you'll have software problems and their slicer is limited at best. I've had mine not even a month and one problem after another and I'm returning it.
I tried jerry rigging my bank account but it didn’t work.
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A rating of four nice, juicy burgers for that comment
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Mine just stole $300 from me instead
You know what else is ultra fast? Gear 5 Luffy vs Kaido!
2:56 Kudos to anyone else who noticed that for a few brief moments Lady Liberty lost her torch. :D
3:51 you can see the broken one in the background😂
I'd recommend getting a hardened nozzle for wood filament (and probably the other filled ones), as it quite literally sands down normal nozzles during printing!
3D printing is something that should be completely mainstream. The ability to print literally anything you want, from home, is absolutely astounding. My favorite prints are like your wheelchair caps. Something you don't necessarily notice, but is a quality of life improvement for almost nothing.
Hey @Michaelramos4482 you want the gold dust? Send me an email JerryRigEverything at gmail *AND* respond to this comment once you do.
@@JerryRigEverything michael you really need to respond quick
Poor guy
I'll be your gold dust huckleberry...
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It's great to see how much 3d printing has improved over the last 10 years, and how the price has fallen so much. Thanks for the video Jerry.
The only bad thing about these brilliant new printers is that it makes me feel bad for owning an older Ender 6. Such good advancements in the 3D printing scene, love it.
i own an ender 3 that i recently repaired.
I still have and ender 3 lol.
I prefer resin printers. They are faster and print in better quality.
@nando03012009 is it not a lot more work tho,and you deal with chemicals?
Believe me, with a klipper upgrade that thing would smoke this over advertised piece of crap
I had no idea you could 3D print with wood. Honestly, for 400 bucks I'm pretty impressed with what Anker has made here. Good job Anker.
And wood filament smells so good, like burnt wood of drilling or sawing.
Not good job Anker, this printer actually sucks!
Dude, I've just discovered your channel and am IMMEDIATELY in Love with it! I line the in-depth descriptions and explanations while still being expedient and also love the type of videos you offer. I've already subscribed after just the first 30 min of knowing this channel existed. Props on supplying water to the foreign community
Thank you!
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So cool to see how 3D printers have evolved in such a short amount of time, very excited to see what's coming in the next few years.
Crazy to see how far 3D printing has come! Kudos to you, creating inexpensive alternatives for the masses 💪🏼
$399!? Thats an insane price for a 3D printer! What a cool way to prototype and save money for you guys and then passing that along to those who are in need of wheelchairs and other mobility devices you produce. I am always in awe of you and Cam with what you do with your resources. Plus, your videos are super entertaining and insightful. Happy you are here in Utah making this state what it is.
399 bucks is great, however 449€ is making it a hundred dollars more expensive in Europe, that's crazy
It's a good printer for sure but there are cheaper offerings out there for less that do much more. For example, I own the Elegoo Neptune 4 Pro and that cost me $299. $100 less than this printer and has bells and whistles that this printer doesn't have. For someone who would just print random doo-dads, this is fine but anything else, they should buy something better.
@@LET4M4RU bought it for 189 euros just a week ago, they have some good discounts now
I bought a Bambu Labs P1P and an AMS unit and couldn't be happier! This is a revolution in FDM printing - the speed, the quality and the multicolor option - my previous Ender 3 cannot even compare to this. Heard good things about Ankermake as well!
You should do a durability test on the 3D-printed objects. It would be really fun to test their durability and scratch resistance.
Love 3D printing! It is so convenient for tools, decor, and utility. I had a bookshelf missing pegs and was able to print all of them myself. I've also printed a desk cable tray, multiple character models, stands, RasPi cases, and even fidget toys! Color changing filament infinity cubes ftw!
Its impressive how 3D printers had advanced to be pretty affordable.
The plastic-copper filament looking soo good, I'll try it on my printer, thanks!
3D printing is pretty sick, can't believe how far it's come in the last 5 years
Crazy to see how far 3D printing has come, Unbelievably cool! Keep up the good work :)
The university of Maine are attempting to build affordable housing using 3d printing using reusable materials. So far it looks fantastic. They want to test the sustainability through the winter months. If this can be perfected, many people can design their home for an affordable price. Hope this builds steam. But yea 3d printing has come so far.
The video was fantastic, and I encourage you to continue producing such high-quality content!
Fun fact! 1+1=2 was proven in the Principia Mathematica, written by Alfred North Whitehead and Bertrand Russell, and was published in 1910, 1912, and 1913.
Would love to see more about the complex procedure of making filament. Real gold inside of filament sounds so awesome.
Dr flo just did a video on making filament
This is really impressive given how cheap it is. 3D printers really evolved a lot during the past few years. I might actually consider buying one for myself.
Great video! It’s interesting to see the different materials you were able to successfully print with, even if the gold filament didn’t work out.
Why do you think the gold filament failed? Was it the gold dust or the setup? Were the grains too large? You can electroplate 3d prints if you first prime the surface with a conductive primer.
I must say I'm thoroughly amazed by how user-friendly the AnkerMake M5C 3D Printer appears to be! It seems like an exceptional option for novices such as myself. Owning a 3D printer has always been a dream, and this model seems like the ideal investment. The video was fantastic, and I encourage you to continue producing such high-quality content!
If you're interested in getting one, you can also take a look at what bambulab offers. I personally own a AnkerMake M5 though and I'm perfectly happy.
We strive to be as user-friendly as possible. Whether you're a beginner or a pro at 3D printing, the AnkerMake M5C is a great choice! Let us know if you have any questions.
Anker really does make some great products! I'm really surprised how well those prints came out, definitely on par with more expensive printers. I think it's about time for them to become sold in big box stores!
this man has come so far and i have nothing but love and respect for him❤
That's really cool!! My boyfriend of 12 years has been interested in 3d printing for a while now and he has one but it has not been easy for him to figure out (even though he is a CNC Machinist and has been one for 20+ years). So thanks for this video because now we can look into the 3d printer you used and buy one to see how much better it is than the one he has already.
this was awesome! ive always wanted to print in metal filaments, but ive always been to nervous to do it. but after seeing how well it worked, imma give it a try!
Jerry is not only extremely talented, he seems to be a genuine nice guy.
Again and again, his name is NOT Jerry.
bro really wants that gold
Who thought it was Okaruns Ball 🙂? or is it just me? ;-;
I'm literally just here for that
I've had my Ender 3 Pro for a few months now and I thought it was impressive. But seeing how far we've come with 3D printer tech is amazing
After watching this video, I'm really impressed with the AnkerMake M5C 3D Printer's user-friendliness! It seems like a fantastic choice for beginners like me. I've always wanted to own a 3D printer, and this one might just be the perfect investment for me. Great video, keep up the good work!
It’s actually crazy how many different products Anker has successfully expanded into
and all started with great battery banks and cables
I wish they sold their products in India , but sadly they haven't yet.@@unloveableandre
that's crazy! i always saw 3D printing as an enthusiast project, but it's really accessible to the masses now!
You got to just love the things that are being created in our time.
Would you use this printer for full time additive manufacturing, 22 hour duty cycle?
ive been watching your channel for many years and ive enjoyed the hummer project
Greetings from Portugal. Thank you so much for showing the potential of this printer. The video was really good. Keep doing good, good to others. As soon as I have the budget, I will put this printer as one of the potential choices, putting my Ender 3 for leisure work. All the best to everyone.
What temperature did you use for copper and what was your layer hight? Additionally if speed is a factor for your prints the you should check out resin printers
I now know why there is "Everything" in JerryRigEverything. Well he has basic to advanced knowledge in pretty much everything from teardowns of smartphones, laptops, building cars, boreholes, 3d printing, basically Everything.
Do aluminum next;
Fused deposition modeling (FDM)
Laser powder bed fusion (LPBF)
Electron beam melting (EBM)
Binder Jetting
Cold Fusion
Wire arc additive manufacturing (WAAM)
I bought one of the old creality 3d printers a few years back, and the thing has been nothing but a nightmare. I ended up gutting the thing and rebuilding it pretty much from scratch.
That AnkerMake is really impressive to print at those speeds for that price.
I use an original enfer 3 but I am thinking of upgrading to the ankermake 5mc. Do you think it is worth the upgrade
Printers have come a long way. My first printer didn't have a part cooling fan so it could only print ABS and was $500 about 10 years ago. I have a couple creality machines but got tired of working on them and recently got a bambu x1c and its leagues above. For the price, that anker make looks like it would be a great first printer. I doubt it can print some of the claimed filaments without warping though, like ABS and PC.
I’ve been printing since 2010, used to make my own filament and wish I still had my setup. Maybe if I win I will have to build a new one. Have you tried any of the Bambu printers, specifically the P1 or X1C. The X1C has been the smothers and fastest printer I’ve owned to date another the high extrusion nozzle replacement.
I've watched soooooo many of his videos and 90% of them are great, BUT the title and thumbnail are click bait! He actually never even attempted to print any thing gold as the title says because he couldn't get his home made filament machine working correctly. And I myself have the Ankemake M5, this printers big brother.
Have you ever done the durability test of the laptop u were working with?
What is the material of nozzle? As there is metal in filament, is there any erosion in the nozzle?
I love this stuff. As someone who is getting into woodcraft, I am curious about the durability, strengths/weaknesses of wood filament.
What colour will the statue of liberty change to after the nice shade of green?
Hey, which copper/metal filament are you using?
The quote "Tis better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all" is a famous line from Alfred Lord Tennyson's poem "In Memoriam A.H.H." This long poem, written between 1833 and 1850, serves as a tribute to Tennyson's close friend Arthur Henry Hallam, who had passed away at a young age.
What was the Iron filament that you used? Is it magnetic?
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Can you use a CHT nozzle with these filaments or just traditional 3d printing plastics?
Did you put on a hardened nozle. Plastic with smal fragments can wear a brass nozle.
There’s no 3D printer that uses pure gold filament because gold is a dense and costly material that can’t be extruded like plastic or composite metal filaments. However, there are indirect or alternative techniques to 3D print objects using gold:
-Filaments with gold particles: Some filaments contain tiny particles of precious metals like gold mixed with other materials like plastic. These filaments allow you to create objects with a golden shine, but they’re not made entirely of pure gold.
-Indirect 3D printing (Lost Wax Casting): You can use a 3D printer to create a wax or resin mold, then use the lost wax casting technique to make a real piece of gold. This method is commonly used in jewelry.
-Binder jet: Some industrial 3D printers can print on metal materials using an agglutination process, but then the printed parts need to be sintered in a furnace to become solid metal. However, this process is also complex for materials like gold.
For pure gold pieces, technology still relies on traditional casting processes rather than 3D printers that extrude directly.
This is totally different! I didn't know that they started making filament using metals. Imagine what that would be like as a 3D printed fabric! That's so fucking cool.
I have wanted to try 3D Printing for a while. This seems like a good entry level machine and you can't beat the price. Possibly I can do a review on one. I enjoy your videos immensely.
Could you technicaly print wires with the copper filament? Maybe it could help in manufacturing circuit boards.
You could have purchased rolls of gold for use in crafts. Gold wire. I’m pretty sure that would work. That have different grades too. You would have to put it on the spool but it’s available all kinds of places. eBay, Etsy, any craft website that makes jewelry. You may have come up with something.
How does the 3d printer melt the filament without it being really hot? (Im guessing it's not hot because you were letting it pour on your hand)
Do u have any recommendation on Laser printers
Consider alloying the correct metals with gold, just as metals are alloyed with gold for jewelry.
My mind was blown when I saw the 3D-printed wooden box and a miniature version of the Statue of Liberty.
5:05 Eventhough the high temperature nozzle is good for those materials, this printer lacks an enclosure. ABS, PETG and TPU will be more difficult to print as a result, but not impossible.
Every time I see 3D printing it simply amazes me as applications of this tech are endless.
Wow, this video truly showcases the incredible potential of 3D printing technology! The precision and detail achieved in the printed objects are mind-blowing. It's fascinating to see how this technology is revolutionizing various industries, from healthcare to manufacturing. Thanks for sharing.
Anything Anker! The woodfilament sounds amazing!
I seriously don't know what to do with that gold even if I get it 😂
I've heard that hardened steel nozzle is best to print those wood and other filaments, brass allegedly wears out faster with these particles scratching it. Will certainly try to print wood someday, steel nozzle already on the way, now need some filament :D
4:53 I was fixing my printer and searched up some tutorials for my problem, when i fixed it i searched figdet toy and started print, then i started eatching the video, and guess whats being printed in the video? The exact thing in printing😅❤
Great info, thanks! For someone that wants to get one (there first) for small things around the house, do you recommend this above any other 3D printer/brand?
Thank you for sharing the 3-D printing. This is so cool.
This is great, Zack! Hope this Ankermade is ready for primetime!
Amazing to see how fast the technology of 3d printers is advancing!
ive been wanting to get into 3d printing for wanting to make molds for car parts, so this is really awesome to see
hopefully i can get a 3d printer soon and try these out myself
To achieve such a fast print speed does the quality of the print suffer? What types of filaments can it use? I saw the sawdust, iron, and copper infused materials. What about the elastic, glow-in-the-dark, or other types of filaments? Can this be used to make lithophanes? How well does it work with machines that combine different filament colors and materials on the fly? Like from Mosaic's Palette machines? Does it have a 2-way to 4-way hot end feeder that essentially fuses different filaments on the fly from different spools? Making them into a many colored/textured filament kind of blended together or fuse the different feeds together end-to-end? Is there a wasteful purge block when changing from one filament color or material during the same print session? Does the company have a multi-head or multi-tool attachment for more complicated 3D prints or projects?
3D printing is like having small plastic workshop at your command, you are the manufacturer and also the end user
Did you measure the color of your eyes with a Pantone palette to make sure they match the wall? That's a level of coordination that would make camouflage jealous!
This is really cool. I've used those filaments before but now I need to try forcing the patina. Thanks for sharing!
Love the idea of using 3D printing for the wheel chair end caps in prototype development, very cool idea. Now give me gold!
We just ordered one for our school's new makerspace, looking forward to making students ideas come to life!
That seems like one of the nicest 3D printers I’ve seen at that price point! Thanks for sharing.
nice printer. I'm thankful to this channel for making these high quality videos for free.
just got my M5 printer a while ago and am loving it so far
Hi Jerry, great video. What microscope do you used? Thanks Manny
Out of curiosity what filament did you use for the statue of liberty? Or if anyone else knows. I really like how that turned out
What is the best 3d printer in your opinion? Can you do a full review video of the top 3 or 5 3d printers that you like the most, please?? :)
I tried the m5c and m5 and the motor keep breaking one week after I get them
I understand and have used these printers with plastic, but I don get how it works with wood as the wood does'nt melt.
This seems like a really great printer, must watch more reviews and videos to decide but damn that was a fast one! Thanks!
The printer looks like it works really well. How many prints did it take to make the prints you did? using the printer to make prototype parts is great use of the material and easy to replace if need be. I would like to see a update on the hummer.
It is not good and too many issues! If you run AMD you'll have software problems and their slicer is limited at best. I've had mine not even a month and one problem after another and I'm returning it.
How does the wood stain or sand. I assume it's a low amount of wood in it
well what interests me the most is:
Does the copper/iron filament conducts electricity?
Jerry Rig. You Genius my G. We Can't wait till you try a bigger version of that machine 😊
This 3d printer seems like a dream come true for its low price. I cant wait until the v6 color engine comes out!
I wonder how the printed metal PLA would behave once it would get to the exact melting point of the metal.
What can I do to dry pva material? I purchased some for a Ultimaker S5
I"m finally excited by a reasonably priced 3D printer. Thank you.