Ender 3 V3 SE

DO NOT, I REPEAT, DO NOT BUY THESE "ULTRA-CHEAP" SUB-$100 PRINTERS. There are so many youtube videos and reddit posts explaining why they are horrible, and will turn you away from the hobby forever. If i were you , I'd buy a bambu a1 mini or a creality ender 3 v3 se. Then, if you like it, keep it or

I'm friends with a growing number of dads who have small 3D printers. Yes, it's a bit of an investment upfront but the material cost is relatively cheap. I have a Creality Ender 3 V3 SE, which has gone on sale for as cheap as $125 Canadian open box from some computer retail stores. Learning how to u

Frequenting r/3dprinting , it's the first time I've heard V3 SE has issues and a quick google search didn't show issues either, so I'd say it's more a random faulty product rather than a rule. Unlike with the old Ender 3. My own experience with V3 SE has been amazing, worked straight out of the box

comprei uma ender 3 v3 se. é barata (1k400 onde comprei) e ta funcionando perfeitamente depois de 5 meses. não sei de robótica e foi facil de montar e manutenção básica todos meus problemas com ela são resolvidos nas configurações do programa que gera o arquivo pra imprimir

You should ask to see it working, it shouldn't be too hard for them to set up. You'll likely want a new build plate anyway, the stock one isn't great and replacement aren't too expensive, so I wouldn't worry too much about the condition of the existing build plate. Ender 3 V3 SE is a great entry-lev

Bambus competition has had alot of time to copy from the A1, the gap between it and its competitors isn't that big anymore. My favorite is the current ender v3-se, its stupid easy to setup, clean prints and you can buy like 3-4 of them for one A1.

There are two main types of 3D printers: Resin and FDM. Based on what you mentioned about him, an FDM printer would be the better choice. Before buying, you can casually ask him what kind of printer he prefers. For example, ask which printer he uses at his office or which one he likes working with.

That's... Somebody has found a way for the Ender 3 V3 SE to have multicolor coughCo-Printcough... that said... You're by far better off to buy a new machine for what you want. The SE is ancient by state-of-the-art standards. There are TONS of options on the market for 4-color multi-color for $400 or

Yes, I had a Ender 3 v3 se with a coprint attacked to it, with a enclosed chamber and camera. I got it setup, and it just gave me issue after issue. Then I sold it for $400 on Facebook market place a bought a p1s. Greatest thing I ever did.

I just bought an Ender 3 V3 se two months ago, and I'd say for that price it's an excellent first time printer if you want to become comfortable in the technical aspects and don't want a complete plug and play solution. I had to do quite a bit of adjusting and tinkering with both settings and hardwa