Best 3D printer for me? Comment advice.

[curious aardvark]

yeah - we get a lot, not sure anyone else removes it and I'm only one person :-)

Not sure reposting it for them is a terribly good idea though ;-)

[JohnA136]

yeah - we get a lot, not sure anyone else removes it and I'm only one person :-)

Not sure reposting it for them is a terribly good idea though ;-)

I agree! If it is obvious spam or click bait, just delete it along with the user?

[JohnA136]

We just got another Prusa printer, it is the Prusa Mini and it was very easy to assemble and prints great right out of the box. Granted, the print size is a little smaller than our Mk 2 and Mk 3 but for the price, it is very hard to beat.
Mini.jpg

[diya_varkey]

While buying a 3D printer, you should give focus on the following points :-

Resin vs. Filament 3D Printers
3D Printer Noise
Printing Speed
Self-levelling Bed
3D Printer Connectivity Options
Device Footprint and Build Size
Print Quality, Accuracy, Precision, and More

[dw260307]

i'm also looking for best and cheap price printer

[KayBur]

Interesting options. I am considering getting an inexpensive 3D printer for my home. I think it will be useful. Even if it cannot provide super-cool print quality, it will at least schematically display what is needed.

[shrtwrec20]

Can anyone give me some recommendations? I'm looking for a printer that

1. Can print both ABS and flexible material.
2. Has a fairly large build size 300 x 300 x 300 preferably
3. Will print at a high quality for the price.
4. cost no more than £750.

Does it exist? Or am I asking too much?Any help appreciated.

[shrtwrec20]

Nothing heh?

[JohnA136]

Look at the Prusa i3 Mk3S+ kits. Around $750 , easy to assemble and print great.

[shrtwrec20]

Thank you. That one is on my shortlist. Only the build volume lets it down. I was also looking at the anycubic mega x but would need to upgrade the extruder. Not sure how easy that would be.