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    Technologist LuckyImperial's Avatar
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    Man, 4 threads down is one nearly identical to this one with great advice labeled "Need expertise before buying a first low cost 3d printer". Did you search for any threads about the i2 or the i3?

    http://3dprintboard.com/showthread.p...ost-3d-printer

    Just get a good i3. This is what you want:
    http://wanhaousa.com/products/duplicator-i3-steel-frame

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    Im not super good with arduino, but I know how to solder and use a multimeter easily, thank that's enough skill to run one of these?

    Thanks!

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    Quote Originally Posted by LuckyImperial View Post
    Man, 4 threads down is one nearly identical to this one with great advice labeled "Need expertise before buying a first low cost 3d printer". Did you search for any threads about the i2 or the i3?

    http://3dprintboard.com/showthread.p...ost-3d-printer

    Just get a good i3. This is what you want:
    http://wanhaousa.com/products/duplicator-i3-steel-frame
    See above post, I guess I didn't respond with quote.

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