• @xpinchx
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          61 year ago

          It’s a maddening, yet somehow fun hobby. If you do it just remember it’s better to get a high quality small one vs a shit huge one.

          I started with a CR10 knockoff that was a fucking nightmare. Good for learning how they work, but an overall shit user experience. I upgraded to an Artillery Sidewinder X1 and all my headaches went away (for the most part)

          If you like tinkering it will be fun.

          • _haha_oh_wow_
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            1 year ago

            The actual CR10 is a fucking nightmare lol, PRUSA is a better way to go but I’ve heard The Sidewinder X1 is pretty decent.

            • @xpinchx
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              21 year ago

              It’s a good mid-range, definitely not up to Prusa standards.

              • _haha_oh_wow_
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                21 year ago

                Calling anything from Creality good is a little generous: Their main benefit is cost.

                • @xpinchx
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                  21 year ago

                  Sorry for lack of clarity, I was referring to the Artillery as mid range.

            • @xpinchx
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              11 year ago

              The Sidewinder has been reliable so far. If you really don’t want to mess with anything, a comment above recommended Prusa which I agree with they’re just pricier.

              I haven’t shopped around in a few years so there may be more notable brands now. Get one with an auto bed leveler, that’s one thing I wish I had. I don’t have the heart to flash in new firmware and deal with the hardware install (bl touch)

        • @jtablerd
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          41 year ago

          These work great at different latitudes , you just adjust the angle to latitude +10° (and a different value in winter but same principle)

    • cassetti
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      51 year ago

      It moves in 15 minute increments - slowly fades as it changes numbers throughout the day