Hy everyone

I’m a tech enthiast, full time developer and looking a long time to enter in the 3D printer world.

I have been search recenlty for some sugestions on the internet, and looking the options available in my country, mostly on a local aliexpress warehouse (to avoid some unpredictable tax).

I saw some Core XY from Tronxy I saw a lot of Ender 3 and it variants (V2, S1 pro) I saw some SLA (This one i’m a litte scared beacuse of toxity of the material, is that bad ? Like print something to touch for some time) I saw a Fysetech prusa mk3 clone that i discard after watch some bad reviews from long time users I saw the sovol s06 and the sovol s07

All I look will be close to ~500/600 usd in a local wharehose.

The ender 3 v2 will be a littble bit less, and some s1 plus will be a little bit more that that.

My usage will be to make some improvements for my work setup, something that i need in home, some addons for my switch, some charctaers to put on my desk, nothing commercial or that dependes of perfections.

Looks like that the Core XY it’s on trend right now, but I think maybe it’s too much for starts with.

I tend for the sovol s07 right, but i confess that the v roller wheels looks a cheap economy

But what do you guys think about thoes options ? Maybe await to check the neptune 4 ? Worth to buy a cheap printer and made some upgrades ? Like buy a Sovol S06 and put a Klipper by myself later ?

  • @the16bitgamerEnglish
    2•2 years ago

    Get something cheap which does what you want it to do. Then go expensive.

    For me, I got a Monoprice Select Mini as my first printer. It was good enough, but I soon learned I needed something bigger. Then I got a Flash Forge adventure.

    That ended up breaking because of over use, so I got a Ender for the reparability. I would’ve just kept the Ender but I was able to start selling my designs, so I got a Prusa Mini and soon a MK 4 for their reliability.

    You won’t know what you’ll need until you use it. Getting something cheap makes this more accessible.