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| I've got an Ender3 V3 and it works fine for me. I don't have experience with any others so I have no basis for comparison but I'm sure the others mentioned in this thread work well too. Some general things to consider: Decide how big of parts you want to be able to print and what you're willing to pay for that capability. That will determine the build volume you're shopping for. There's sort of a group of machines in the 10" cube to 1' cube range and above that gets way more expensive. Decide which materials you want to print and make sure the bed and hot end will get hot enough to print what you want. Finally, if you want to print anything carbon fiber reinforced, the extruder needs to be hardened. That at least gets you a set of requirements to go shopping with. | |
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Beginner 3D printer
