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Creality Ender 3 V2 Upgraded 3D Printer Expired
$210
$343.73
+ Free S/H
Creality 3D Printer Authorized via Newegg has Creality Ender 3 V2 Upgraded 3D Printer on sale for $209.99. Shipping is free.
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About the Product
Thanks to community member lam2smart for finding this deal
Note, must be sold/shipped by Creality 3D Printer Authorized
About the Product
- Creality Upgrade 32 Bits Silent Mainboard
- Integrated compact design
- Built to offer a beefy level of power, featuring an ARM Cortex-M3 STM32F103 CPU and a TMC2208 stepper drivers
- Near-silent in operations, completely void of the classic stepper driver squeaks and squeals as the stepper motors twist and turn
- UL Certified MeanWell Power Supply
- Includes a standard 1-year warranty w/ purchase
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- Purchase this unit today and save $133.75 Off (38.91% Savings) from the original list price of $343.74. This price matches the most recent deals we've had for the Creality Ender 3 V2 3D Printer
- This 3D printer is easy to assemble w/ stable movements, low noise, wear resistance and longer life
- This product is eligible for Newegg's Black Friday Price Protection [Details]
- Offer valid while promotion/supplies last
- Please refer to the forum thread for additional details - Discombobulated
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Creality Ender 3 V2 on sale at Newegg for 209.99 with Black Friday protection.
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Creality Ender 3 V2 on sale at Newegg for 209.99 with Black Friday protection.
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The hardest part is setting the Z-Probe offset/bed leveling, but once you get that and dial it in you are off to the races. Research Slice Software, 3d Design software, common Ender 3 v2 issues and trouble shooting, How to set up your Ender 3v2, setting up CURA for the Ender 3 v2 and best settings to start.
A lot of people looking at this are inspiring first time 3d printers, here are some links from my research that helped me get started.
Check level
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8qLJyaB
Bed Leveling
https://all3dp.com/2/ender-3-bed-...d-to-know/
Calibration
https://all3dp.com/2/ender-3-cali...r-ender-3/
3D modeling software
https://all3dp.com/1/best-free-3d...beginners/
CURA
https://all3dp.com/1/best-3d-slic...d-printer/
Cura Profiles and setup
https://all3dp.com/2/ender-3-cura...a-profile/
Free prints STL files
https://all3dp.com/1/free-stl-fil...-download/
However, if you are someone new to printing and you value your spare time, I think you are better off spending more and getting a Prusa Mini+. Yes, it's $200 more, but you can easily spend an extra 10-40 hours tuning a Creality to address issues that you are far less likely to run into with the Prusa.
It's a value / time proposition in my book, but if there was a Creality I'd be willing to gamble on, I think it's the Ender 3 V2 at around $200.
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However, if you are someone new to printing and you value your spare time, I think you are better off spending more and getting a Prusa Mini+. Yes, it's $200 more, but you can easily spend an extra 10-40 hours tuning a Creality to address issues that you are far less likely to run into with the Prusa.
It's a value / time proposition in my book, but if there was a Creality I'd be willing to gamble on, I think it's the Ender 3 V2 at around $200.
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The hardest part is setting the Z-Probe offset/bed leveling, but once you get that and dial it in you are off to the races. Research Slice Software, 3d Design software, common Ender 3 v2 issues and trouble shooting, How to set up your Ender 3v2, setting up CURA for the Ender 3 v2 and best settings to start.
A lot of people looking at this are inspiring first time 3d printers, here are some links from my research that helped me get started.
Check level
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8qLJyaB
Bed Leveling
https://all3dp.com/2/ender-3-bed-...d-to-know/
Calibration
https://all3dp.com/2/ender-3-cali...r-ender-3/
3D modeling software
https://all3dp.com/1/best-free-3d...beginners/
CURA
https://all3dp.com/1/best-3d-slic...d-printer/
Cura Profiles and setup
https://all3dp.com/2/ender-3-cura...a-profile/
Free prints STL files
https://all3dp.com/1/free-stl-fil...-download/
Micro center has ender pro for $99 not v2
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Taking the hit for all other similarly lazy people!
However, if you are someone new to printing and you value your spare time, I think you are better off spending more and getting a Prusa Mini+. Yes, it's $200 more, but you can easily spend an extra 10-40 hours tuning a Creality to address issues that you are far less likely to run into with the Prusa.
It's a value / time proposition in my book, but if there was a Creality I'd be willing to gamble on, I think it's the Ender 3 V2 at around $200.
Judging by its popularity, the Ender 3 is undoubtedly a fine printer...but it's managed to burn me out over the 10+ hours I've spent with it. The Prusa worked perfectly right out of the box (+/- 10-15 minutes fiddling with the z-axis height) and I've never looked back.
Good luck to the folks who take a chance on a new Ender 3. I hope it works well for you!
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The second half of 3D printing is learning the slicer program well. You can get a wide range of print quality on the same object depending on your settings and model orientation.
And just for reference I have about 7-8 different brands of PLA and I've found that they all print and stick well at 215 degrees nozzle temp and 60 degrees bed temp using the stock glass bed.
Also there is new Jyers firmware out that is leaps and bounds better than the stock firmware for the printer that fixes many deficiencies of the stock version and also has options that makes bed leveling much easier. It is easy to upgrade too.
Here is a good assembly video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gokN9xN
Judging by its popularity, the Ender 3 is undoubtedly a fine printer...but it's managed to burn me out over the 10+ hours I've spent with it. The Prusa worked perfectly right out of the box (+/- 10-15 minutes fiddling with the z-axis height) and I've never looked back.
Good luck to the folks who take a chance on a new Ender 3. I hope it works well for you!
It was an Ender 3 Pro for me, but very similar experience but a little worse - bad machine joint made bed leveling a nightmare until I figured out the flaw.
I've been trying to balance these glowing recommendations of Creality for beginners on Slickdeals because that's what convinced me to try Creality, and I wish I hadn't.
They are cheap for a reason and it really is a gamble on your time investment. I'd rather invest my tinkering time on something more rewarding than fixing manufacturer flaws. If I'm going to need that level of tinkering, I'd rather build myself so the flaws are at least my own mistakes to fix.
Or, pay a premium for a brand like Prusa that goes out of their way to save you time with better documentation, design, and manufacturing. Now my time is free for more rewarding tinkering, like testing how small I can rescale a print with moving joints before they stop working, and wondering if a smaller nozzle and layer height could fix it without modifying the 3D model.
One of these tinkering projects is fun, the other is not, and you won't change my mind.