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More often than not it is a print quality issue with a lot of them. At least what I've run into.
by razster 12y ago
More often than not it is a print quality issue with a lot of them. At least what I've run into.
- Ccecil 12y agoOperator knowledge is very important. I often tell people "It is like a table saw...not a toaster" "Just because you have one doesn't mean you will be able to use it right away" Also, typically the less you spend on a printer the more time you spend tuning or failing prints. You can make a $600 in parts printer do very well if you know what you are doing...but it is much easier if you spend more on parts. Things like linear rails and proper leadscrews go a very long way...as does a proper hotend.
- ipedrazas 12y agoSpot on. This is something that I find myself telling to people: money buys you time. The more you pay, the less you have to spend figuring out how does it work.