3D Printers, Ender 3 Series, Ender Series
Ender-3 V2 3D Printer
$79.00
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- DIY Assembly
- Integrated Structure
- High Precision Print
- Stable Power Supply
- Quality Extruder
- Rapid Heating Up
Availability: 110 in stock
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Chuck –
This is my first 3D printer. I’ve had it about 3 weeks, and I’m already getting comfortable with it. The machine has great stability, and as I imagine with all 3D printers, a learning curve, but once you get familiar with it, it will feel like an extension of your body. As I’ve stated, I’m new to this skillset, so I won’t pretend to be able to compare it with others, but for all you people thinking about getting into 3D printing, I’ll lay out what you’re looking at getting into… Upon receiving it, you’ll have to do a bit of assembly. Nothing too complicated, and there are many walk-throughs on YouTube, that can guide you through the entire process. Its not a must, but having some experience with tools and a bit of problem solving skills will help you out a lot. By the time you’re done, you’ll have a grasp on how your printer works, which is important when it comes to using and maintaining it. Once you’ve got it set up, the next thing you’ll want to do is look up installing filament and leveling the bed. Again, search for YouTube videos, especially with leveling the bed, because you’ll want to pick up a good strategy on this, as it’s critical to having success with your prints. The best strategy that I’ve found is the one using the sheet of paper. At first, it might feel a bit overwhelming trying to get everything just right, but as you use this skill, and lay down some plastic on the bed, you’ll get a feel for it, and within a couple weeks you’ll be able to do it blindfo
Jared Levesque –
So far so good being my first 3d printer has done well thus far definitely will be upgrading some components in the future
Daniel Filer –
Kinda crappy, Creativity is very stupid and annoying to deal with.
Steven –
I’ve done extensive printing with this machine, and it has proven to be incredibly durable. I’ve only had to replace the bowden tube twice, and that’s about the extent of maintenance required. The Ender 3 V2 model is impressively quiet compared to the original Ender 3. While the screen and interface could use some improvement, it’s not a major complaint for me. Overall, I’m highly satisfied with its performance.
Dtefeg –
This is my first 3d printer and it works so well, I wish it had auto bed leveling cause it is a pain to level you bed every print, but other than that this printer can print with amazing detail
John –
This product is absolutely fantastic! Although I have limited experience with 3D printing, I managed to set up and get the Ender 3 V2 running smoothly in no time. If you’re new to 3D printing like me, I highly recommend using YouTube videos for assembly assistance and to help you get started with your first prints. I followed this advice and I’m so grateful for it.
James L. –
I bought this printer from a recommendation from a friend. He suggested the V2 upgrade over the older style Ender 3. It was well worth the extra $40 or $50. The newer motherboard apparently is silent compared to other models. I have nothing to compare to, but I can assure the only noise this thing makes is from the fan. I mean, it makes some very quiet mechanical noises from the motors turning, but honestly they’re barely audible at all. The glass bed is also great to have. This is my first ever printer, so again I have nothing to compare to, but the glass bed is super easy to use. If a print isn’t adhering, a quick scrub with dish soap and a rinse, then no issues. The controller is super easy to use, with a nice size display. Plus, it is a pretty popular printer, so there’s TONS of videos, support, and of course STL models for all kinds of upgrades and modifications for it. I replaced the smooth control knob with a printed one with a coarse design for better grip, added a filament guide, a Z axis screw knob to easily raise the print head, a tool holder, and even a bracket for an inductive sensor to enable auto bed leveling. I highly recommend buying some better bed springs, as any time I moved the printer (I don’t have a permanent spot for it just yet) required manual leveling. Or get an inductive sensor for cheap and make it an auto leveler. Even as it comes stock, this printer is great. It has every tool you need to assemble and maintain it, a micro USB card and reader, ex