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Comgrow Creality Ender 3 3d Printer Aluminum DIY With Resume Print 220x220x250mm
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Easy and Qucik Assembly: Creality Ender 3 3d printer, it is the most basic 3d printer model, which is easy to learn how to do the 3d printing. More students and beginners can easily start to work with it, it can help to improve your exercise hands-on skills.
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About this product
Product Identifiers
GTIN0649910035087
UPC0649910035087
MPNENDER320180323
BRANDCreality 3D
eBay Product ID (ePID)9024227745
Product Key Features
ModelPrusa i3
Max. Printing Depth220mm
Max. Printing Width220mm
FeaturesDIY Kit, Adjustable Layer Thickness, Adjustable Print Speed, Heated Build Plate
InterfaceUSB 2.0, USB 3.0, Wi-Fi
Max. Printing Height250mm
3D TechnologyDelta
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- Feb 10, 2019Top favorable review
Love It
I am totally new to 3D printing but not working on (THINGS) you will need to change the extruder coupler right out of the box so order more or keep a close eye on it. I can't review to removable bed because I chose to get glass bed. The hardest part was flashing the Marlin firmware. I would recommend printing Fan Cover, Spool holder with roller bearings (Awesome) I put Ender 3 on a beefed up microwave stand to move room to room.
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- Feb 20, 2020Top critical review
Arrives broken
Everything came packed well, easy to assemble. While homing the printer for first use parts keep colliding that shouldnt, forums suggest the firmware upgrade will fix that. I upgrade the firmware and now the printer is unusable and doesnt get past the logo/boot screen. I have yet to print anything. OK, so there is a part i can order to try to fix this, great.. I'll do that i suppose. I wouldn't wan't anyone to have to go through this. I sure hope this printer eventually works. Most of these reviews mention Ender 3D so it looks like the Anet ET4 & Ender 3 printers reviews are merged. This review is for an Anet ET4Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- Oct 16, 2019
Requires Some Assembly, Great Quality & Value
If you’re not an engineering type, the assembly can be a little daunting (you’ll want to watch some instructional videos on YouTube) but once it’s built it’s a powerful little machine, producing excellent prints. I use mine to print fossil replicas for teaching, and they’re just about as good as the real thing. Download Cura to do the slicing.
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- Mar 15, 2019
For the money this is a great point to start this hobby. Materials could end up costing more than printer.
For a first time person, the assembly was difficult. The assembly direction is better on the chip verses that provided as printed material. Still trying to print first model with no success but attribute this to zero knowledge. Even terms must be learned and understood but looks like fun after I get past these issues. Seems to be a very well designed machine made from quality parts. No explanation of printer controls - NADDA. Requires some research to understand basic ters and uses of functionality. Don't believe you can be the quality/price that this product provides.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- Aug 02, 2018
Excellent budget 3D printer.
Great printer for the price, better than most DIY machines. I wrote a review, but it didn't post. so let me be brief. It does have some minor issues; The print bed is warped a little, but is easily fixed by using a glass build plate. the extruder is good, but an aluminum upgrade is available and I recommend it for this machine as well. Otherwise, print quality is excellent, machine is solid, comes with Cura for slicing models. Build volume is decent, takes a good portion of the day to assemble, level, and dial in print settings, but once it's dialed init works beautifully. theres a huge support community for these, making i very modable and upgradeable. While I wouldn't consider this a beginner's machine, if you have a little experience with 3d printing, this is a must-buy! perfect tor the novice or expert. For a Budget printer, machine construction, build volume and print quality are unmatched! After spending some time with it, I can truly say this is a good machine for the price!
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- Mar 11, 2019
Good quality and easy to use
This is a great printer. I am very impressed with the build quality for the price. Its very solid and all the rollers were tight with zero play "out of the box". The print quality is excellent too. Even with no tweaking the prints were almost perfect! It is also much easier to use than I was expecting. Definitely recommend!Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- May 22, 2018
Good Quality Printer for the price.
Excellent kit, easy to put together. I noticed a while after assembly that I needed to tighten the bed wheels on the lower assembly which came pre-assembled from factory. Printed the Test dog in PLA and it came out great. Added the Octopi app running on a Raspberry Pi 3B to interface it remotely with my Computer. Simple set up, with Octopi it runs remote operation over my WiFi. I run the printer in my Garage so I use Octopi apps Pi camera to see how the prints progress on my PC and to control the Ender 3 printer.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- Sep 11, 2018
Great first printer
This is a great first printer. The assembly is fairly easy, if you know how to use basic tools and have a general mechanical understanding, this goes together easily. Adjustment is also very simple. If you want to get into 3d printing without spending a small fortune, this is the way to go. The print quality is very good as well. Look it up on YouTube, there are tons of reviews and tutorials on this machine.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- Apr 18, 2019
Worth it
Best investment I've made in quite a while. I did not know much about how to use a 3d printer, so was intimidated to run it at first. I figured after the assembly, I should do some more research take some classes perhaps...but I took a shot and it's been running these past couple of weeks without much of a pause. So it's not as difficult as it may seem. Try a little this, a little that, and with utilizing the wealth of information online, it's actually very enjoyable to use and good tool I can foresee most homes and businesses eventually having. I chose the Ender 3 over other machines, even the Ender 3 pro, because there is a huge community of people using this and so there's an answer for any issue that might crop up and with the work they've put in-and that the Creality company has put in- there are a good number of upgrades for this machine. I've purchased or printed most of them already and I'll say it's a good idea to just plan on getting those when purchasing this. They are not completely necessary though, so if you're low on funds, this thing will still do a great job. I sprung for the all metal extruder, the yellow thicker springs and the glass bed that clamps on top of the stock metal one. I still have to hook on the dampers for the motors and the BLtouch for easier bed leveling. I've printed out the cable chain so that it doesn't snag onto the hot bed as it's moving around. I look to print out a different vent system for the hot end. There are other upgrades but these ones are a few fairly easy fairly cheap. Some issues brought up online I did not have with this one I purchased. Some said they received a warped hot bed. The one I got was perfect. Some had issues with the cable connector to power supply. The one I got was perfect. I think some of those people may have been moving the bed around a lot, creating electricity in the motors, which backfed into the power supply. Best bet is to either keep the bed all the way back after a print and bring cautious not to move the bed around like a maniac when scraping off the print...or just unclipping the top and removing the print that way. I'll admit, the 3d printer tech is not exactly easy for the average mainstream "consumer", but this particular machine makes it to be within virtually anyone's ability to be able to buy, to setup and to master. Especially if you were able to read this entire write-up. Anyways, YouTube, instructables, and thingiverse are great resources of info and for free downloadable prints. I just downloaded the 'Cura' program, set up my default printer as a cr10 and changed the bed size. Open a file you find, and save it somewhere. It naturally becomes a "gcode" file. That's the slicer. It translates the 3d model you or another person makes into something your particular machine understands. Tells the motors what to do. Honestly, most everything after that is details. Lots of neat things to learn and make. I've actually printed out a MPCNC and I'm just about finished with that. I might print out a couple of REPRAP machines and who knows what else?! Hope you get the chance to enjoy this as I am and hope I've helped you a little today.
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- Jul 02, 2020
Great entry level Printer with lots of upgrade-ability.
This has been a great point to start for a new hobby, The cost of entry is perfect, unlike the higher end brands like Prusa. You get a good build volume, consistent print and so far over all quality seems to be great. This is a great budget machine to learn and grow in. There are a lot of great upgrades available for this platform so if you want you can get the high end features added on. You will still be in the same price range or lower than the cost of the Prusa or Ultimaker.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
