I'd have to go back and see in the slicers for exacts. The spool of material was 0.75kg, had to reprint a few pieces to get it centered and fix a few clearance and design flaws and still have maybe 1/3 of the spool. Maybe used 1/4 of the spool. My goal was to look close to stock.
Wow! That seems like a reasonable amount. It looks good. Does it actually help?
Give it a shot, it's not bad at all. I have a 72 year old neighbor and I got him started on it, and he's printing stuff all the time now. I always recommend the Ender 3 V2, but there's way better, simpler printers for probably less money nowadays.
They also phone home to China and are known security vulnerabilities. But man people buy the crap out of them.
That’s a great feature. Well done.
You don't have to connect it to a network and you can update the firmware via a SD card. The one I have at work is not on a network due to security reasons and we update it via a phone hotspot.
I personally don't own one, thanks for the heads up.
I first designed it in SolidWorks as one piece then broke it up into 6 pieces based on 10"x10"bed size and decent places to split and fasten the parts together. I'll attach a image of the model when I get home.
I could. Which radiator do you have? Mine has the extended flanges and I had to angle the face that they sit on because they were not perfectly 90deg bend. Are you able to edit a Step file software wise? Would you want the file without the fan opening?
They really moved the bar on price vs features. If I was in the market again I'd but a prusa core one.
