Ok, got it brand new, open box, for $240+tax. Don't see anything missing at all....
Ok, got it brand new, open box, for $240+tax.
Don't see anything missing at all....
I can score one for under $300 and in spite of having 6 other FDM printers, none have as large a build volume. Minuses for me are the 8 bit controller, bowden drive, and non-all metal hotend BUT I can cure all those issues for about $50 and patience waiting for parts. SKR 1.4, direct drive adapter and metal extruder, titanium throat. Might want to go to 24v and already have fans and heater cart so I'd just need a ~$30 MeanWell power supply.
I can score one for under $300 and in spite of having 6 other FDM printers, none have as large a build volume.
Minuses for me are the 8 bit controller, bowden drive, and non-all metal hotend BUT I can cure all those issues for about $50 and patience waiting for parts.
SKR 1.4, direct drive adapter and metal extruder, titanium throat.
Might want to go to 24v and already have fans and heater cart so I'd just need a ~$30 MeanWell power supply.
I dont have the CR-10s but i have been running an ender 3 for a long while now. and it has been a very good printer
I dont have the CR-10s but i have been running an ender 3 for a long while now. and it has been a very good printer
I've had the non-s version for about 5 years. It does everything I ask of it with a few upgrades. Would recommend to anyone.
I've had the non-s version for about 5 years. It does everything I ask of it with a few upgrades. Would recommend to anyone.
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