WYP News Guru Apr 10, 2020 #1 One of the best selling 3D printers has gotten a huge upgrade. Read more about Creality's Ender 3 V3 FDM 3D Printer. Last edited: Apr 10, 2020
One of the best selling 3D printers has gotten a huge upgrade. Read more about Creality's Ender 3 V3 FDM 3D Printer.
J Jaxel New member Apr 13, 2020 #2 I've personally decided to never use a Bowden Tube printer again. Too many issues.
WYP News Guru Apr 13, 2020 #3 Jaxel said: I've personally decided to never use a Bowden Tube printer again. Too many issues. Click to expand... Fair enough. Haven't had many issues, but the idea of a direct drive extruder is compelling.
Jaxel said: I've personally decided to never use a Bowden Tube printer again. Too many issues. Click to expand... Fair enough. Haven't had many issues, but the idea of a direct drive extruder is compelling.
B Bartacus New member Apr 14, 2020 #4 I'm surprised that they still have a 3d printed extruder and not aluminum, and also surprised they don't just include brand name Capricorn tube.
I'm surprised that they still have a 3d printed extruder and not aluminum, and also surprised they don't just include brand name Capricorn tube.
WYP News Guru Apr 14, 2020 #5 Bartacus said: I'm surprised that they still have a 3d printed extruder and not aluminum, and also surprised they don't just include brand name Capricorn tube. Click to expand... 3D printed extruder? It's plastic, but that ain't 3D printed. The metal inserts also will prevent the wear that the plastic ones once got. Yeah, Capricorn tubing would be nice, but the whole point of the Ender 3 is that it is affordable. Need to cut costs somewhere.
Bartacus said: I'm surprised that they still have a 3d printed extruder and not aluminum, and also surprised they don't just include brand name Capricorn tube. Click to expand... 3D printed extruder? It's plastic, but that ain't 3D printed. The metal inserts also will prevent the wear that the plastic ones once got. Yeah, Capricorn tubing would be nice, but the whole point of the Ender 3 is that it is affordable. Need to cut costs somewhere.
G Gothmoth New member May 11, 2020 #6 WYP said: Fair enough. Haven't had many issues, but the idea of a direct drive extruder is compelling. Click to expand... same here. also my direct drive 3d printers are more delicate when it comes to print quality. because of the added weight i have to print slower with my direct driver printers to achive the same quality.
WYP said: Fair enough. Haven't had many issues, but the idea of a direct drive extruder is compelling. Click to expand... same here. also my direct drive 3d printers are more delicate when it comes to print quality. because of the added weight i have to print slower with my direct driver printers to achive the same quality.