Creality Ender 3

I'm getting off my Ender three Alrighty, then. Let's conclude this saga. Do I recommend the Ender Three from Creality? Well, the price point is super ...

I still think the Cr-10 has its place in terms of size. It's still an affordable printer, but looking at the overall performance and affordability, th...

A 3d printer is the perfect companion for collecting board games. Is so satisfying to design and print a storage solution that fits just perfectly in the box. You can get a solid printer (I personally recommend the Creality Ender 3) for under $200 and it's tons of fun and so rewarding. Most people vastly overestimate the cost of purchasing and using a 3d printer.

It produces generally above-par prints, but its print bed can be tricky to keep leveled. Sign up for Lab Report to get the latest reviews and top product advice delivered right to your inbox. This newsletter may contain advertising, deals, or affiliate links

Have in mind that as you start printing, you will probably start printing more and more, bigger and bigger. A slightly bigger printer might be what you want in the end (like cr10, or go crazy and get obe of those new 45degree printers), but the ender 3 is a solid coice.

Bought Creality Ender 3 V2 for a nephew. We never got it to work properly, even after sending it for repairs once. Just a nightmare of work and testing, probably killed my interest for doing 3D printing, already tired of it.

All of the usual ones work. Creality Ender 3 Pro is a popular device among the low-cost ones and it is fairly easy to get started. Software wise they all work the same or almost the same. You can either put the GCODE in an SD card and let the machine run by itself, or attach it to a computer and feed the GCODE over serial port.