These are the Terms Of Service listed at: I've finally found the modeller, which is really easy to use. It will be really pity, if this startup licence is only valid for one year. Things to look for: Heated Bed (sometimes it's an upcharge, but not a lot), Auto-levelling (so you don't break nozzles/beds, also sometimes a small upcharge), free shippingĪs a beginner, you don't need to spend extra for double or triple nozzles, aluminum frames (though nice if you can afford the extra price), full shrouds, or extra-large bed sizes.Īs a beginner, you don't need to spend extra for double or triple nozzles, aluminum frames (though nice if you can afford the extra price), full shrouds, or extra-large bed and for the information and the recommendations! Something like this is a good deal for a beginner:

Also, make sure you are in fact getting what's pictured (read the ad thoroughly) since some of the sellers can be a bit deceptive with the product images. And even if the kit is of lower quality, it is a good way to get some experience with 3D printing (and kit assembly!) BEFORE spending a lot on a better one. Make sure you look at feedback/orders records and such for any seller you are looking at buying from (I wouldn't recommend buying from anyone on there with less than 100 orders and a positive feedback of less than 97%).

Most sell through AliExpress, but there's plenty of variation there. Though, if a print comes out funny looking, it'll be hard to tell if it was due to printer or more likely the person who built it!Īny reputable sites or dealers that you've seen? As in 'one-third' the price, for the same hardware. Same printer kits (RepRap, Rostock, etc.) but a LOT cheaper.

If you aren't afraid of putting it together yourself, you can order kits from china CHEAP.

Awesome! Thank you for the heads up! Now I can go shopping for a 3D printer! :)

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