Monoprice MP i3 3D Printer - Unbox & Setup

[@JustVlads]

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[@jonathansalazar7354]

Good call on including the ender 3. Seems like such a great printer for the price! Got mine for 170 including shipping.

[@HM-pj4vt]

Just Vlad the website you mentioned are not for the model you have it’s totally different and the price is almost double!! Can you please send me the website of the manufacturer so i can buy direct

[@princemalik83]

Please give me link for purchasing

[@salmansaeed7244]

@@jonathansalazar7354 where did you get it from for that price?

[@jonathansalazar7354]

@@salmansaeed7244 I got it from gear best during sale on black Friday. Unfortunately I haven't been able to find it for that price anymore.

[@desiv1170]

My first (and still only) 3D printer was from Monoprice. It was a Monoprice 3D Mini (v1), first ready to run printer under $200 (I think) at the time. Someone had given me a Visa gift card, so I got the printer for something under $160 our of pocket. That little printer has been rock solid. There have been times I wanted a larger print bed, but it fits perfect on my desk. A larger printer would probably have to go to the garage or downstairs, and I probably wouldn't use it as much. So I keep sticking with the Mini. If I were buying today, I would probably go for something like the Ender 3. But I've had great fun so far. Glad to see you video progression with 3D printers. ;-)

[@fenixxplays6219]

Over the past few days I’ve gone crazy about 3D printers

[@x_obert2177]

Same..

[@cadena9366]

Same

[@gabrielgomez2483]

Same

[@imposter430]

Same

[@nutmeggaming11261]

Same

[@zzaqd]

Hey man, I know this is an old video and you probably know a lot more, but I appreciate how you’re humble and don’t pretend to know everything and give people incorrect info

[@Darkmaster5629]

The ''ink" for a 3d printer is cheaper than the ink for normal 2d printers

[@JamilKhan-hk1wl]

Those printer ink company is ripping us off

[@ColdFuse96]

Right 😂🤣😂 It’s like $40 for a damn cartridge of HP black ink, but only $20 for a kilo of black filament. Screw that, in 3D printing my documents 😂😂😂

[@Backyardwrenching1243]

ikr how funny is that

[@Mr.Helper.]

I haven’t had an ink printer in like 10 years .....

[@DigBipper188]

10ml of ink vs 1Kg of filament... *Time to 3D photocopy me this document!!!* On a side... #PostScriptEnabled3DPrintersWhen? I got me a PDF of me intentionelly scanning a middle finger badly that I wanna get immortalized in 3D because it looks funny as shit.

[@cheeseburgernetwork]

its funny watching this from 3 years ago when he didnt know anything and hes the one I learned to put my ender together from.

[@hsparent]

For not knowing anything about 3D printing, you could’ve fooled me. I’m an experienced user of 3D printers and you did great! I’m impressed with what I see here and am coveting one myself now, thanks for sharing!

[@nathanbasset]

You are the most relaxing narrator, thank you for this video

[@timd9430]

He oughta be, he lives in paradise. YES, very envious! ; )

[@UTKDesign]

%90 of your thoughts are right I have Monoprice Select Mini for a year and half it works nice

[@trick2stab314]

What he said wrong?

[@TheGalacticWest]

There’s got to be something wrong with it. For that price.

[@gavina7052]

TheGalacticWest there’s a sale, it is usually 250

[@michaelbujaki2462]

Just so you know, you came out better than I did. I paid $480 CAD for a vertex Nano, which is a smaller printer at 80mm x 80mm print surface. Regarding you comment 17 minutes in, it is good to wait if you can to separate rafts. If you separate the rafts right away, you risk deforming the model because the PLA will still be warm. By the way, 1kg is 2.2lb, but the majority of your work will be done in metric.

[@Midgentics]

i love watching his videos. his voice is so soothing and i love it when he gets excited and happy

[@dylanhart1726]

“ I think the beds level” lmao it’s sideways I about closed out

[@johnosborne1318]

This guy is obviously a genius. I'm getting one of these printers just because of his video.

[@boowonder888]

LOL, this is great! I bought my printer this year, an Annet 160 euro clone that I had to put together myself. Which was fun and a nice accomplishment. The 230 euro monoprice v2 was the one I was gonna buy at first but I was not happy with its print ing dimensions. 100 dollars is a great price for the young tinkerer. I wish they had all this when I was 15!

[@Acein3055]

Good video because it does not have the obnoxious background music/noise. The video also has a good subject and good content.

[@pierepierouu3617]

This guy can unbox a box of milk and still makes it interesting and fun

[@viperscaco1424]

piere pierouu box of milk???😂

[@jorgemedellinzavala7217]

Best

[@LBCAndrew]

I thought the video was painful to watch. It's amazing that someone would spend that kind of money and be completely ignorant of what he was buying.

[@bobbykeyz1263]

Welcome to the wonderful world of 3d printing. Not a bad printer for the price point. I have 6 machines 2 MonoPrice mini's a V1 and V2 both with heated beds. Without a heated bed your gonna have to print a lot of things with rafts. I really like the new options in your firmware though. I would suggest your next printed be the Ender3. In my opinion it's the best printer out there for money. Good luck my friend.

[@darthkairu]

I've been following 3d printing for the last few years and I will be joining you this Christmas hopefully. The printer I've chosen is the Ender3!

[@theidiotbros4129]

@darthkairu Same this Christmas um going to get the ender 3

[@XxElementalPhoenix]

Managed to find a select mini v2 for £65 the other day, think it blows this out of the water even though the i3 mini isn't available in the UK. still a very nice printer for a newcomer, my first printer was the TRONXY X1 kit and as much as I loved putting it together I can't deny the appeal of a ready to use machine like this

[@danielleesposito5487]

Wow so this was your first printer. I watched one of your vids on the Ender 3 earlier and then i saw this.

[@EndermanTheMan]

DUDE THATS CRAZY!!! I thought 3D printers at $200 were nuts, but this is something else!

[@Wingnut353]

Be aware that a $300 printer like a geeetech a20m or a creality ender 3 at under 300 are both much much more capable machines than this. I have the original Monoprice miniselect and this seems to be a variation of it with a simpler LCD but better options for aided bed leveling and filament removal the original one is all manual, in any a heated bed is a big deal even for PLA as it can mean you don't need to use glue stick. Also it is easier to add automatic bed leveling sensors to the geeetech than this machine. You can easily spend alot of money upgrading this machine and not get close to what those do out of the box.

[@orbitalair2103]

special black friday pricing??? none of them listing is his link are $100 new. $120 USED by someone else. These are $200 printers news.

[@sephirrothvt]

Vlad loves his quick settings

[@parisedomenico]

I would advice don’t lift the printer from the moving hot plate “ bed “ or the top part.

[@samadler5635]

former 3D printing tech here, this printer is pretty decent for $99. good for entry level. also thnks vlad for apologizing off the bat for not knowing what you were doing lol there was some cringe.

[@kyler-pj2vy]

@Pennywise The dancing clown If you haven't yet a base model ender 3 is very nice at 170

[@smibi8301]

@@kyler-pj2vy On ebay was the ender 3 for 120€ and the ender 3 pro for 150€. Now it's more expensive because of Christmas. Sorry if my english is bad it's because i am a German guy.

[@AM-jw1lo]

Don't expect your threads to hold up. You might try to hollow thru the center and glue an plug thru the hole which would strengthen the layer weakness, but the detail looks good. Have fun, finding the best filament (keep records), how to make parts stick will always be a challenge.

[@princeofdew8980]

Just use glue stick or hairspray. Can we washed with water. The end.

[@nickl2852]

Bro, im blown away by the quality of your review. Good work!

[@ThatBoyGhost82]

Now I know what I'm getting for Christmas .... Thank you brother ... This is awesome

[@benjamindemontgomery6317]

Damaged bed from the zip tie. Vlad this would have anoyed me so bad. you are a good man for just letting it slide and not getting caught upp in complaining. exelent movie and kudos to you. thumbs up from me.

[@davidcarter9322]

Read the manual first . Especially if you know nothing about printers

[@steveh1792]

The sad, unheard song of the technical writer. (I've been one for 40+ years.) But one can always hope, no?

[@johngranoski4440]

@@steveh1792 Real MEN dont read manuals (its part of the MAN CODE manual). [I was a technical writer too...] They watch videos now instead.

[@berencam]

right? this was painful to watch

[@LarryJamesWulfDesign]

@@berencam yep

[@daveryan9338]

Lol......i was like wtf bud? You dont know shit about the Machine!!! You Shouldn't be doing Vids Ta Help Other People! Its Pretty Wacked Off....LMFAO!!!!

[@chesterlife7898]

I am so happy that you had a good time with this machine, I got the mp select mini v1 and at the time it was around $230. it had so many problems, and i am glad that you are having a good time

[@DapperSFM]

Thanks for making this video, I wanted to get an $100 3D printer so I went on KZbin and found this

[@MrPicaso72]

Take a shot every time he says "Whacked off"

[@Dex99SS]

That is some incredibly surprising build quality for the price... Might just be buying one. And in looking for them via your links, there are some surprisingly better options indeed. I particularly like the silver variant of the exact same thing, but with a heated and auto leveling bed. And for only $60 more! I'm sold, I didn't realize it got this inexpensive to get into this at this point! Amazing... Even more amazing, Amazon Basics has 3D printing supplies! Super cheap filament and such... NICE

[@hogejo]

"So here's the manual, pretty nice." And then he never looks at it again... No wonder you have no idea what's what. I wonder where could you figure it out?

[@bullet1488666]

Yeah I don't think this device is for this guy...maybe someone get this guy a slinky to start off with..work his way on up

[@stevemiller2957]

Thank you for sharing this, I also have not even used one but am thinking about it. Now to check your update

[@channelvr1293]

You remind me of the times i was a 3Dprinter NOOB....LOL we all have to start somewhere welcome to the 3Dprinter Community ;-)

[@ikeeperwet7698]

Channel VR Any decent printers under $150?

[@channelvr1293]

@@ikeeperwet7698 hmmm yes and no.... Like everything you get what you pay for... I think you need to spend like 250 minimum. And even then they all forget the cost of extra stuff. Pla/abs/ new print head etc.. They mostly don't print right out the box.. 🥴

[@SkylarsTerribleMemes]

0:22 F E A G I L E

[@Soopa_Coopa_S]

Donut's Memes how do you even notice that lol

[@JohnLee-ui4ew]

Interesting. It is my first exposure to a 3D printer & how it works. Thanks.

[@johnhormaza5469]

This was a good video for anyone starting out, great job

[@barder194]

practice makes perfect, to prevent parts from warping on the edges use a brim it will fix your warping issues, congrats on your first printer, its alot of fun.

[@jde6608]

The printer bed was just fine until you decided to lift the printer up with it

[@ytcsabidealer8387]

James Eberhart 3:00

[@janzugic6798]

@@ytcsabidealer8387 thats a huge *OOF*

[@haydenm.3912]

You can see at 2:57 that it was a not level,to begin with, but picking it up like that definitely didn't help....

[@PatrickBergersen]

James Eberhart that’s a yikes

[@dgb5820]

I really like your instructional video style the impressive part was showing how it works from the box.

[@LBCAndrew]

More than anything he showed me how not to do things.

[@ZerqTM]

you could take a plastic container and 3d print a spool holder inside that then get some silica gel packets to put inside then have the fillament go out through a hole... also silica get packets can be re-dryed in an oven to get it as good as new again

[@amanofmanyparts9120]

This specific model is not currently available on eBay UK and the later version is about twice the price. It's much the same on Amazon UK, although both offer other models around £100, although usually not preassembled.

[@solvitengineering9976]

I like to check the level when the printer is off, so you can quickly check the travel height in all directions, then if needed fine tune when the printer is on, but on the fly auto-leveling printers are becoming game changers

[@MrStringybark]

I've had one for a year and never fails!!

[@Calebs.bowling]

I’m at the point where I have 2 and soon 3 and they are pretty fun when you know what your doing

[@el737rs]

It says FEAGILE on the box, so be caeeful :) I've got a Wanhao I3 mini, basically the same printer with a different logo on the housing. Mine had PRINGTING written on the packaging. Zip ties are there to prevent movement of the bed and print head, because when they move the steppers act as generators, and the current they produce may actually fry the main board. There is a really cheap heater you can buy on e-bay and just stick it under the bed. That way I also print the ABS on it. Glue is not necessary. If you have problems with sticking the model to the bed (model falls off during print), first try cleaning the bed with alcohol. If you decide to add heater and do the ABS, before printing heat it up and just put a layer of hair spray on the bed. Check out the "Wanhao Duplicator I3 mini official group" page on FB. Printer is completely the same, and there's loads of useful information on the page. Oh... and I also printed the bolts first, just to check the quality. I was also surprised, just like you :)

[@darrenmurray861]

Really nice looking entry level printer. V2 is a fair bit more expensive, though the printing area is increased. I have been looking at a 3D printer for some time now and have been considering the £90 option, because it's £90, what can go wrong, but after seeing the print quality of this I shall pay a little more. Problem being, I will spend all of my spare time printing figurines for my kids, but then what a great way for them to learn about 3D design and engineering projects.

[@-Burb]

Honestly go with a $200 ender 3. It’s miles and miles better than one of these super cheap ones. The extra money gets you a much bigger build area and WAY better print quality than these cheap ones.

[@arkansasmountainman]

They give you an instruction book for a reason!!!

[@curtmartini66]

Where are you at in Arkansas? I only ask because of you screen name. I am also in Arkansas.

[@fordonmekochgalenskaper5665]

Don't know about the instruction book to this machine but to my 3D printer I got an instruction book that not actually was for the machine I bought, not right menus and some other things was for the manufacturers other machines. So sometimes the instruction book is trash.

[@pickinnick100]

“I’m not sure exactly...” “I’m not sure exactly...” “I’m not sure exactly...” “I’m not sure exactly...” “I’m not sure exactly...” “I’m not sure exactly...” Jesus man.

[@devonmagan5046]

Hey, I like your videos. Something about your voice is very relaxing. And it's about 3D printers, so I'm happy.

[@lifeforceknowledge]

you have a unique and good voice for radio and video. cool vid!

[@Shivenn18]

This is sooo cheap you just mAde my number one priority for my birthday thx

[@StevenSeagull6969]

Did it come with a instruction manual?

[@Hexauslion]

im the only one that is begging you to adjust that bed and its spring. omg its because you just had to be lazy and rip and yank and snatch the zip tie off.

[@Hondurez7]

At 15:14 put some string on the snowflakes and you got yourself some Christmas tree ornaments. 🙂👍

[@mikefas5406]

I have a creality cr10s. It's a great printer and it's been perfect for over a year. But, it's about $400. The bed is huge so I can print much larger pieces. Good video. I'm wondering how long the printer lasts though. Sometimes they are fine for a few months but need maintance soon after.

[@kevinvernon3600]

One of the very first comments you make is about the "very nice looking" manual - then spend the rest of the video saying "I guess this goes here, I think this goes like this, I guess....I think..... RTFM, bro. Credibility, shot.

[@markvandenberg6852]

nit picking

[@impuls60]

As a friendly reminder, I would never use the printing boom as a lifting handle. I would also suggest snipping all the strips with a snipper and not slide it off since it can cause wear or displace the wheels on the bed. Also never adjust the level screw so that the springs compresses fully, cause you might bend something. Instead loose the opposite level adjuster upwards, please take a moment to figure out how the level geometry works. Most printer beds usally have all the springs compressed to 30-40% to be level. Once the aluminium plate is bent its useless.. This thing looks really good for 100 bucks but I wonder how long the fans last, many printers use extremely low quality fans that brakes only after 50-100 hours and many have to be soldered out to be replaced. For the comments regarding PETG I think that would be very difficult since it does not have a heated bed. You would have huge problems with poor layer adhesion.. If you make a heated box for the hole printer it might work though. I have to powerful lamps shining heat down onto my already 75 degrees heated print bed (in free air.) That lets me print PETG @ 32mm/s (very slow) at room temperature with good layer adhesion. Printing with PETG takes a lot more knowledge than PLA. I hope this info helps any beginners out there :)

[@TrungTheMaker]

love the video! haha the phrase you're trying to say is "out of whack" not "whacked off".

[@andredutoit5584]

He sounds like coach Steve from big mouth😂 i enjoyed the video 👍

[@KataraVtuber]

Thank you! Been looking affordable yet amazing 3d printer. Gonna buy this. Looks very user friendly

[@Fenlandia]

You can print bigger than 125 but will have to orient the files diagonally across your build plate. I'm about to upgrade from a first gen MP Select Mini to a Creality Ender 3.

[@bugpower18t]

you'll love the ender 3 I have one.

[@AntonKarazeev]

Ender 3 will be a good upgrade. I love it

[@kataseiko]

Looks interesting for a starter printer. I wonder if you can use a RasPi to make it into a wireless pinter how it's often advertised..

[@Truckarmartin]

I would recomend The creality ender 3 or The anet a8!

[@randomvideo4847]

How about the flash forge finder idk what 3d printer to buy

[@adriansolarz6715]

Or a sovol sv01

[@Truckarmartin]

Yeah The flashforge is an good starter printer

[@Truckarmartin]

@randomvideo

[@ramtek2702]

I watched to the end just to see if you ever used the manual.

[@pcstar123]

Great review for a great quality product, I'm definitely moved to buying this, thanks!

[@evilcanofdrpepper]

Really? He said it himself, he doesn't know anything about 3D printers so he wouldn't know what to look for, find a person who has bought at least one other 3D printer and let them wait until they have had it for a month and used it to print more than just the sample prints that are usually designed to be the best possible prints they can make. I mean he didn't even try to print out a benchy boat. Find someone who knows what they are talking about if you want to listen to them.

[@pcstar123]

I have to say: REALLY? Why do you expect so much for a beginners' printer that costs only $100 when it goes on sale, sure there are much better printers but they also cost much more, and for what I need to do, this printer is perfect. I have no use for a benchy boat or others so called arts!

[@scottygg8550]

honestly, dude, go for the ender 3 if you want quality and low cost, this thing is cool, but not as useful in making parts and DIY as something like the creality ender 3 or the tevo tarantula.

[@nasalimbu3078]

Total madtory work man

[@x_obert2177]

Can it print metal filaments? I'm looking for a tool that can create metal pins,without too much work.

[@advisedpotato8983]

X_obert nope solder would probably wreck it

[@marcusbrooks2118]

This is NOT the MP Select Mini that's available in the U.S. That one has a heated bed. This looks like a much better beginner's model (for PLA only), but I can't find any other reference to it in US-visible sites.

[@L-udo]

The original 3d printer is the whanhao duplicator 13 mini which is a widely used and rebranded company in japan, IF YOU HAVE PROBLEMS WITH CURA OR OTHER SLICER SOFTWARE PICK THE WHANHAO DUPLICATOR I3 MINI, i spent ages making a profile and then i found the original printer lol

[@JustVlads]

Thank you for the tip. At first i couldn't get it to work but then i found some random profile that worked and thats what im still using. Im going to change it to the duplicator i3 right now and try it out. Thanks

[@L-udo]

Just Vlad, Just make sure you check on the profile that the build plate dimensions are the same unless you want you printer making ugly sounds lol

[@L-udo]

Oh and when you level I found that the level is best when paper is passed under the nossle which is not loose but not so tight that it rips, you want a medium amount of friction between the bed, if you want to make your prints stick better you can literally just put some craft glue (just the twist stick glue. The stuff used at schools) on the print bed. , Oh and If you find that the filament stops and nothing comes out the nossel just cut he end of the filament into a spike so it feeds smoothly into the extruder

[@L-udo]

Just Vlad oh and one more thing the printer has a magnetic build plate which you can take of and bend off the prints off

[@darkangel8091]

Hey! So I just ran across your video and I'm a 3D printer myself have been for the past 3 years now and if you have any questions or concerns please feel free to ask me.

[@NickHey]

Bought a variant of that that is sold here in Australia, it's a great machine! Only issue seems to be ensuring the print sticks to the surface though

[@KATalice93]

Good old ALDI printer 😋😋

[@joeyhillers9460]

Try glue sticks on the bed. I've had luck with that

[@frostydev3017]

For 100$ thats quite good! I have a select mini and this seems like an upgrade to be honest

[@user-rg1jp2us4o]

You know there is a thing called an INSTRUCTION MANUAL.

[@demonprincess5634]

now you should print a larger 3d printer

[@nopparuj]

Lunastarling thats not how it works lol

[@demonprincess5634]

@@nopparuj are you sure...?

[@nopparuj]

Lunastarling yes, you cannot print electronics, the main part of the printer.

[@nopparuj]

RossCordis Up 2 U

[@Bmarquez1997]

@@nopparuj You could always print out everything else, and then use the electronics from this printer! It usually works better with hypercube-style printers though

[@trekgod3]

Did they fix the issues with the wires for the hot bed chaffing and wearing thru? The previous model had the hot bed wires wrapped tightly under the bed and the bed movement caused them to wear thru and short out.

[@joerover]

Well, very good demo nation and video recording ! with full details but why don't have how to set up at pc ? thanks a lot !

[@feraltrafficcone4483]

I kinda feel like I should get this for my first printer before I get my Ender 3 Pro. Just to get a feel for 3D printing

[@fakefamehunter4590]

Was it good

[@-Burb]

Honestly go straight for the ender 3. More support and would be much easier to start with.

[@feraltrafficcone4483]

@@-Burb yeah I got the 3 Pro since it was barely a $20 price difference. It was such a massive learning curve and nearly drove me insane 😂

[@-Burb]

@@feraltrafficcone4483 Lol nice, I’m sure it’s great though once you figured it out :D

[@feraltrafficcone4483]

@@-Burb yeah, currently trying to figure out how I’m gonna get my bed properly leveled. It’s all wacked. The right side is higher than the left, and the center is much lower than every outside corner

[@gothmaniow]

ive got the original mpsm v2 and i wish i saw this b4 i got it ... this might be a copy of the original ,but the best thing straight out the box i can see are the bed leveling knobs !!! they ... are ..a godsend !! :O as on my mpsm you have to level with a tiny allen key ( which is a right pain in the arse ) hving thos knobs are a selling point for me ...are these still on sale?? as im thinking of selling my original v2 ..to get one of these puppies .. more selling points for me are the position of the screen and operating knob .the filament holder looks more stable and it uses a normal printer cable connection to print from pc ( the mpsm v2 has a micro usb connection ) and the power connection uses a normal kettle plug !! just these awesome upgrades for me are the main selling points ,just gutted i did not find this one before i found the mpsm v2 .. are these actaully a monoprice product as they still use the name monoprice .. i ask because i cannot find these anywhere .. thanks for listening . .........peace ;)

[@gsixx8fpv499]

Is there an equivalent product available today?

[@publicprofilename4273]

So, how did you input your wheel design? I'm pretty much right where you are at the begining of the video, but haven't actually bought the printer yet. Still recommend it?

[@overout429]

I am interested in a Best Budget 3d printer, and a mpi3 3d printer but cant find prices and where to order,

[@fredstrange4584]

JUST GOT ONE ON E BAY $ 88 .00 LET THE FUN BEGIN THANKS

[@alejandroinc9575]

Fred Strange did it work

[@DailyCoolGadgets]

Monoprice makes awesome 3D printers! I have one too :)

[@foskeleven11]

A lot of value for a mere hundred dollars.

[@zellfrainbow]

Perfect example for RTFM!

[@belinhac.a3919]

cade o link para compra dessa impressora?

[@trumpisacrybabydictatornar914]

Thanks for giving us the price of everything most videos make us go looking for the price so thank u

[@colelee6014]

The drill bit goes on the extruder head so if u want to do a design on wood

[@richardspicer8253]

Pull that filement out quicker so you dont get the stringing plastic. Might leave some in the tube 👍 Good video, and have fun printing

[@mdaslamknl]

Hi I want to buy will you recommend

[@thadonofdetroit7679]

I want to get the exact same printer, but can't find it.

[@martinpattison5110]

Great video. Just right for beginners. Now I going to take a look at eBay. Many thanks. Martin (Dhaka, Bangladesh)

[@GadgetGreg]

If you are a beginner II would recommend the monoprice mini V2. its only $200. Check out my review why its worth the price :)

[@kashyapvaghela189]

Can we use metal or wooden raw materials for printing??

[@-Gunnarsson-]

its fun to buy and upgrade a printer but when its done its pretty useless. What you gonna do with it? I did hyped up mine with misumi parts etc. But havnt used it for like 2years.

[@stevehepper7112]

Can you're printer scan items that you want.

[@martinneps9387]

How would it be for small RC car parts I have a lot of vintage RC cars that parts are breaking from being old please comment back thank you very much and this thing goes for a $100 please let me know if that is Right thank you

[@-Burb]

Not great. It’s not high enough quality. For tiny parts like those an SLA printer would be great, or if you really want a cheap FDM, go with an Ender 3 for $200.

[@capthowdy126]

im need to the world of 3d printing, ive had my ender 5 for alil over 2 months and i have fallen in love with the thing, but the way urs look an they what it works is so strange from what im used to with me ender 5, but if i can find that printer for the same price im buying it, i gotta get a second printer to print the small faster prints while my ender 5 is putting in overtime with days long prints.

[@kavineshanuragavan7153]

what software did you use make the screw and the vacuum wheel