In that case, before you do anything else. Set flow rate to whatever is default (100% I assume), and calibrate your esteps. It takes like 10 mins. Just get some measuring device (calipers best, ruler works good enough) and one of those estep calculators
You properly calibrated esteps? Also check your combing settings. I don't think it'll be that tbh, but there's a chance it is
So far all my printers are elegoo, they all work out of the box very well. They're support is pretty great as well, they've sent me replacement parts for things I admitted to breaking due to own stupidity (a new motherboard after I short circuited one, and a couple of led panels after a resin spill). I can't speak of other companies, but elegoo seems alright
I've done some horrific things to my printers and they didn't care. They are on aisian time (+7 or something UTC) so unless you near then, mostly likely the to and fro will be per day, so try and put as much info as possible into your messages if they get back to you for more info
In addition to what the other guy said, email elegoo support, they have a good warentee system in place. They'll send you free replacement parts
What's the point? Data is cheap to store, and I'd assume they could sell it if they wanted to
4000 in arms 3 1000 in TF2 Around 2000 in osrs
Jesus Christ, didn't realise it was that bad. I just wish I was any good at any of them
Literally just the HFY subreddit and looking for answers to questions about 3d printing etc.
It's easy to learn, has many packages, one of the most well known languages
Fully up to you, I use the 2S, and 3 pro. The 3 pro is great, but if you have budget, might as well go 4 pro
Fully up to you, I use the 2S, and 3 pro. The 3 pro is great, but if you have budget, might as well go 4 pro
Honestly, If you are just trying to get into it, avoid some of the cheaper ender 3 clones, you'll spend more time fixing and tinkering than printing.
Elegoos Neptune line is cheap, effective, and they have very good customer service