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  • The Real Jdbye @ The Real Jdbye:
    anycubic has one on sale right now for $109
  • The Real Jdbye @ The Real Jdbye:
    kinda like a computer yeah, but if you plug in a cable backwards your printer makes a horrible noise as the head moves the wrong way and crashes into the assembly the first time you turn it on :P
  • handy333 @ handy333:
    Sounds like future me is screwing up.
  • handy333 @ handy333:
    again
  • handy333 @ handy333:
    Wow, this thing came in a case and everything
  • handy333 @ handy333:
    built in speakers too
  • The Real Jdbye @ The Real Jdbye:
    i hated the assembly of my cheapo chinese 3d printer i think most of the ones from brands like anycubic come more assembled than that so the assembly is easier though
  • handy333 @ handy333:
    Is there any toxicity with the plastics
    I should keep in mind?
  • BigOnYa @ BigOnYa:
    @handy333, If you have any Microcenter stores near you, goto 1 and they have a bunch of diff 3d printers on display and some will be printing even. But don't buy from there, order it online, will be cheaper.
  • The Real Jdbye @ The Real Jdbye:
    PLA, PETG and TPU all seem pretty non toxic and honestly you can skip ABS in favor of PETG
  • handy333 @ handy333:
    I'd have to check if there's one in H
    ouston.
  • BigOnYa @ BigOnYa:
    ABS plastic only one of real concern, but don't need to use that normally.
  • The Real Jdbye @ The Real Jdbye:
    ABS Is the big one of the common filaments that makes potentially toxic fumes (the others are less common exotic filaments that you're not likely to ever encounter)
     +1
  • The Real Jdbye @ The Real Jdbye:
    nylon might not be great either, but it's not a common filament and you need a bit of a fancier 3d printer to print it properly
  • handy333 @ handy333:
    I'll keep that in mind.
  • The Real Jdbye @ The Real Jdbye:
    anyway, if you can wait until black friday, keep an eye out then, i saw some nice deals last time
  • BigOnYa @ BigOnYa:
    PLA is the most common and cheapest, and I'd recommend that to start with as a beginner if you jump into our rabbit hole.
  • The Real Jdbye @ The Real Jdbye:
    i think you can get one of the 3d printers that run klipper for closer to $100 during black friday and that will be far more of a plug & play solution cause it has a lot of intelligent features that take away a lot of guesswork and tuning to get things printing well
  • The Real Jdbye @ The Real Jdbye:
    they're $150+ right now
  • handy333 @ handy333:
    I'll try to hold out until black friday. I was going to try to get a steam deck but honestly, I don't think I'd use it that much.
  • The Real Jdbye @ The Real Jdbye:
    klipper is what all of the more premium consumer 3d printers (except bambu) run as well, they just add some extra features like built in camera with "AI"
  • The Real Jdbye @ The Real Jdbye:
    being able to get that for cheap is a really good thing for people just getting into the hobby
  • BigOnYa @ BigOnYa:
    @handy333, https://www.microcenter.com/site/stores/houston.aspx
  • handy333 @ handy333:
    Nice, Sounds like a road trip this weekend, or the next.
     +1
  • BigOnYa @ BigOnYa:
    Can't believe you've never been, its like candy store for me. They sell electronic components and SBC stuff now also. (Rasp Pi/ Arduino).
    BigOnYa @ BigOnYa: Can't believe you've never been, its like candy store for me. They sell electronic components...