You can get a decent kit for less than 200. Look for a Prusa i3 on amazon. Its an open source printer which means a lot of different people are selling nearly identical copies of it. Avoid MDF. If you're willing to splurge, get one with a metal frame. Otherwise be gentle tightening down that acrylic. And make sure it IS tight. A rigid frame is key.
So long as you don't have any mechanical problems, like a wobbly frame or really cheap stepper motors, I've found that you can get pretty good prints out of nearly any printer, with the right tweeking
You can get a decent kit for less than 200. Look for a Prusa i3 on amazon. Its an open source printe
Alternatively you can also build an i3 from scratch... It IS an open source printer :P. Though you will probably have an easier time buying at least some of the partsblike the printed pieces.
Alternatively you can also build an i3 from scratch... It IS an open source printer :P. Though you w
