3D Printers

[ramjet]

So I am looking at getting myself one.

I don't need multiple extruder heads or the ability to print in metal.

I have been looking at the Reality Ender 3 V2 and the Anycubic Vyper. The Vyper costs more, but not much more than the Ender if you were to add the upgrade to enable to Ender to auto-level its bed, but the Ender will always have only the one Z drive screw on one side of the gantry vs 2 on the Vyper. There are other things that make the Vyper look like a good deal.

Does anyone on here have any experience with either of these printers?

[Bibs]

@Atak knows his way around a 3D printer. I was meant to be buying one recently but the chap selling it decided he needed more, not less of them in the end!! 

[ramjet]

I have also been looking at the Ender 5, but again, for the same price as the Vyper, you still have manual bed leveling and the bed is cantilevered off a single Z axis screw. The only advantage of the 5 is the footprint doesn’t need to be bigger than the frame size. 

[ramjet]

And now I have been told about resin 3D printers.

Why is everything so difficult?

[Steve V8]

We bought our 25 year old son Liam (who still lives at home) this 3d printer for Christmas. What an amazing piece of kit, Sharon has a new printed jewelery box, there were various new printed objects appearing around the house.

So I showed him these drawings for a drill guide that @gmendozahad sent over. 

Got home from work today to find this on my desk.

The gift that keeps giving. 

[ramjet]

I bought myself a Creality Ender 5 Pro. Having some fun with it.