Review on 🖨️ Dremel Digilab 3D40 Printer for 3D Printing by Ryan Person

This is my second printer, the first was the 2015 printrbot. I needed an easy to use printer made by a company that has been around for a while. I use this printer for personal and school projects (mechanical engineer). I don't need special materials or ultra-fine detail prints. So far I am very happy with my printer. The menu on the printer holds your hand during setup/calibration and I'm all for it. The flexible print bed is very easy to remove and reinstall. It helps a lot with removing imprints and certainly saves tape, although it doesn't completely eliminate the need for scraping. I also like the easy bed leveling, touchscreen menus, and transparent doors to see the prints being made. My first print was a frog that came preinstalled in the printer. I forgot to set the Z offset so the first layer was iffy and caused some other bugs. Realizing my mistake, I went through the assisted calibration process and my next two prints came out perfect. UPDATE (a few days later): While waiting for this review to be published, I printed out a tiny set of Planet Gears made up of about a dozen very small prints. I've found that small gears print better at 0.34 than 0.1. I'm really impressed with how the finished product came out and thought I'd share it.