Review on Economic Ender 3D Printer DIY Kit With Resume Printing Function, Large Printable Area Of 220X220X250MM By Creality 3D by Elmito Yeager
Tweak The Endstops to Catch Earlier. Had slight issue
The x and y endstops seem to be triggering just a little late which caused the homing to bump against the endstops and keep trying to travel slightly. This cause the belts to skip a tooth or two causing a slight grinding noise. Nothing big at all and it was a 5 second fix. I just bent the endstops out a little so they would trigger a couple millimeters sooner. PRINTER IS AMAZING THOUGH!My first printer was the Anet A8 and this is just better in every single category PERIOD. I can't understand how for only $50 you get such a wildly better printer. Setup took about an hour. There is a quick animated instruction video on the USB that I followed which tells what screw sizes are and where they go. I would never recommend the Anet to anyone after getting this. I like my Anet but the it took 6 hours to assemble and I had to print several upgrades to get it to perform decent because of the flexible acrylic frame.This one is a game changer for sure.
- With its user-friendly interface and intuitive control panel, you can effortlessly navigate the printer's settings
- May require frequent recalibration or adjustment to maintain quality standards
