Review on Creality 3DPrintMill Infinite Continuous Upgraded by Brad Schaefer

I love the way he prints long things, swords are my favorite thing to do. I saw another review that said they couldn't get the first layer to stick to the bed. I had this problem too and it took me two days of testing and praying to get the bed in the right spot for all my prints to come out fine. Also to protect the printers, some materials do not print well on this machine. My prusament and esun pla+ print fantastic, but my resin filament adheres very poorly. I have a feeling this printer has the potential to be the best printer you will ever use, but don't expect it without a little love and investment of time. You have to learn to level and that wasn't easy for me. I watched a few videos on YouTube and was able to do it. It works well with filament that cools and hardens quickly. Esun pla+ and prusament work great, the polymaker stays soft for too long and detaches from the bed. This printer is a great time saver when working with cosplay weapons, printing something with two long halves is like a dream come true. What I would like to emphasize is that the surface of the parts is very clean. Better than my old Prusa mk2 and better than my cr6. Not to say it's perfect, but it requires very little cleaning and very little vibration noise on the surface.