Review on 🎯 Artillery Ultra Quiet High Precision Integrity Filament: Unleash Superior Precision & Silence in Your 3D Prints by Juzer Rashid

This is a great 3D printer for beginners. It was ridiculously easy to put together. Literally four screws, two on each side, to attach the top half (gantry) to the bottom half. Then connect some wires and you can start printing. There is a sample printout on the supplied USB stick. Leveling the bed was actually quite easy. The USB stick comes with reslicing software. The tutor did not impress me. I suggest you download Cura. It's free and much easier to use. I improved my print quality with Cura. Print quality is more dependent on the slicing software. The printer simply executes the commands given to it; garage in the garbage outside. This printer is absolutely capable of producing amazing prints. I had a small problem with the filament end sensor. At first everything worked perfectly. Then the filament breaks when you try to put it through the sensor. It could just be user error or filament. I ended up just unplugging it and bypassing the sensor. You really don't need it. I think the guide could have used a little more information on how to use the slicing software. It took me a bit of figuring out, but nothing a beginner couldn't handle. The prints adhere very well to the bed. Maybe too good. You have to wait until the temperature of the bed is below 30C. Then the imprints come off easily. Scrubbing is not necessary. Again information that should probably be in the manual. Generally very impressed. You really can't go wrong with this printer. I printed some clothespin holders to attach to our custom shelf we built. Also attach wheels so we can move the stand. We're a bit cramped in space. It's in our home office/recording studio. That way we can just roll it out of the room while my wife is recording.