Review on 🖨️ Removable Carborundum Platform Printers - 220x220x250mm by Tory Richardson

I don't even know where to start. But I think I'll go with my first impression of the day and looking back it should have been a flag to stop and send it back. There were still pieces of metal on the screws to be mounted that I had to rip out with my lederer. onto a few screws, from there I watched their awful youtube video on how to put it together which was done in 10 minutes so you think it would just be that they gloss over a lot of the details and leave you guessing that it is Took about 2 hrs when it should have taken 30 minutes. Well, now we're in the machine leveling part, thanks to what I think are poor details. I scratched the bed the first day and found later that I have to use the paper method, which will help you a bit, but you really need a set of these fill gauges. . After many, many, many days of playing and playing with him and building a good profile I have 2 great prints! I'm leaving to do my third print and I think it can be left alone now, well when I come back it's clogged under the nozzle, I pull it all out and have a closer look. everything under the case is plastic, remove well there is plastic under the silicone case, i removed it, i noticed it's also in the fan case, days have passed, i delve into everything time permitting, ok , he hit the top of the hot end it has formed around the screws needed to remove the wires it has formed in the threads of the screws. Btw the plastic was burnt brown in places, the printer settings came off, I had to manually adjust the temperature all the time no matter what I did, and by the way I was about to clean and replace the hotend despite all these issues and I can't , the wires for the hotend broke out of the plastic and two screws were stripped from the factory! I'VE TRIED PEOPLE, I REALLY HAVE FYI, my friend has one, he's had issues too, not as bad as mine, but hit hard or missed and I had a critical failure.