Review on 🔄 Enhanced Ender V2 Motherboard - Carborundum Build Plate with 220X220X250mm Size by Hassan Tomlinson

Wow, my first 3D printer went with the cheaper Ender 3 and made upgrades, but the v2 seems like a better machine and I don't regret choosing it over the cheaper v1! Installation was easy, I recommend throwing the manual aside and booting up YouTube for a step-by-step installation video. Took me 1 hour to work on a small table, all tools needed for assembly are included. It took 20 minutes to slowly level the bed and the first alignment print was great so I went straight to the XYZ control cube after that and then printed a usable part in less than 3 hours! The printer is easy to use and there are many YouTube videos for reference. After the test cube I printed the ender cord chain on things so the cord doesn't interfere with prints, this lasted 13 hours overnight, no problem, and popped out of the glass bed easily. Also, it was in the room next to my bedroom and I couldn't hear him as he worked all night. Firstly I wouldn't use a metal scraper, it can scratch the glass if you're not careful like me. It's best to just wait for the bed to cool completely and the part will pop out, usually with a little push. Overall, for the price, I am very satisfied and impressed with this printer. I was expecting to have to learn how to get good prints but it was so easy to set up and calibrate and my first few prints turned out great!