I love my Ender 3 V3 SE, haven’t had any major issues, print quality is incredible once you get a few slicer settings tuned, and you can get it for under $200.
Its not the best at anything, but its pretty good for the price and great for tinkering and learning
Mostly because Enders (I used to have a v2) need tinkering to give their best. Once you’ve upgraded the hotbed, replaced the molten PTFE Bowden, printed low friction filament holder and filament guide, upgraded to a PEI build plate, added a lot of accessories, calibrated the shit out of it and learned its quirks, they’re very good.
I love my Ender 3 V3 SE, haven’t had any major issues, print quality is incredible once you get a few slicer settings tuned, and you can get it for under $200.
Its not the best at anything, but its pretty good for the price and great for tinkering and learning
I feel that the “Enders are good for tinkering” is the Stockholm syndrome of 3D printing.
Mostly because Enders (I used to have a v2) need tinkering to give their best. Once you’ve upgraded the hotbed, replaced the molten PTFE Bowden, printed low friction filament holder and filament guide, upgraded to a PEI build plate, added a lot of accessories, calibrated the shit out of it and learned its quirks, they’re very good.