Buying 3D printer

[lewisoliver]

Hi friends,

I don't know much about 3D printers, I'm planning to get my 1st one. I need something use-friendly and not too expensive. This is the website I'm going to buy from.

https://www.dibbsto.co.uk/3d-printer/

[CatCannon9]

I just went through the same process not too long ago and ended up buying a Creality Ender 3.

[nexus23k]

Geeetech a10 or Creality Ender 3 . I got the Geeetech and like it. Very easy use for beginner.

[EyesFit]

Hi friends,

I don't know much about 3D printers, I'm planning to get my 1st one. I need something use-friendly and not too expensive. This is the website I'm going to buy from.

Enclosed printers typically have lower build volumes or are more expensive, but they can print a wider range of materials, such as ABS, with ease. Printers without enclosures, on the other hand, are much easier for newcomers to the hobby. In any case, newbies should start with PLA because it is relatively simple to print with. Custom enclosures can be built for very little money; some people even recycle large cardboard boxes for theirs when they want to move on to other materials. Open printers are typically less expensive. Due to the lower price, larger build volume, and your lack of experience, I believe a printer without an enclosure would be your best option for your needs.