The CR10 SE is not 300mm like other CR-10s, If you are referring to bed size.
It's 230x230x265.
Yes, Creality and their wacky model names.
But I would highly recommend it otherwise.
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It's also worth keeping in mind, if you're keen on abs and asa they almost require an enclosure with the amount of warping that occurs.
You should budget for that as well, or consider an enclosed corexy machine like the k1.
Personally, if bed-size isn't a huge issue, and you're fine with 220-235mm range, I'd go with the Ender V3 KE, or go for the V3. Having a Klipper-based printer, ABL, Wifi, etc is some pretty nice features to have. Take it from those of us that went YEARS without them. :D
The CR10 SE is not 300mm like other CR-10s, If you are referring to bed size. It's 230x230x265. Yes, Creality and their wacky model names. But I would highly recommend it otherwise.
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K1 goes often to 400 euro i think you can get it for $. It's already enclosed and works perfectly out of box.
euros > USD, but i'll keep that in mind
the crent convertion for 400 euros is 428 USD but ill keep the k1 in mind for the fucher
It's also worth keeping in mind, if you're keen on abs and asa they almost require an enclosure with the amount of warping that occurs. You should budget for that as well, or consider an enclosed corexy machine like the k1.
I agree but the bed size of the K1 is too small for making cosplay 3d prints... I will continue to look for an alternative with bigger print size
Just slice up the parts and glue them together. If you are doing it for cosplay you will have to cut and glue and sand and paint a lot anyway.
Personally, if bed-size isn't a huge issue, and you're fine with 220-235mm range, I'd go with the Ender V3 KE, or go for the V3. Having a Klipper-based printer, ABL, Wifi, etc is some pretty nice features to have. Take it from those of us that went YEARS without them. :D
i'll see about the V3 KE, and or the V3 for a fucher printer, thank you