Wow sorry guys I forgot I do not get updates sent to me when someone replies here lol
@Tiki there a ton of printers out in the market right now all I can say is take all the advertising with a grain of salt. Even if they claim it works out of the box that wont be the case and if so it wont be for very long till adjustments and tweaks/repairs have to be done. There is a constant tweaking required with these machines. Just make sure to do your homework on what you are buying.
@Nicklfire I am self taught on everything I do lol. Everything I model are my own designs unless someone just wants a nic-nak printed from something someone has already modeled. This mod took me 4 or 5 revisions until I got everything measured and set the way I wanted it. I have a site set up but not fully functioning yet where I will be showing all my own designs and offering prints of them for sale to the general public. This will be anything and everything that interests me from vaping, to photography, or computers/electronics in general. Right now I am offering anyone this particular enclosure to build themselves for $25. Eventually everything will be up and running over at Precise Creation but until then its direct sales via email or pm.
They can be a great tool if you are willing to commit the time to learn all the in's and out's of the whole thing, not just click print and go. You should know the mechanics of the system and how they all operate with each other, the software side is huge between slicing, patching, modelling, merging. Don't forget learning audrino and how to flash firmwares and making changes in configuration files lol. just now I probably jump between 5-8 different pieces of software depending on what I am trying to do. It is one of those things where it can be very rewarding, but you just cannot let yourself go loco pulling your hair out and eventually just giving up. I know a few people who have them sitting in a closest because they just thought everything would work and that's it.