Creality Ender-3 S1 - 3D Printer - Unbox & Setup

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  • Опубликовано: 4 сен 2024
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    Ender 3 S1: geni.us/CLga
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    Creality Ender 3 S1 3D Printer, Upgraded Direct Drive FDM 3D Printers, Quick Assembly, with Auto Leveling Bed, Dual Z-axis Screws, Spring Steel Print Bed, Build Size 220x220x270mm
    Sprite Direct Dual-gear Extruder
    Creality Ender-3 S1 3D Printers Use Brand-new self-developed "Sprite" direct dual-gear extruder features two chrome steel gears . The extruder realizes smooth feeding and discharging of filaments without slipping and works extremely well in printing flexible filaments such as TPU. Compared with other direct extruders, the "Sprite" is lighter and features less inertia and more precise positioning.
    CR Touch AUTO-Leveling bed
    Ender 3 S1 3D printer is equipped with CR Touch Sensor, which is independently developed. The intelligent leveling system can automatically compensate the error height (accuracy ±0.04mm) at different points of the printing bed, which effectively improves the model printing quality and printing success rate, and makes leveling bed more easily more precise.
    Power Loss Recovery and Filament Sensor
    Ender-3 S1 features the function of detecting filament runout or breakage/power loss and resume printing after recovery. By accurately recording the printing data at the time of power outage/filament runout or breakage, it helps to avoid the waste of filaments and time caused by accidents.
    High-precision Dual Z-Axis Higher Printing Precision
    With a Z-axis dual-screw+Z-axis dual-motor design, Ender 3S1 works smoother and more synchronously to lower the possibility of lines and ridges on the sides of your print, thus improving the printing quality.
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Комментарии • 160

  • @JustVlads
    @JustVlads  Год назад +6

    New Channel: www.youtube.com/@Just_Print
    Ender 3 S1: geni.us/CLga
    Recommended: geni.us/JustVlads

    • @Craftsbymonojit
      @Craftsbymonojit Год назад

      Hey can I print with abs filament on this printer?
      Please answer

    • @tomlaning4145
      @tomlaning4145 Год назад +1

      ​@@Craftsbymonojit yes

  • @PodDecks
    @PodDecks Год назад +127

    You’re a legend. This video was so freaking helpful. You deserve a medal (3d printed of course)

    • @thefirm7708
      @thefirm7708 Год назад +6

      I agree, very well explained video and very helpful.

  • @MrCarroll
    @MrCarroll Год назад +21

    This video is exactly what I was desperately searching for. I am 100% new to printing and Creality included basically zero instructions on how to get started or to print. Thank you for making this with such high quality instructions and detail. You the man!

  • @allenpaley
    @allenpaley Год назад +24

    Hey Vlad. I'm about 6 weeks into my exciting 3D printing journey, and I just realized something: Your old Ender 3 Pro unbox/setup video was one of the first videos I watched on the subject, and gets credit for convincing me to take the leap. You're putting out good stuff, and pulling more people into the hobby. Keep up the great work!

  • @WhimsyCottage
    @WhimsyCottage Год назад +6

    Rookie mistake: the Y axis didn't make that click noise, (started making a grinding noise) scoured the internet for answers, then moved my printer forwards and it turned out I didn't give the wire at the back enough space to move all the way back. Just posting this here in case anyone is trying to figure out the same thing, lol

  • @laurapujolperramon7429
    @laurapujolperramon7429 Месяц назад +1

    Im so happy, because i have one and this is the first review i see of it. It makes me feel like "I actually have that"

  • @ProdigyAutomotive
    @ProdigyAutomotive Месяц назад +2

    Thank you very much for your helpful video. I got an S1 from Creality refurbished on Amazon but it didn't come with instructions. This was able to help me set it up correctly the first time and achieve great print quality on my first time ever 3d printing anything. Thanks again!

  • @BeverlyMiller-hx1yd
    @BeverlyMiller-hx1yd 7 месяцев назад +1

    AMAZING!!!! I was seriously banging my head on a wall last night trying to figure out my issue with printing - went step by step with you and printing my first project (the rabbit) successfully!!!

  • @dancwilliams
    @dancwilliams 11 месяцев назад

    I am brand new to printing and was gifted an Ender3 S1 for my birthday. This video has helped me so much. Thanks for taking the time.

  • @vintagecornet
    @vintagecornet Год назад +1

    Unlike 90% of these YT videos, this one is extremely well done and informative. One can actually see what you are showing, and even better, I can understand what you are saying. I will be setting one of these up tomorrow and this was a great help. I have to watch the last few minutes to be sure that you didn't, but about the only thing you didn't address was printing from a PC with a USB A-C cable. If that's the case, that might be a nice additional video. I've been printing from a PC on an Anet A8 for several years and prefer that to cards or USB thumb drives.

  • @panosfxable
    @panosfxable 11 месяцев назад

    Newbie here just got my S1, i had a very small childish printer send to me to try it out and in about 2 days i was so hooked up with this hobby! Really love it!
    BIG/HUGE Thanks to you Vlad for helping me out set up this nice Printer! Your video is really what we all starters and non starters need when purchasing something new!

  • @goddamnit
    @goddamnit Год назад +5

    Thank you so much for this extended setup tutorial! I made sure to set up everything, including the belts, tightness, springs, etc. that you showed, and I printed the Rabbit with Polymaker PolyTerra Matte White PLA Filament, and it turned out great! I can't believe how smooth it turned out as my very first print! I hope I'm not jinxing my future prints here haha... anyway, thank you SO MUCH again for this video!

  • @DrenLithear
    @DrenLithear Год назад +4

    New to the hobby and picked up this model on the black friday sale. This was a great vid and will be watching through it a few more times once it shows up.

  • @monoboy5236
    @monoboy5236 Год назад +5

    This was really great. This is my first printer so I appreciate the in depth things to check beyond the assembly manual. You're a legend and this was super helpful.

  • @ruanpienaar5400
    @ruanpienaar5400 29 дней назад +1

    Thanks for the video. Had to play it at half speed after you turned it on just so I can follow along for setup, but very helpful!

  • @38373145
    @38373145 Год назад +4

    Idk is it just me, i swear the instruction paper was missing some steps. Thankfully I came across your video before i turn it on cause I definitely missed on connecting 2 wires, didn't know where to change the voltage, and have no clue about the leveling. THANK YOU SO MUCH!

  • @xvalen4827
    @xvalen4827 Год назад +2

    First of all i thank you for the video Vlad, it was extremely useful, well explained and complete. I also want to point out something critical in it so nobody else (or maybe another noob at 3d printing like me heh) gets hurt in the process. At 16:20 you tell us to loosen the adjustement nut, i do understand the need for a smooth movement but now the problem i got from doing so was a loose platform/bed, it was wobbling and messed my second print up. I did stress out all day believing that my printer had a factory defect but no, the solution was quite easy. Instead of loosening the thingy at 16:20 you need to be really careful or even TIGHTEN IT UP until your platform is stable and doesn't wobble. Cheers folks and i thank you once again for your video Vlad!

  • @xerenityapexlegends3940
    @xerenityapexlegends3940 Год назад

    Looooved how you went over the parts while saying their purpose and whether they were optional. Really helped put a goal and direction in my brain before the actual instructions.

  • @DC_tronicFPV
    @DC_tronicFPV Год назад +3

    This was incredibly helpful after picking up my first printer in the S1 model.

  • @zgSH4DOW
    @zgSH4DOW 9 месяцев назад

    The change from Ender 3 Pro to S1--wow, I'm glad I got back into 3d printing

  • @KenMrKLC
    @KenMrKLC Год назад +4

    By far the best most complete overview and basic tutorial I have seen. Thanks so much for making this. I will be sure to follow and support you in the future. I am on my way home with my first 3d printer and 3 rolls of filament to play with.

  • @TomInSomerset
    @TomInSomerset Год назад +1

    Awesome! Just got my Creality Ender-3 S1, and had some issues w setup and initial use (using the Creality docs and videos). Searching for help on RUclips, I found this video. It soon became clear what the problem was (user error of course), and all is now well. Creality should pay you to make their unboxing and first use videos. Thanks!

  • @PennySizedDreadfuls
    @PennySizedDreadfuls Год назад

    I simply need to thank you for your help. This video saved me. I opened the box and almost cried 😅the instructions were terrible and I don’t think I could have done it without this video. Thank you so much!

  • @squatchusmc9133
    @squatchusmc9133 Год назад

    just got this printer, possibly the last one anywhere as i can see at the moment. Microcenter even said they were out. On the way back to get a different printer altogether.... he found it misplaced and no one knew where it had come from. LUCKY ME! Yours is the first video I have watched on unboxing and review as im about to start my journey today! Awesome job and keep up the good work!

  • @M7MD0o
    @M7MD0o Год назад

    This video might be the best way to display a 3D printer. I’m looking for my very first printer and this made feel very confident of my decision. Thanks a million.

  • @NebTek
    @NebTek Год назад +2

    I'm getting this exact 3D printer and this video was so helpful. It was super satisfying to watch as well from setting it up to actually printing. Thank you!

  • @dareka9425
    @dareka9425 Год назад +2

    I SHOULD'VE WATCHED THIS VIDEO FIRST!
    This is my first ever 3D printer and I built it straight out of the box with the included instruction manual...a manual that was apparently made for ants since I had a hard time reading the microscopic prints! Either I missed some essential parts or it was omitted from the book but I connected the wrong cables to the Z- Axis motor. So when I chose the leveling option as per instruction the motors creaked out loud like an old car and dragged the print head across the bed. Now, here's a scratch mark running right in the middle of my magnetic plate!
    I took a break and finally watched this video. I discovered the mystery cable still taped to the base is the actual connector to Z-motor. It ran smoother and quietly as it should but it still took me a couple of more hours to solve the failed prints(the print head was way too high from the plate).

    • @jacobholmes8982
      @jacobholmes8982 Год назад

      How did you fix that. I’m having that issue now

    • @dareka9425
      @dareka9425 Год назад

      @@jacobholmes8982 RUclips was my fix. I started adjusting the bed level using the paper technique at optimum bed heat so the early failed prints begin to get less. The early failed prints still pop up occasionally because the bed's height fluctuates with the heat and messed up the calibration.
      Failures or errors past the early layers, however, are a bit harder to explain. Currently, I'm facing a particular filament that is giving me a lot of headache. It blocked two hot ends and fused one of them.

  • @MIDNIGHT8212
    @MIDNIGHT8212 Год назад +1

    You are awesome. By following your setup instructions, my first two prints were successful! Thanks for making a beginner feel confident!!!

  • @staxpetrick
    @staxpetrick 7 месяцев назад +1

    Thanks for the set up video. Set up my S1 perfectly because of this video.

  • @johnkmoore99
    @johnkmoore99 Год назад

    I was too lazy to read the instructions and found this video. So glad I did, I learned a LOT more than I would have reading that pamphlet. And it was much more enjoyable. Thank you!

    • @diamondly6250
      @diamondly6250 8 месяцев назад

      the instructions it came with is hard to follow to i watched this

  • @Hokey412
    @Hokey412 Год назад +1

    Dude you're the GOAT for this video. Helped me out so much setting mine up. Thanks!

  • @shallahk8403
    @shallahk8403 8 месяцев назад +1

    Wow, I learned so much watching this video. My first 3D printer setup and print came out perfectly, your detailing was so helpful. 200x better than creality’s.
    Truly 3D printing intimidated the heck out of me, just reading anything about it, half the terms were unknown to me, I bought the printer and let it sit for a month because I truly dreaded putting it together. If I’d seen your video first, I’d have jumped on getting it done right away. Thank you so very much for all the detail and walkthrough, even the quick overview and explanations of controls, & adjustment recommendations for the programing on the computer really made working with this printer seem doable, lol!!
    🎉🎉❤❤
    Thank you very very much!
    I’m putting your video name in my Amazon review to help others like me!

  • @boogalooG520
    @boogalooG520 Год назад

    When I opened my Ender 3 S1 I found a nice booklet instead of the foldout version you received. Pretty cool, thank you very much for this video!!

  • @angietrichell9849
    @angietrichell9849 Год назад

    I put the instructions down and watched your video. Got it going. I have a few other Enders even though I am still very new at this. You helped get me started with this printer easily. Thanks. Rabbit printed fine but there is a bitcoin looking gcode with Ender on it that I had to tweak with some to get it to stick. Plain white PLA. I managed. Like the duo z rods and direct path from the spool to the extruder. I have so much to learn and promised to not buy anymore 3d printers after this one. Lol.. I use all my printers.. I love how easy you are to understand. Please keep making these videos for noobs like me.

  • @nekohuntress99
    @nekohuntress99 Год назад

    jugging by the small size of the models you printed the printer did a good job specially in the price range

  • @dannypboy
    @dannypboy 10 месяцев назад

    , I am Daniel from London I just have to say I I am so impressed with your video. I've just bought one of these and you have helped me so much you explain so easily and simple. Anyone can understand I thank you because I have your video on save And refer back to it even your installation set up impresses me. I will use that step-by-step to build it so once again thank you, the best help video around

  • @paulhindley8803
    @paulhindley8803 Год назад +3

    Just got this for £219 a Black Friday deal! had to cancel the V2 Neo i had ordered but they are the same price and this one looks load better. Hhope ive made the right descision!

    • @beau6699
      @beau6699 Год назад

      How is it? I’m thinking about getting this one.

  • @ShinyPM
    @ShinyPM Месяц назад +1

    Yeah i was never one for instruction manuals so this is much more my speed

  • @akashsonawane5297
    @akashsonawane5297 Год назад +1

    Great tutorial sir. It seems very helpful to me assemble my 1st 3D printer. Thank you very much.

  • @alternativeplan9111
    @alternativeplan9111 Год назад

    Thanks a lot! Setting the printer up was quite easy following your tutorial. First print turned out amazing!

  • @johnh.miller1112
    @johnh.miller1112 Год назад +1

    Hey Vlad,
    Your videos are my go to when it comes to 3D printers.
    I spent the morning looking high and low for the E3 S1 bed handle file. Go figure why Creality named it “shaking hands”?
    I finally found it and printing it now.
    I own three Creality printers, CR-10 Smart Pro, E3 S1 Pro, and E3 S1 and they were all very easy to setup and run especially after I watched your step by step video.
    The all run 24/7 with very few problems. Still working out a few adhesion issues but it’s part of the learning curve. Only printing PLA for now until I figure out recipes for TPU and PETG.
    I’ve recommended your videos to others on Facebook.
    Thanks again!

    • @jclosed2516
      @jclosed2516 Год назад

      He demonstrated that bed leveling, but I wonder if you have to store the Z axis value after tuning in. He did not showed it. Is it automatically stored? Because if not all these settings are lost when powering off, giving you some nasty surprises when powering on and start printing without checking the Z-axis.
      I very much like to buy this printer. I guess it's a tad less modifiable then the standard Ender 3, because it looks like you cannot replace the motherboard for another brand like BigTreeTech. However - There seems to be a very much improved (open sourced) version of Marlin firmware available, so you can at lest do some tweaking (unlike the Ender 6, 7 and Sermoon printers that only have closed source firmware, what is definitely holding me back to purchase them).

  • @billbrown994
    @billbrown994 Год назад +1

    Very nice but too perfect from an expert who does it in his sleep. E.g. When putting in filament into extruder you must have heard about people having problems with inserting this. It would have been great if you could have included possible errors or problems and how to fix them. My filament did not go in beautifully and now I am off researching ...

  • @3dman875
    @3dman875 Год назад +1

    very great video I really enjoy your video on the printer

  • @akaiphone
    @akaiphone Год назад

    Awesome video. I used it to set mine up. The problem I’m having is leveling the bed I manually level three or four times and then set a Z offset and Ron auto leveling readjust, the Z offset at the end, and when I come to print the nozzle is either dragging on the plate or about 3 mm off so I am constantly adjusting it in the beginning of each print. I tried the leveling process know multiple times but it’s the same outcome, it’s driving me crazy. When I go through the leveling process everything is perfect. I click on auto home and bring Z down to zero, and every single time zero stops at a different place than where auto leveled but most of the time it sits right on the bed, so I have to check before each print if not, I will drag the nozzle. I use the PA sheet and when he drags it damages the nozzles subcontractor nozzles already because I forgot to check the leveling before printing.

  • @woltea
    @woltea Год назад +1

    hey dude, when we compare the creality ender 3 v2 neo with the Creality Ender 3 s1 print quality, which one do you think is better v2 neo can print at 0.05mm layer height, s1 is 0.1mm layer height. I'm thinking of buying the v2 neo because it's both cheaper and more up-to-date.

  • @edwinocasio1622
    @edwinocasio1622 Год назад

    Thanks for the help with the leveling you’re amazing

  • @knoptop
    @knoptop Год назад +1

    Great video! Very helpful, thanks!

  • @SpaceXToMars
    @SpaceXToMars Год назад

    Wow, better video than the one from Creality! Thanks

  • @scottsomebody4578
    @scottsomebody4578 5 месяцев назад

    Nicely made video and review. Now I think I want one.

  • @rogerthatstudios
    @rogerthatstudios Год назад +1

    Thank you!

  • @kyzmn
    @kyzmn 6 месяцев назад

    Creality saw this video cause i was going crazy trying to find out what these extra bolts were for 😂

  • @user-ci8lb2hx1d
    @user-ci8lb2hx1d Год назад +1

    Can you make a video about all the parameters from the software?

  • @Dain_42
    @Dain_42 Год назад +1

    Thanks so much, this was incredibly helpful!

  • @hasve978
    @hasve978 Год назад

    Buy an item called a Tidy Pen to remove glue residue, also handy for cleaning marks off surfaces.

  • @paulosimoes1891
    @paulosimoes1891 9 месяцев назад

    This video is awesome, thank you very much for the explanations

  • @calebkincaid3031
    @calebkincaid3031 Год назад +2

    I love this guy

  • @matthewchotai662
    @matthewchotai662 Год назад

    Great vid you cover alot for beginners or people who are shopping for a new printer. 👍

  • @albertocarmona3815
    @albertocarmona3815 Год назад +1

    Thank you sir you saved me a lot of time

  • @gregscarcella519
    @gregscarcella519 Год назад

    Excellent video. Very informative and good closeups!

  • @mirandaploss9547
    @mirandaploss9547 8 месяцев назад

    Hi! Thank you making this video. It’s helped me so much in setting up my printer. Can you share the settings you used for printing with TPU?

  • @jocquismith643
    @jocquismith643 Год назад +1

    Thank you! Saved me a lot of time!❤

  • @MODOOS
    @MODOOS Год назад +1

    It's my personal opinion,
    CREALITY has more FDM 3D prints than SLA 3D prints
    I think I'm good at making it

  • @urkskn8842
    @urkskn8842 Год назад +1

    Thanks dude

  • @kimjin1194
    @kimjin1194 Месяц назад

    I had an Ender 3, and the s1 will be my second 3D printer. Any suggestions?

  • @erwinn58
    @erwinn58 7 месяцев назад +1

    You are an amazing help

  • @luckyplayzminecraft0006
    @luckyplayzminecraft0006 Год назад

    yeah the one near the connecter on the fillment detector is out.

  • @GhostForge
    @GhostForge Год назад +1

    Thank you so much for this video!

  • @br0k3nilluzion
    @br0k3nilluzion Год назад +1

    Are you going to be using the Sonic Pad with this?
    Could you show an install with it on this and how you'd mod a PrusaSlicer profile for it for tuning and all ?

  • @toadsage
    @toadsage Год назад

    Thank you so much for making this video, Vlad. I had some difficulty with leveling my bed (and I accidentally melted a hole in it with the hot nozzle 😅) but for the most part, setting up my printer went smoothly thanks to this video. My first print, a Cali-dragon, went flawlessly because you recommended settings for the slicer. I appreciate it!

  • @jakabgipsz4788
    @jakabgipsz4788 Год назад

    14:48 There's a label with an arrow on it to put it in the plastic holder. So exactly where it is marked. Why didn't you?

  • @midwesttumblersllc3822
    @midwesttumblersllc3822 Год назад

    This is a great tutorial, however the slicing software seems a lot different now, unless it because I’m on a Mac. Anyway you could do an updated video with the updates software? I don’t see any of the settings your talking about.

  • @jakabgipsz4788
    @jakabgipsz4788 Год назад

    33:00 Why do you need a handle on an already heavy heated bed...?? In the slicing software (Cura, Prusaslicer, Orcaslicer, Superslicer) it is enough to enter a g-code command to push the bed forward at the end of the print (G1 Y220 F3000).
    The main problem with bed slinger printers is the heavy weight of the bed...to increase it further is stupid...

  • @jswc3
    @jswc3 Год назад

    This was a great video. It helped me a lot. Do you worry about fumes with PLA? Should I take precautions when printing in my living space? I am new to 3-D printing.

  • @vex123
    @vex123 Год назад

    Excellent video. I'm completely new to 4d printing and looking into buying a S1 and this has really helped me get a head start. All said, I think you should get a better camera. You have great content, but some of the video shots are blurry especially the UI screen even at 4k.

  • @chaitanyaaashritha3264
    @chaitanyaaashritha3264 Год назад

    Thank you so much sir. Such a greate expalination.

  • @arsenalprime6933
    @arsenalprime6933 Год назад

    I don’t know why but every time I try to print something the filament doesn’t stick to the base. It just comes out hardened

  • @Stephmadeitforyou
    @Stephmadeitforyou Год назад

    thank you for this very informative video!

  • @Goody1926
    @Goody1926 Год назад

    Thanks!

  • @rickgranados7844
    @rickgranados7844 6 месяцев назад

    very helpful. thank you.

  • @robotogamer7220
    @robotogamer7220 Год назад +1

    Sir please make a video with cr10 smart pro
    Btw love your content ❤️✌️

  • @MrAmity009
    @MrAmity009 7 месяцев назад

    Bud what is added value in comparison with the original ender 3 ??

  • @L1FEPORTAL
    @L1FEPORTAL Год назад +1

    can u do a video with the new biqu hurakan

  • @user-ci8lb2hx1d
    @user-ci8lb2hx1d Год назад

    Best video for sure! What should i use- cura software or the one in the video?

  • @thefish5861
    @thefish5861 Год назад +1

    Holy crap. If you've never messed with 3D printing, this looks incredibly complicated. I'm making the plunge, because I need a winter hobby, but man, this looks like a setup nightmare to me.

  • @rileybuckle7150
    @rileybuckle7150 3 дня назад

    I got the printer how do I get that program you have too open stl files

  • @drksun
    @drksun Год назад

    I have an extra bag of screws, 2x m5 + nuts. What are these for?

  • @sunkarakarthik2945
    @sunkarakarthik2945 11 месяцев назад

    Can you please share tha red one stl files sir it's nice i love it

  • @SnappyDrift
    @SnappyDrift 11 месяцев назад

    Would you mind sharing your tpu settings with us?

  • @m47tito
    @m47tito 6 месяцев назад

    I have a question about this ender 3 S1?
    I have this ender 3 S1 and I don't know if I can see anywhere on the screen during printing which layer is being printed at that moment. Is that visible somewhere?

  • @mbjac
    @mbjac Год назад

    When you start an ender print, it does a line of filament from front to back to purge the nozzle, now when you pause a print, and want to resume, and the print you've paused is higher in hight than the gantry does it still do that filament test from front to back on the bed again because if it does the arm will hit the print?

  • @ijt540
    @ijt540 Год назад

    great video thank you

  • @eliazarelizondo7075
    @eliazarelizondo7075 4 дня назад

    Maaaan i just got mine and its missing the z axis clip

  • @justthat69
    @justthat69 2 месяца назад

    15:45, man, they hid that wire so good I forgot I need to plug it in.

  • @caseyboone7018
    @caseyboone7018 Год назад

    Awesome video! I just got the ender s1 which is my first ever printer and your video covered basically everything I needed to know to get started. I have one question though, on most eccentric nuts the screw holding it would spin with the nut, this wasn't a problem for most of them except the ones on the bottom of the build plate. Do you have any suggestions?

  • @milosdjordjevic8272
    @milosdjordjevic8272 Год назад +1

    Ender 2 pro when will it be? Tnx

  • @lonewolf_punk
    @lonewolf_punk Месяц назад

    Kind of unnecessarily long video but still helpful

  • @toadsage
    @toadsage Год назад

    Is there a reason why you recommend preheating before you level the bed?

  • @Bluedragonfrog
    @Bluedragonfrog 8 месяцев назад

    thanks

  • @66customsnj
    @66customsnj Год назад

    Do you know if the machine stops if the filament runs out?

  • @devarora4969
    @devarora4969 Год назад

    Can you recommend which 3d printer should I get
    between the ender 3 S1 or the elegoo Neptune 3 pro ?