Message from @shadowedROM
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how big is the build volume on that?
the anet is a prusa-style printer, the biggest difference between the prusa and the corexy is the fact that the bed is stationary on the corexy
Yeah
Well the anet is just a carbon copy of the Prusa i3, but the frame is acrylic
I'm attracted to the Anet for a while because of how large the community is for it
yup and it may be tempting to get an aluminium frame
but i think it's better to just either leapfrog the whole community for corexy (which is growing in popularity) or learn everything you want on the anet and eventually upgrade to an original prusa i3
Yeah
Or the mk2
or mk3 or mk4 or whatever it is by then
the multi-stepper extruder head thing for quad filament is a big motivator but it does seem like an incremental step
anyway yeah anet a8 is great
you should just go for it. worth the price.
don't print ABS and you won't worry about heatbed issues
Just would cry at the thought of waiting so long for it to come and then sometihng being broken
don't be an idiot and the board won't catch on fire
Would just replace the heatbed
it only took 2 or 3 weeks and i ordered it just before christmas
the problem isn't the heatbed so much as inadequate cooling and sizing for the amount of current that runs into the heatbed** circuitry
since PLA doesn't require the heatbed to be on, that
Well
I do want to print ABS at one point
I want to use it for RC parts
I've seen people just put panes of glass on it
gears?
or aesthetic components
Nah, probably quad stuff
Quality, I don't really care tht much about
ok yeah boxen are easyish- i had some bowing on some initial prints but it's a calibration thing
Yeah
i haven't had much luck with gears yet unfortunately
but such is the life of 3d printing
lol
for now
its assembled
but somethings wrong
will continue on weekend
Takstars?