Topic: Hello Solid people
Recently had a part made for me on a SD, so now a SD is in the running for my first machine(s). Am comparing it to the usual suspects 
- vssystemluba
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Re: Hello Solid people
I did the same after watching a 3d printer work at a lab I worked in. Finally decided on the SD3 because of the large print volume and low price point... so far I haven't found really anything wrong with it. I've had it out of the box 3 days and already have an enclosure printed as well as a filament guide and was up and printing (decent) parts from day 1.
I'd say for the price, the SD3 is an excellent printer if you've got a bit of free time and are looking for a hands-on hobby!
Re: Hello Solid people
The enclosure is the hard part. Would like a ready to use one.
Re: Hello Solid people
Hard? 4 sheets of plexiglas from Amazon and a pack of magnets. Job done.
If that's hard, you probably shouldn't be looking at hobbyist-grade 3D printing. Just trying to save you the frustration.
Re: Hello Solid people
Agree with Elmoret, Everything is hands on... be warned.. and Welcome~!
Solidoodle2 with Ceramic tile heated bed http://www.soliforum.com/topic/2544/my- … eated-bed/
"1kg should last for an while" is a lie!
"1kg should last for an while" is a lie!
Re: Hello Solid people
Ok, I guess I meant hard to make looking good. Although maybe the enclosures do look good; I have not seen pics of SD ones, only Rep and FF ones. Is there a thread just for enclosures?
- sigiel
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a google pict search with "solidoodle enclosure" the first 10 pictures....