A friend of mine has the A8 as he had done all the research of which printer to get, yada yada. When I then looked into joining the 3D printing world, I of course leaned toward this printer too. I had an A8 marked for purchase when I came across this A8-M with it's upgrades and dual extruders for a little bit more money. After having it built and already doing the switch and other small upgrades, I can definitely say it's worth the money. I've not yet dared get the second extruder going at the same time, but I've printed several items from just one extruder through both Cura and Repetier (both of which were supplied on the memory card that came with the machine but I then downloaded the latest versions of). The lack of a cooling fan for the printed item is a little set back, but I'm going to be using a spare PC fan to get that resolved! Other than that, I've printed a different spool holder (the type that the spool sits on, with nice bearings to let it spin freely) and the thumb adjusters for levelling the plate. So, if you have a couple hundred £££ to spare and need a new hobby... this one is fun and, even with buying spools and other items, one of the least expensive ones I have!.

A friend of mine has the A8 as he had done all the research of which printer to get, yada yada. When I then looked into joining the 3D printing world, I of course leaned toward this printer too. I had an A8 marked for purchase when I came across this A8-M with it's upgrades and dual extruders for a little bit more money. After having it built and already doing the switch and other small upgrades, I can definitely say it's worth the money. I've not yet dared get the second extruder going at the same time, but I've printed several items from just one extruder through both Cura and Repetier (both of which were supplied on the memory card that came with the machine but I then downloaded the latest versions of). The lack of a cooling fan for the printed item is a little set back, but I'm going to be using a spare PC fan to get that resolved! Other than that, I've printed a different spool holder (the type that the spool sits on, with nice bearings to let it spin freely) and the thumb adjusters for levelling the plate. So, if you have a couple hundred £££ to spare and need a new hobby... this one is fun and, even with buying spools and other items, one of the least expensive ones I have!.

A friend of mine has the A8 as he had done all the research of which printer to get, yada yada. When I then looked into joining the 3D printing world, I of course leaned toward this printer too. I had an A8 marked for purchase when I came across this A8-M with it's upgrades and dual extruders for a little bit more money. After having it built and already doing the switch and other small upgrades, I can definitely say it's worth the money. I've not yet dared get the second extruder going at the same time, but I've printed several items from just one extruder through both Cura and Repetier (both of which were supplied on the memory card that came with the machine but I then downloaded the latest versions of). The lack of a cooling fan for the printed item is a little set back, but I'm going to be using a spare PC fan to get that resolved! Other than that, I've printed a different spool holder (the type that the spool sits on, with nice bearings to let it spin freely) and the thumb adjusters for levelling the plate. So, if you have a couple hundred £££ to spare and need a new hobby... this one is fun and, even with buying spools and other items, one of the least expensive ones I have!.

It has come perfect, now to ride! 🤩🤩

Ha llegado perfecta, ahora a montar! 🤩🤩

It has come perfect, now to ride! 🤩🤩