Re:Prusa MINI: Smart and compact 3D printer
by dual_basis on Saturday October 12, 2019 @05:31PM
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Maybe, but quality is hard to measure. I just bought a Creality Ender 3 Pro for $180 and the print quality looks as good as anything I've seen from a Prusa or even the Ultimaker at my university. It's got a larger build volume than this mini as well. It doesn't have some of the comfort features, such as auto bed leveling or wifi, but if you really want these you can add them in and still be under the price of this mini, not to mention that the cantilevered design of the mini is almost certainly less stiff than the i3 style on the Ender 3.
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Re:Prusa MINI: Smart and compact 3D printer
by dang on Saturday October 12, 2019 @08:04PM
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The site guidelines ask you not to post like this—would you mind reviewing them?
Re:Prusa MINI: Smart and compact 3D printer
by omnimus on Sunday October 13, 2019 @06:21AM
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Its the parent who is clearly marketing different product in multiple comments around the thread. I was just annoyed that i had to read thrid comment about how great differend product is
If you're worried about abuse on HN, like astroturfing and so on, please email us at [email protected] so we can look into it. That's also what the site guidelines ask you to do. Make sure to include specific links. I took a quick look at the commenter's history and didn't see the kind of thing you're talking about here, but it's always possible I missed something.
Re:Prusa MINI: Smart and compact 3D printer
by dual_basis on Tuesday October 15, 2019 @02:03PM
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(I actually only posted a single comment in this thread. It seems like there are multiple people who are recommending the Ender :) )