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It's nothing to brag about, really, I'm just stoked that I have the bed and cura settings dialed in (finally!) that I have no flaws on my grid prints.
it's the little things, you know?
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Man that's such a good feeling. But for me it never lasts too long haha. I guess that's what you get for buying a 100$ printer and ship of theseusing it.
definitely - this thing is a Frankenender at this point. upgraded springs, bed, extruder, dual z-axis, mainboard upgrade, ABL, etc etc.
I probably would have a better printer if I had sat down earlier and priced it all out for a comparison, but I definitely have a solid grasp on the fundamentals and could build one in my sleep at this point from going down this path. 😄