Why The Ender 3v2 Is The Best 3D Printer You Can Buy To Start Learning In 2022

Whenever someone I know wants to buy a 3D printer, they ALWAYS ask me what the best printer is. The question is very vague, what am I supposed to say when I don't know what they're looking for. However, after almost two years of experience in the 3D Printing industry, I can confidently say that the Ender 3v2 is one of the best printers out there to learn a lot and still retain high print quality.

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The Rundown Let's start with a quick overview of why you should buy before we get into the nitty gritty details. Because of the low $209 price tag the Ender 3v2 3D printer is one of the most widely bought 3D printers throughout the U.S, because of this there is an influx of tutorials and information on everything from upgrades to repairs. Not only that, but the printer is incredibly versatile. Do you want to print little desk toys? Great! You can. Do you want to print functional parts that sell? You can do that too. Or, if you want to make little repairs for your families home to save money? Cool. You can do that and much more with this 3D Printer.

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The Technical Specs

Modeling Technology: FDM(Fused Deposition Modeling) -This is the standard modeling technology of all filament dependent 3D Printers Bed Size: 220mm * 220mm * 250mm -The Ender 3v2 boasts a large printing surface for all your project needs Machine Size: 440mm * 410mm * 465mm -The machine is fairly small which allows it to be placed anywhere in your home with ease Filament: PLA/ABS/PETG/TPU -It may seem like a small range but between all these filaments, you can do a lot of things -Check out my other blog articles to see a breakdown of these filaments Input: AC 115V/230V -Your standard wall jack -DO NOT PLUG INTO POWERSTRIPS IT WILL FRY ALL OTHER THINGS PLUGGED INTO THE POWER STRIP Output: DC 24V 270W Precision: 0.1mm -Printer prints with extreme precision Material Shortage Detection: No -Printer will not detect if there is no longer filament being fed into the extruder Toolbox: Yes -Printer contains an in machine toolbox which can hold your wrenches, SD card, etcetera Power Loss Recovery: Yes -Printer can resume print after power is lost Printing Surface: Carborundum Glass Platform -High quality glass plate which provides good adhesion and lasts through wear and tear of 3D printing mistakes Teflon Tube: Ordinary Teflon Tube -The tube that the filament feeds into the hot-end is just a regular Teflon(Plastic) tube Layer Thickness: 0.1mm-0.4mm -The range of layer thickness that the nozzle is capable of Screen: Dial Screen Interface -An LCD display which uses a wheel to navigate the menus Credits to Creality for the specifications

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Recommended Starter Upgrades + Other Things The Creality metal extruder upgrade:

-I recommend this upgrade because it not only makes feeding the filament into the extruder easier, but it also is much stronger than the stock plastic one My recommended filament choice: -This filament is cost effective and high quality Final Thoughts The Ender 3 v2 requires a little TLC and work to get the pristine print quality I mentioned above but, the work you put in is how you learn. The Ender 3v2 is a cost effective, versatile, and all around great machine. If you are interested, you can buy the printer here.