I am on weekend #1. Keep in mind when I write this review that I am comparing it to my first printer: the Prusa MK3 I3.
I actually got a printer a week ago and it failed to read the SD card. Amazon replaced the printer in 4 days. This one works perfectly and reads from the SD card. Turns out that the first on was fine but had a faulty SD Card.
The auto leveling is a little quirky. I prefer the manual on the Ender 3, but really dig the huge print bed. The first leveling took me about 2 hours. Set up including Octoprint took less than 4 hours. One level, printing has been perfect with auto leveling. I have to auto level before each print and especially if I change print surfaces.
The print bed has perfect adhesive qualities whether I use a glass bed or the buildtak knock off sheets from Creality.
One thing I need to do with both the ender and CR-10S Pro is to update their firmware which will not be as easy as the Prusa. The octoprint warns about runaway print temps and suggests an update to the firmware.
I actually got a printer a week ago and it failed to read the SD card. Amazon replaced the printer in 4 days. This one works perfectly and reads from the SD card. Turns out that the first on was fine but had a faulty SD Card.
The auto leveling is a little quirky. I prefer the manual on the Ender 3, but really dig the huge print bed. The first leveling took me about 2 hours. Set up including Octoprint took less than 4 hours. One level, printing has been perfect with auto leveling. I have to auto level before each print and especially if I change print surfaces.
The print bed has perfect adhesive qualities whether I use a glass bed or the buildtak knock off sheets from Creality.
One thing I need to do with both the ender and CR-10S Pro is to update their firmware which will not be as easy as the Prusa. The octoprint warns about runaway print temps and suggests an update to the firmware.
