Clear answer: Yes
Nevertheless, a BUT follows…
Because if you think that you can simply unpack a 3D printer like an inkjet printer and start printing, you will quickly be taught better…
First comes the assembly. Depending on the model, this varies from 8 screws to a puzzle of 1000 pieces.
Also the comprehensibility of the instructions varies and last but not least the quality of the printers.
I was lucky with my Anycubic i3 Mega S * and could print directly in good quality after a very short assembly.
But it doesn’t have to be like that and above all it’s not visible in the price.
But there will be a more detailed explanation in one of the next articles “Which 3D printer is the right one for me? But this much is already revealed: The answer to this varies greatly and depends on many factors, and yet there will be an answer to the question….
*The links are s.g. affiliate links. This is a fair way to support me and say thank you, because it costs you nothing except the regular article price and helps me to implement this project and the following.
