New 3d Printer & Relatively Cheap?

Question

Hello guys. I'm kinda new to the whole 3D printing thing, however after searching on the webs what kinda models exist for what prices, this one kinda stood out.

https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/craftbot-3d-printer

Do you think its worth investing in it? :O

Nomad 6R · Answer

good catsh.finally a affortable printer, craftbot

MovieMaker · Answer

That looks nice, but I think if I am not mistaken, you have to wait a YEAR until it is delivered.

Nomad 6R · Answer

and if they reach the death line to have enough money.

jstarne1 · Answer

Best thing I can say is don't jump for a " new" to the market 3d printer. I have and it was a rough first printer experience. Makerbot was a much better option. There's no harm in buying slightly used. The retail price of the machines are usually much more than the sum of its parts.

Nomad 6R · Answer

i wonder what happens whit your donation if they dont reach the death line. are you loosing your donation?

RoboHappy · Answer

you can now purchase Makerbot 3d printers from Home Depot. Was just announced recently.

Nomad 6R · Answer

hi robohappy what cost the makerbot3?

RoboHappy · Answer

I believe its going for about $2900.00. Seems a bit steep price to me.

CochranRobotics · Answer

it would be worth looking at. its not an easy thing to get a printer working well.

I would go with the makerbot 2 over the 2x or 3. The 2 is solid. The 2x that I have access to has issues all of the time.

Dunning-Kruger · Answer

I won't be buying a 3d printer until a) they are as cheap as fridge and b) they are as reliable as a fridge... The technology needs to mature somewhat still....

Robot Doc · Answer

The 3 D printer is only part of the overall package that is needed. You also need a 3 D design program to build your parts as well as a good slicer to create the image in a format that the 3 D printer can use. While waiting for a low cost dependable printer ones time could be spent in learning/mastering a 3 D design program.

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