The filament seemed to be stringing at the points when it would be an arch-style layer, meaning that filament is going off of the previous layer with no support.

It was printed with only a couple of minor defects. They were both confused by the model and enlightened by it. When I showed the “Rock Chungus” test print to my friends, they got a real kick out of it. “ Dwayne The Rock Chungus” by chickensworld The display is 4.3in and it’s handy because the menus are clear and laid out nicely. Being able to see the clear text is really useful for people who cannot read a small monochrome display. It’s an interesting feature that I never would have expected to need. It has a unique LCD screen with a knob that lets you see the stats of your printer in color. The print volume is 220x220x250mm and has some unique characteristics that I haven’t seen in a 3D Printer at this price point before. Now with that out of the way, let’s take a look. However, I’ve spent a couple of weeks with the printer before doing the upgrades, so I have a good idea of what it was like when it was still in a completely stock configuration. I’m also running the TH3D Custom Unified 2 Firmware on the printer because of the aforementioned EZABL. Specifically, I have a TH3D EZABL Pro, upgraded bed springs, and a Creality Enclosure. Before we take a look at the design, I just want to point out that I do have a few upgrades on my Ender 3.

Ultimaker cura ender 3 v2