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I want to build a 3D printer recently, but I am not planning to do DIY. I am going to find someone with a 3D printer to help me build a set of bracket-like parts, which can save me some time. Of course, electronic devices and metal parts are still to be bought, and firmware and software can be open source. I learned some things later and found it is a bit difficult to DIY a 3D printer. Basically, I still rely on buying it. Compared with the firmware written by myself, many open-source people do it very well. It is better to use other people's directly. How did you do it?

Hello, if you are not familiar with DIY3d printers, you can directly try A20 or A30 series printers.

William wrote: Thu Sep 10, 2020 10:54 am Hello, if you are not familiar with DIY3d printers, you can directly try A20 or A30 series printers.

Thank you for your suggestion, I will go to Google to search.