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@Adsome2007 we know that PC purchasing can be expensive, but eating up forum resources on a changing budget build will/can confuse you and the forum. stick to a budget and no more confusion. multiple threads from the same member wards off possible suggestions/solutions. your recent  threads have been merged here.

ahhh no..

ahhh no..

no we do not receive any compensation. all voluntary basis.

please do not create same subject threads
all of your recent upgrades threads have been moved to here.
please do not SPAM our forums

enough of the attacks.. if you can't explain your position without labeling community members, maybe you need another outlet to go?
cleaned.. next will be warnings.

enough of the attacks.. if you can't explain your position without labeling community members, maybe you need another outlet to go?
cleaned.. next will be warnings.

no we do not receive any compensation. all voluntary basis.

absolutely fine, unless you have a dusty environment then a case is a better shield.
i rolled with a bench for 3yrs before eventually getting into a chassis that i was satisfied with.

I heard Ender 3D is pretty good.

ok, we gotta turn down the volume of the name-calling. personal attacks don't promote a discussion, they get closed down.
a reminder of our Community Standards:
anymore ruckus or commotion, we'll just close the thread.

thread cleaned..
no need in arguing amongst yourselves.. proves nothing to the OP or this thread.

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please take a second before you create your threads.. General Discussion is not a thread dumping area.
as per the Community Standards:
we've asked in the past, not to dump all threads in the General Discussion group.

also called erector sets

agreed with @Brink2Three the ender3 is prolly easiest with total cost involved to start with 3d printing.
as your needs grow the printer is a great starting printer and handles most small mid-sized prints. till you get into larger cosplay prints or larger prints in general, then a bigger build area or build your own.

core xy is pretty simple and not to be over-complicated.
alloy cube frame and polished rails/linear guides for xy trams.
all3dp has an article as does reprap
sources usually are open builds, hypercube, voron, etc..
spending $ 1600USD for basics is a bit much for hobbyist, more for quick prototyping or forecasting business.

we'd hope that this isn't a nefariously obtained gaming title and you are trying to skirt DRM reporting.
if so, that is not what our forums are to be used for as we cannot lend support for non-purchased titles or how to work-around title features.

as of lately, a lot of these started threads can be/should be status updates and are not really discussion topics.
please reserve this type of material for your status update located in your profile.
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we're glad you've made it this far, but status updates to builds are that, updates that can be used in your profile. not really a discussion topic..
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thanks for the information, but this type of material is best-suited for a status update located in your account profile.

Linus Tech Tips forums is a giving community, we ask those not to 'beg' for freebies.
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I think it depends on your printer, but I did some quick Googling and found this:
OctoPrint - The snappy web interface for your 3D printer
https://octoprint.org/

welcome to the Linus Tech Tips forums!
 
we have flambed this topic to an edge of insanity. search the pasted threads to seem most/of not all are locked due to the flame wars.
as per our Community Standards:
about every 20-25 days this same topic gets railroaded.
 

prolly best to make this a status update instead of a thread of extortion, hummm..
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prolly best to make this a status update instead of a thread of extortion, hummm..
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