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6 hours ago, Taku05 said:

thats about  2000 usd

Seems a bit high for a start considering you can get 3D printers for ~$200. But I don't know. This will be future-proof, which is a good thing. Yeah - stick to it, this larger one. I'm sure there'll be features you'll want later that a cheaper one won't have.

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1 hour ago, Taku05 said:

i dont know anything about 3d printing but all i want to do is print anime figures and decorations , is this printer good at that n beginner friendly?

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Seems good, but how much is that in US dollars? For a beginner like you, you may not need something so big and expensive.

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6 hours ago, Taku05 said:

thats about  2000 usd

Seems a bit high for a start considering you can get 3D printers for ~$200. But I don't know. This will be future-proof, which is a good thing. Yeah - stick to it, this larger one. I'm sure there'll be features you'll want later that a cheaper one won't have.

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23 hours ago, Taku05 said:

i dont know anything about 3d printing but all i want to do is print anime figures and decorations , is this printer good at that n beginner friendly?

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Does this site have a bambulab a1 mini or a1? those would cost significantly less but still give good out of the box user experience. 

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On 7/21/2025 at 5:57 PM, Taku05 said:

n another question are resin printers better?

Not better; jsut different.

 

Resin printers are the best for high detailed prints, such as if you wanted to capture texture, fabric or surface finishes on parts. Or have very small figurines (Warhammer 40k models are popular for example)

 

However, they require more machines than just a printer (a cleaning station and a curing station) not to mention the extra PPE and room ventilation installed due to the VOC's. 

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47 minutes ago, TVwazhere said:

Not better; jsut different.

 

Resin printers are the best for high detailed prints, such as if you wanted to capture texture, fabric or surface finishes on parts. Or have very small figurines (Warhammer 40k models are popular for example)

 

However, they require more machines than just a printer (a cleaning station and a curing station) not to mention the extra PPE and room ventilation installed due to the VOC's. 

oh ok ,i actally want to do anime figures n comic figures will a 3d printer do ok?

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37 minutes ago, Taku05 said:

oh ok ,i actally want to do anime figures n comic figures will a 3d printer do ok?

Yes; if you learn how to sue the machine you can get great results with it. 

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