>>1857218
why didnt you get the v2?
Same price with essential upgrades.
the base cr10 is still a good machine for $300 tho, get some hatchbox if you can find it, tune your printer with a couple small prints and try to ramp up the speed without ringing. once you get the printer dialed in for PLA you can pretty much go wherever you want.
thingiverse's top weekly has some good models. start with the benchy. post results. most slicers should have preconfigs for the type of CR10 you got, try that out first.
>>1857324
yes but that only applies for small printers, the larger the bed, the higher resolution projector/display is required for printing (meaning large DLP printers are expensive and large MSLA printers are low res). Laser reaches a cost/performance sweet spot where the moai printer is.
>>1857385
better than the moniprice, my old wanhao rebadge lost the entire port after a couple months, a fillsize adapter could have saved it...
>>1857400
same person as the first reply prob, look for a gear'd extruder like the bondtech clones, but its not really needed unless you see major slipping or want to print semiflexables (which creality can't because their shitty hotends cant hold Capricorn without a mod, dont buy TPU unless you want to spend some time/$ to mod the hotend)
for essential mods, threaded rod is cheap and makes a good frame like the V2, a blower fan and duct, a 32bit board swap is ~$50 to 75 for high speed and S Curve acceleration (removes most ringing). removable bed? They don't really need a lot of mods despite their popularity since they print decently, just creature comforts.
>>1857662
They told me to get games workshop paints instead of vallejo, I cant trust them anymore after wasting $40 extra on paint I could have gotten in a set.