3D printer recommendation

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For real! I just sold my CR-10 a few months ago, but that thing could go months with just sitting there collecting dust, then I'd find something to print, turn it on, copy the file over and print just fine. The biggest issue was the nozzles weren't great with PETG, they just didn't seem to last long, it was also significantly slower than the Snapmaker U1 I use now. But all in all I have 0 regrets about buying it, I printed some great things on it.

I have pretty good luck with Petg.
The biggest problem I had, which was operator error, was not having the Bowden tube seated properly.

I just bought 40 nozzles for $20 on Amazon. I get a couple hundred hours out of each.

The biggest jump in quality of prints was when I jumped to using the slicer in fusion360 over the old Cura slicer.

Can’t get rid of this thing as I max the print bed all the time and there are not many that run this size
 

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