Anycubic Mega S vs Creality CR-10

(You should be able to slip an included thin card between the extruder nozzle and platform, meeting only slight resistance.) Under each corner of the platform is a knob, the turning of which raises or lowers that corner. You move the extruder to each corner in turn, slipping the card between nozzle and platform and adjusting the knob if needed, to make sure the alignment is correct. You then repeat the process at least once, re-checking all four corners plus the platform's center

However, in general, this doesn't decide if this is a bad or good machine more on that, in the end, the first pro point is an obvious one: it's the bu...

The point is, I'm doing fast, simple stuff, so YMMV. I can print 3 frames in 3.25 hours whereas the Makerbots print 2 in 4 hours, with rafts. The three use the same amount of filament as one on the Makerbot

The provided, slicer and inbuilt slicing profiles were also easy to use and, ultimately, the print quality on the majority of my models was quite reas...

Period. This machine is actually underpriced for the quality it outputs. I bought my first 3D printer over a year and a half ago after doing extensive research (as you are most likely doing now) I purchased an i3 Mega. I was very excited to enter into this new area of 3D Printing

Yes, I love my Ultimaker 3. My Ray's 3d and 2 plus is fantastic. My form to print is crazy good. There is nothing that the Purusha I three mark 2's ca...

With these changes, the owls printed again, better than the initial run. A different color film also worked perfectly. Three stars, because if you are not tech savvy and patient, this won't work for you. This is a step above something home built, but not plug and play with zero issues

however, im confused by the lack of specific upgrade parts for it. Do all standard CR-10 components aside from replacement bed and frame parts work for my CR-10mini? Or should I expect to handle mild modification processes and/or retrofitting to just about anything I try? The info ive gathered through hours of googling seems to go both ways and while I dont mind a little extra work to make the best of whats available, I would just rather not waste money on completely incompatible replacement/upgrade components by mistake.