Davinci Jr. 1.0 WiFi 3D Printr

I tried the nano w and it did t work worth a darn. Went to the old manual printer without all the bells and whistles and all I had to do was put a piece of tape on the bed straight out of the box and the print is perfect. 3rd XYZ Printer I have purchased. Sending the nano back it’s junk.

Thought this would be a good starter but no - a lot of errors, cannot increase the extruder heat, and the non heated bed makes it spaghetti's halfway through a 2" printing, wifi doesn't work unless it is plugged in via USB (defeating the point of wifi) and then finding out there is no support and all the links are dead.

As for this 3D printer I can't review high enough. This hardware coupled with the downloaded software (once the right pair are installed) works well. My issues with print quality may be my letdown on what I thought I would be making. My prints are super stringy (even after I remove the supports) and rough and feel so very light and breakable. I bought this for AD&D dungeon and cave terrain. I found that I had to change the infill up to 50% to get a print that felt strong and hefty enough for game table use. These 'clips' are a really bad link up system. Ideally I would rather have a 'staple' connection system. I've only had this a week and I am already into my 3rd filament roll. I have to learn a lot more about post printing processing to achieve a quality gaming product. If you are new to 3d printing or want to start this is a good choice to start with. You can print 6.9 inch cubed items.

The word value wasn’t good. It was hard to set up in the easy abuse not for beginners I’d rather get the Delta, except for that one second easiest option was heavy leveling you can level the bed the bed was heavy and you could even level and not worth the money

I returned one printer because filament would not load. I returned the second because the filament clogged the extruder area, causing a piece to come off. Very disappointed.

It is accurate within .015", does print quite well for the price. That being said, making certain dnd dice I had to upscale the dice by at least 220% (.460" to 1.012") to read the numbers. The regular 6 sided die is legible at normal sizing. Very good for the price, just small detail items upscale or print piece by piece.