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Frequently Asked Questions
When choosing your first 3D printer, look for easy setup, auto-leveling, an enclosed chamber for stable printing, and an active user community. FDM printers with CoreXY or Bedslinger kinematics are an optimal choice for beginners.
Key parameters: build volume (determines max model size), print speed (mm/s), precision (minimum layer height), max nozzle temperature (affects material compatibility), heated bed, and enclosed chamber.
FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling) uses plastic filament and is suitable for functional parts and prototypes. SLA (Stereolithography) uses photopolymer resin and provides higher detail, ideal for miniatures and jewelry models.
These are 3D printer kinematics types. CoreXY moves the print head on X and Y axes while the bed only moves on Z — providing high speed and precision. Bedslinger moves the bed on the Y axis, simpler in design but speed-limited due to bed inertia.
Auto bed leveling eliminates manual calibration. Wi-Fi enables remote control. Camera lets you monitor printing. Filament sensor pauses on runout. Power recovery saves print progress after outages.