YoraHome Creality Ender-3 V2 3D Printer (With 3 Bonus Items)

3D Printing is what is known as an "additive manufacturing process"; where the CNC Router removes material to create your design, the 3D printer adds material to build your design.

The 3D printer melts a filament at a temperature of around 200 deg C and dispenses the molten material through a nozzle in layers, building up the desired design. As the material cools, your design hardens and becomes a reality!

The possibilities for a 3D printer are as broad as your imagination - you can print personalized ornaments, toys, trinkets, repair parts for other devices, and even a 3D Printer to expand your capabilities (OK, really just most of a 3D printer, as you'll need to provide the electronic components).

To get a look at the sorts of items that can be printed, check out a website such as Thingiverse to get some ideas - or you can use a CAD program to design your projects as well.

Not at all. There is a little bit of learning involved to get started with the software. Once you have that, it simply loads the design into the slicer software, then sends the file to the machine, and be captivated as it builds your design right before your eyes.

The most common filament is known as PLA.

PLA, also known as Polylactic Acid or Polylactide, is a thermoplastic made from renewable resources such as corn starch, tapioca roots, or sugar cane, unlike other industrial materials made primarily from petroleum.

This filament is one of the most versatile and readily available and has been proven effective in 3D printing.

Quality filament has a significant shelf life and can be preserved using a dryer and proper storage - this will provide optimum performance from your 3D printer.

In testing, the Ender-3 V2 uses a peak power of approximately 275W, with an average power of approximately 125W - the equivalent of running a couple of incandescent light bulbs.

No special power requirements are needed for a 3D printer.

This will be entirely dependent on the design being printed.

A simple design about one cubic inch in size may be able to print in a matter of minutes, while a large, complex design could run over several days!

At the beginning of the COVID pandemic, we used our machines at YoraHome to print face shield frames for local healthcare professionals - a "batch" of 4 frames would print in approximately 4 hours.

Yes! Printing custom ornaments, repairing parts for standard devices, or personalized gifts are just some items you could print and sell.

We certainly think so! A 3D Printer can open many creative possibilities for you to explore. Making gifts for friends and family, or even starting a small business to sell your creations online.

A 3D printer is designed to "build" a design using filament, creating a structure where one did not exist.

A laser cutter is designed to cut or engrave into an existing substrate, creating a design on raw materials.

The most crucial factor in purchasing a 3D Printer is your intended usage, primarily the size of items you would like to print, so you will want to ensure that your machine will have the building capacity to accommodate your projects.

Another critical factor in purchasing is the post-sales support offered - YoraHome provides multiple support options for our customers, and we want to ensure that you are successful with your new machine. Beware of sellers that don't offer support beyond an email "black hole"!

We understand there are many 3D Printer vendors on the market - many of which may carry the same machines.

This is why we have worked to make the Ender-3 V2 the best deal on the market by including items that are usually added for extra cost:

• Included Filament Storage Kit Included 3D Printer Maintenance Kit, with spare nozzles
• Included video tutorials series to help you get started on your 3D printing adventure
• Our outstanding support service - via email, telephone, video conference, and more

All this and more is what makes the Ender-3 V2 from YoraHome the best deals on the market!