Prusa MK3S

[Phil Steel]

Initially for my own personal needs, I am contemplating getting a 3D printer to print out shades and covers for lights, frag racks and dosing containers for my local Reefing community. Not a big operation and I only really want to break

Would the Prusa MK3S be a good starting point? appreciate and help for this beginner!

 

[KStatefan]

I purchased a MK3 when they first came out and have been happy with it.

 

[Phil Steel]

I purchased a MK3 when they first came out and have been happy with it.

Can I ask why sort of things you’ve printed with it?

 

[KStatefan]

I bought it to prints items for another hobby but have used it for this hobby also.

david.h61 | Printables.com

www.printables.com

 

[APLATN13]

Nothing but a workhorse! Can't complain.

 

[markstubb]

can't complain.... shows a picture of 2 HEAVILY modified (were they EVER mk3's, besides maybe the bed and control panel?) prusa's

@Phil, the mk3s are great printers. Work out the box and don't require a lot of fiddling to get great results. Their filaments and slicer are great as well.