What is a good printer for $1000 and under which can print one foot by one foot by one foot?

[Noob Cavoli]

What is a good printer for $1000 and under which can print one foot by one foot by one foot?

[Timothy Zalusky]

I've heard good things bout the Folgertech FT-5: https://folgertech.com/products/folger-tech-ft-5-large-scale-3d-printer-kit

[Mark Napier]

Good, big, cheap?  Pick two...

There is the Tronxy X5S.  "3D Printed Life" did a couple of youtube videos on this printer, some upgrades.  Seemed to think it was great for the price.

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[Owen Collins]

What if it was good, big and reliable?

But yeah good and cheap is easier if it doesn’t have to be big. 

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[Edward Simpson]

Well, if it's cost and that kind of build volume you're after, I'd look at the CR-10 or 10S, solidly built and have fairly decent print-quality for around $750 depending on where you buy them, that leaves some budget to get a decent supply of filament and some basic tools, even a couple of spare parts if you feel the need.

[Lee]

I have this, throw in a duet wifi , e3d v6 and s bondtech bmg and you are rocking a very nice machine

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/2017-Newest-3D-Printer-East-3D-Gecko-Core-XY-Structure-diy-with-hot-bed/32824243243.html

On Thu, Dec 20, 2018 at 5:43 PM Edward Simpson <r2a...@gmail.com> wrote:

Well, if it's cost and that kind of build volume you're after, I'd look at the CR-10 or 10S, solidly built and have fairly decent print-quality for around $750 depending on where you buy them, that leaves some budget to get a decent supply of filament and some basic tools, even a couple of spare parts if you feel the need.

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[Fozzie]

The CR-10S Pro is out now and looks like a VERY nice machine. It essentially has all the upgrades I have made to my CR-10S built-in, plus some. And I've seen it for $650 at most places.

[Ray Price]

Arrrgghhh.  Looking for a 3rd printer, and currently have my sights set on the Railcore II kit.  Technically I don't need the Railcore precision / capability, but it is a pretty sweet configuration.  Now this comes along for about half the price.  decisions decisions...  Railcore still has the speed advantage I think, and it's bed leveling is true bed leveling (3 steppers micro adjust based on BLTouch feedback).

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[Steven Butterfield]

If I wasn't finishing up my printer I would have gone for the railcore. Having the extra speed and high quality prints is worth the extra money for me. Just my 2 cents.