You won't get better results unless you print the painted part flat.
Can you create a slight flat surface parallel to your printing surface at the level of the drawings?
This is the only fiable plug and play printer for this price.
If you wan't the whole 3dprinting learning program, you'd better find an Ender 3 v1 😉. Totally manual but very easy to tinker, a lot of tuto, big community to help.
@Blue_Morpho
You won't get better results unless you print the painted part flat.
Can you create a slight flat surface parallel to your printing surface at the level of the drawings?
@Blue_Morpho
More png :-)
@Blue_Morpho
Can we see the whole model ?
@nieceandtows
I don't know the 5M.
But if you can translate french, the feedback are good. One of them is transforming it into a 5m pro :
https://www.lesimprimantes3d.fr/forum/topic/60026-review-flashforge-5m/
It's a reliable source, full of passionnates #makers.
@cmlael67
Totally OK. 0 problem after 400 hours printing with the Hi.
But the budget is 200$, that's why I was spotting the A1 mini.
@ikidd @nieceandtows
Creality also want to lock you into the cloud. The soft is open source, but you won't really work on the soft...
I have an Ender 3 v1 and a Creality Hi.
Since the Hi is on the market, the e3v3 won't be maintained (Just have a look at the prices).
If you wan't something bigger than a A1 mini, can you add 50€ for an A1 or a Creality Hi ? You'll have both very good printers.
@nieceandtows
What do you want to print ?
@nieceandtows
It's almost impossible to begin on a second-hand machine. It Will be a looong learning curve and you won't obtain anything satysfying.
Best printer under 200, the A1 mini : https://eu.store.bambulab.com/fr/products/a1-mini
This is the only fiable plug and play printer for this price.
If you wan't the whole 3dprinting learning program, you'd better find an Ender 3 v1 😉. Totally manual but very easy to tinker, a lot of tuto, big community to help.
@KingDingbat
Can you post the other side of the part ?