I received and started 3D printing this monday with the amazing and famous Creality Ender-3 Pro. It's been only two days but i'm in love with it. I really like being able to print anything.
I have already printed around 10 models, mostly upgrades for the printer and the dog and cat gcode given by Creality. I used Ice Filaments PLA bought on Amazon and the slicing software I use is Cura.
What I like the most about this printer is that for it's price, the result are really good. I'm very pleased by the quality of the models i printed. The only real thing i "dislike" about this 3D printer is it's size. The bed is 220x220x250mm and it might become annoying when I will start printing an Iron Man suit I want (Mark 85) but not impossible. It will just be a little bit longer and I will surely have to slice models. But it will be very interesting to learn more about this and to start different projects.
If like me you are new to 3D printing, i really think it's the perfect machine to start with. It's not that expensive, you get really good results and the community for this printer is very big. It's easy to find tutorials or help if you have a problem or don't know what to do.
If the random name picker software see my post, be nice with me :p
I'm interested by the first prize because of the bigger bed size the Ender 5 plus offers and/or the 3/4th prize to win the Mark 85 model.
Thank you Do3D for this giveaway.
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EDIT : Just a quick update to show the first projects i made with this printer. An Iron Man bust and a Arc Reactor. The results are really nice :)