Does Farcaster have a 3d printer recommendation? 

Creality seems to have squandered their rep 

Prusa is out of my price range 

Bambu looks interesting, but is new enough to be unproven 

Anycubic and Elgoo seem to have goo entry-mid range offerings with the Kobra and the Neptune

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I need one so I can make very important things like a Willem Dafoctopus 

https://www.printables.com/model/237691-willem-dafoctopus

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mechanical design engineer. 

I like to make stuff. 

Currently interested in: 3D printing, product design, hard tech, space. 

I don't mind learning a bit, but would like to just hit print most of the time. 

Hoping to stay below $600-700.

What’s your price range and are you looking to learn the ins and outs or just hit print?

many people swear by prusa. that's the one i would get despite the price

Sold mine a couple of months ago and getting FOMO already 😭 It never stops being cool

Bambu has slightly more contemporary tech, but is closed source and actually engaged in a patent war with the OSS community.

Prusa i3 mk3/4 is reliable af, but slightly older tech. The new XL is more contemporary and has a giant build area, but good luck getting one.

I have a modified i3 mk3 and love it.