Get ready for the influx of poorfags buying ender 3s from thrift stores I bet you feel old now
>>3000133Oh cool, maybe I'll get one
>>3000133Enders were at thrift stores and garage sales years ago, there isnt going to be some new influx
>>3000133Fifty bucks is too much for that. Maybe $20 to part it out.
>>3000133Why the hate?That thing can make small good pla prints and it will last years and years with little easy maintenance. 50 dollars is a good price.
>>3000297No way, I was getting the pro version (better psu, silent drivers , few other minor upgrades) for $100 plus a free roll of inland PLA over 7 years ago
>>3000297Depends on who's buying the printer; I'd never recommend used anything for a first printer, let alone an Ender 3. $50 for a backup printer, or a platform for a laser engraver? that i could see.
>>3000133I'm more concerned about the missing fire extinguisher in the background
>>3000455It's fine, just never use the heated bed.
>>3000455There is no way to know it is missing. The sign is on all four sides, but the extinguisher could be out of view of the photo.
>>3000133They probably hot donated for being absolutely shit. I wouldn't take one of those time vampires for free.
>>3000133mine works well after several upgrades and a lot of tuning but I've had it for years and the new stuff is 1000 times easier to get good prints out of.
>>30014743DTouchPEI sheetDouble sprocket extruder upgradeYou don't need more to make the original ender 3 usableI slice with cura's default preset, press start print and it just werks everytime
