Artillery Hornet 3D printer for beginners - you can even win!
Easy assembly, easy to use, accurate prints.
Geekbuynig has announced a promotion for the new Artillery Hornet 3D printer that even beginners can use easily.
i want to avoid misunderstandings so i didn’t write directly to recommend it to beginners, although that’s also true. However, many people may conclude from this sentence that this machine is not suitable for more experienced, advanced printer operators, though. It's just that the use, the settings, the assembly have been solved as simply as possible.
To say the least, the machine arrives to us in a 95 percent assembly condition, with a factory-run time of around 3 minutes, according to factory data. Anyone who has put together a fully flattened printer knows how big a weapon it is. It is also important that the cabling of the machine is well hidden, and in other parts, absolutely tangled and unwrapped solutions were used. Again, this only says a lot to those who have tried to orient the images tastefully with the printers they have assembled.
In other capabilities, however, the machine is completely professional. The printable object size can be 220 x 220 x 250 millimeters. The nozzle is the usual 0,4 millimeters and the layer thickness is between 100 and 300 microns. We can work with PLA, PETG and TPU materials, the printable file type is the common Gcode. We have a USB and a memory card reader for connection.
The head is cooled by two fans, but as described, these are ultra-quiet pieces (specifically, it is written that the machine can sleep so quietly during printing). The stepper motors operate with a step angle of 1,8 ° in 1/256 microsteps, with an XY positioning accuracy of 10 microns and a Z positioning accuracy of 100 microns.
It is also important that the storage tray has a heated and tempered glass coating to make it easy to remove printed objects.
In the current promotion, we can buy the machine for $ 179,99. However, we can further reduce this price by spinning a coupon on the wheel of fortune (I succeeded at 10 percent) or, if lucky, we can even win a printer if the wheel stops in the right place. You must register to spin, if you have already registered you must log in to the site. You can spin one, or if you share access to your page with your friends on, say, Facebook, you can spin one more.
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