WEEFUNUpgraded Tina2 3D Printer, Auto Leveling DIY 3D Printers for Beginners, Fully Open Source with Resume Printing, LCD Screen and Removable Magnetic Build Plate, Work with PLA/PLA Pro/TPU Filament

Awesome value for the money! Simple to set up (the wi-fi was a little tricky but got there in the end!) and I was surprised how small but robust the printer is! Not much bigger footprint than a 4 slice toaster and about twice the height. It feels really well put together which is s good sign.Unpacked and was up and printing in about 15 minutes. I printed the fish bone model from the TF card included and it came out superbly! Hardly any visible layer lines and it this is indicative of the quality we can expect then I really am delighted with the purchase.Connected to the Poloprint app and immediately uploaded a diamond cut vase to really test this machine out - unfortunately it takes 8 hours to print but 3 hours in it looks really good so far🙏This was my first jump into 3D printing and this printer pretty much holds your hand all the way through the set up and printing process. It’s reasonably quiet too which is a bonus.

came from a Labists X1 to this Tina 2 SIm very impressed, it is quieter than the X1 the load and unload of filament is better and cleaner.The display is a little confusing to start but once used once you get the hang of it.I run mine via serial/usb port from computer(Mac) and that is fast and instantaneous but ONLY for small (quick say 30min jobs) other wise I use SD card direct (don't want to leave pc running for hours(if pc goes to sleep or screen saver it interrupts/stops the print).now done 12 prints without hassle,All in all very pleased would recommend

I got this in the hopes of being able to print a few miniatures for a few projects I'm doing but it really wasn't adequate for my needs.1. It's quite fiddly to use not in relational setting up but when you want to find a STL program or file to actually print out you have to go into a certain program obviously download it to your own computer then obviously slice it use the slighter that they provide then you've got to save it to the to the little mini SD card then you've got to put it machine so in that respect it's a lot of mucking around2 the actual slicing program that comes with is not a true representation of the size of the item that you're trying to print out so even though you've got various angles and sizing options on the actual screen it doesn't actually tell you how big it's going to print out on the actual machine itself so a couple of times even though I've thought something was quite big it's printed out very very small and vice versa something I thought was very very small and tried to be printed out very very big so in that respect it's quite difficult to use as well3 I did manage to get a couple of prints which were okay but to be honest after three or four prints it was just started to go bubbly and and it really wasn't printing out at all and I lost all hope in it in the end to be honest and I'm sending it back now for a full refund although the machine is quite small and compact to use it really isn't practical if you want to do a lot printing. In short don't bother with this machine.

Don't normally do many reviews but this is great. My 10 year old bought it with her birthday money and is loving it. Took about an hour to set up+ down load app etc then away you go. Never used one before but amazed what you can make with it.

I'm experienced in 3D printing and purchased this for my son who wanted to have his own project.Firstly, the printer states you have to use two of the supplied slicing tools, slicing is a software process that transitions the design file to data that is readable by the printer.Both slicers regularly break or 'tear' the design, rendering it unprintable. This can be fixed by using a well established slicing programme like Orca or Prusa which have more fully featured functions, but the results are wild. One example is in the picture, the first print is near perfect, the second printed straight after is unfinished and evident of poor heat control.Don't try printing multiple objects - it all turns into spaghetti.For the price of this people should be looking at a Bambu A1 mini which is a well established brand that has a proven track history.I'll be returning it later today.

The media could not be loaded. 2 years on and works as good as day one.Have had to physically do anything to it. I’ve found it likes eSun PLA+ at 210c and 225c for the first layer. At 100mmsI’ve found blue painters tape works well for the bed. Get the 3M stuff as the cheap stuff doesn’t work well.

Started using within 10 minutes of its arrival. Very little to set up. Childs play even for someone with no experience of 3d printing. This is the basic so no wifi but not needed. There could be a lot more examples to print rather than the half dozen supplied on the tf card. It's not the quietest by a long margin and the print speed is very slow but I found lots of models on Thingiverse and have been printing like a mad man, Cannot handle very fine detail but for the price - a great starter.