Prusa Mini 3D Printer

I have recently acquired a new 3D printer to replace my Creality Ender 3 S1, which had been causing a multitude of issues and had a low success rate of prints. While I had gained valuable knowledge on the workings and maintenance of the Ender 3, I deemed it necessary to upgrade to a more efficient and reliable printer that would enable me to troubleshoot any issues that may arise with ease.

After careful consideration, I opted for the Prusa Mini+, which, despite being smaller than the Ender 3 S1, met my requirements. The primary factor that influenced my decision was the fact that the Prusa Mini+ is entirely Open Source, which facilitates the acquisition of parts and allows for the easy printing of most functional parts if necessary. Furthermore, the Prusa support team is highly regarded in the industry, and the Prusa community offers numerous modifications and helpful individuals who are passionate about printing and Prusa products. The printer’s ability to print any material I require, coupled with its faster and more consistent performance than the Ender 3, which had a high print failure rate, were additional selling points.

I am now able to leave the printer unattended overnight, which was not possible with the Ender 3, and this has made the printing experience more enjoyable. I can now initiate a print job and not worry about it. With my new workspace, I have several projects in mind to organize and create a space that suits my needs. I am excited to commence printing these builds and share them in a workspace update soon.


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