Pretty great simple 3D printer
Pretty great simple 3D printer, but not for heavy-duty detailed printing. I think it should be a bit cheaper though
18 June 2022
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Dagoma are a French company producing 3D printers. I purchased a Neva printer from Dagoma which I have been using for about 4 months. The concept behind this printer is completely unlike any other on the market and is brilliant. Unfortunately, the engineering detail on the printer is very poor indeed (particularly with regard to the printhead and filament feed mechanisms) and the online documentation is just as bad. Unfortunately, therefore, do not buy. Dagoma - you could so easily make this a 5 star review
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