I own two Tronxy Printers - both costs were under $150 each, though they were last years X-Mas presents from my friend \r\n\t\t\t\t\t
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These pictures are of a little X-Mas Ball "especially designed by such and such company for their high end printers," "no way a cheap printer can print these!" "It must be able to print the curves and then the tree inside, which are all based on a mathematical formula..." "Blah Blah Blah Blah..." Well, the proof is in the pudding. Apparently my printers can do the impossible according to them. I have been printing them out all day, and giving them out to friends and family.
I may not have the high resolution they made have, nor can I print them as fast as their $2000 - $5000 printers can, but what is one expecting from a cheap printer? It is like comparing a high end Ferrari or Lamborghini to a low end Volkswagen or Chevy. Both will get you there.
I did what I had to do, dialed in the assorted information, loaded up the 3D Print File and let it rip! It takes about an hour for these X-Mas Tree baubles to be printed, but that is fine with me. Just like those artists who bitch,whine, and complain about "I need the Wacom X32000 Super Drawing Pad with Holographic Pen but I do not have the money!" Well, when I'm drawing, it is on a Mac or PC netbook (Lenovo S10E) with a tiny Trackpad about 2in high and 3 1/2in wide and my fat fingers.