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I never really see flashforge mentioned all that much. But my finder 3 worked straight out the box and has been perfect ever since! Although I have a feeling if it does break repair would be difficult
I'm going to be getting a new one and ice seen those on Amazon. But never seeing them mentioned makes me weary as if there's some reason. Like we're the founded by Jeffrey epstein and the ghost of Jimmy Seville or something? Do they use commonly available components?
😂😂
I know some of the components like the nozzle are proprietary. But they're cheap enough on Ali express.
I've had mine about 3 years now and it's been flawless.