#cr-10

I am here to let all the people with 3D printers know about MakerGeeks

I want to start off by saying that I am in no way being payed to tell you about this and to be completely honest I wish they would.

So back to the good stuff, I have a Creality CR-10s 3D printer and I absolutely love it. When i first got my printer I was having a hard time when printing with the supplied filament (which wasn't a lot). I needed more and something better, but i didn't have much money to spend $50 on one roll of filament so I went in search and found myself buying some Hatchbox filament on amazon. When i tried printing with it I was getting artifacts on my prints and I couldn't seem to find the right temp for it either. After deciding I needed to find something else i went searching once again. This time I found Makergeeks, luckily it was still the holiday season so i was able to get a 35% off discount and four rolls of filament for $50. I decided to go with two regular rolls and two rolls of transitional (lower quality due to color change or size being off a little). I am very glad I made that decision. Even tho the transitional roll were supposed to be lower quality they are still just as good as the regular filament for cheaper as long as you don’t care about color. This brand of 3D filament is amazing and it doesn't break the bank either and I in fact have a referral link so you can get 15% off your order.

So, if you want top quality filament for a great price and even a discount the click here 

Green and baby Green, I simply resized the model to get the height difference

Fun little thing to print :)

A nice little robot printed in only two pieces with legs, arms and neck articulated