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The video offers a comprehensive guide to purchasing 3D printers and related accessories, featuring a selection of recommended websites. Key sites include Frozen for resin repair parts, Anycubic for value-priced FDM and resin printers, Elegoo for its Saturn and Mercury models, and Creality for a variety of printer models and sales. Microcenter is suggested for affordable PLA filament, while Inland PLA, affiliated with Creality, and Micro Mark also receive mentions for their products and tools. Banggood.com and Aliexpress offer innovative parts but may have longer shipping times. Amazon is highlighted for its competitive prices and convenience, especially when coupled with tools like Ernie and Honey for tracking price drops. The video emphasizes the importance of checking for deals and timely deliveries, especially for holiday purchases. Viewers are encouraged to utilize the presented resources and engage with the channel for further updates.
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In this part of the video, the presenter introduces the topic of finding websites to purchase 3D printers and 3D printing accessories. They highlight that although this guide is timely for holiday shopping, it is not focused on specific holiday deals. The goal is to share their top sites for 3D printing equipment, including resin and filament, which could also help viewers find better deals. The presenter mentions they will showcase five or six websites, discusses some useful browser plugins for deals, and starts by showing the first site, frozen.com, known for resin repair parts and equipment with occasional free shipping offers.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses several websites for purchasing 3D printers and related materials. They recommend Frozen for their reliable resin printers and mention upcoming reviews for new resin types. Anycubic is highlighted for its great information and competitive prices on FDM and resin printers. Elegoo is praised for the Saturn and Mercury models, with frequent new releases and deals. Creality.com is noted for various printer models, Kickstarter projects, and sales, including Thanksgiving and Black Friday deals. Microcenter.com is recommended for affordable PLA filament and other 3D printing needs, with the speaker personally sourcing their filament from there.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses various websites for purchasing 3D printing equipment and parts. They start with Inland PLA, highlighting its affiliation with Creality and recommending it for IT products, noting several stores across the country, including Atlanta. They then mention Micro Mark for hand tools and 3D printing supplies, supporting brands like Anycubic and Creality. Banggood.com is noted for good deals but a caution is given regarding shipping times from China. Next, they highlight Aliexpress for innovative 3D printing parts and repairs, despite the shipping delays. Finally, Amazon is recommended, specifically for purchasing products from the brand Frozen, although some models like the Mega Sonic 8K are not available.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the availability and pricing of various 3D printers and accessories on Amazon. They emphasize that machines like the Mighty 8K are heavily discounted and highlight the usefulness of tools like Ernie and Honey for tracking price drops. The speaker praises Frozen resin printers and mentions upcoming tests with 4K resin. They also talk about other brands like Creality, Anycubic, and Focus, stressing the importance of checking prices and ensuring timely delivery, especially for holiday purchases. The segment wraps up by encouraging viewers to use the provided list as a resource for finding good deals on 3D printers.
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In this part of the video, the speaker encourages viewers to like the video if they found the information useful and to subscribe if they enjoy the content. The speaker thanks current subscribers for their support as they approach 6,000 subscribers and invites viewers to leave any questions in the comments for future response.