For example, the mainstream Ender-3 V2 is considered a great 3D printer for under $300, but not necessarily a great one for beginners. It requires a lot of hand assembly from building the frame to attaching the individual motors and sensors.

Creality Print is a self-developed FDM slicing software produced by Creality. It's a practical and easy-to-use tool that can help you remote control and monitor your 3D printer and help print directly from your computer. Halot Box is a slicing software for light-curing 3D printers, independently developed by Creality.