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Ender 3 V3 Neo Enclosure
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this post was submitted on 21 Oct 2023
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Not yet, I’ve only ever printed PLA and heard that it will never get water tight. Grant it, I have a print I can test when it finishes up in a day or two.
I thought about running multi-material but would need to get that add on that can splice in filaments to run through the Neo’s single extruder ( maybe the sidewinder x1?), but can’t remember what it’s called to look at reviews
I wouldn't worry about multiple extruders in that case. Most of the current high performers are well rounded enough to be able to handle most anything you throw at them.
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