Hi there, I'm CiCi, a staff of Creality and a close friend of yours.

Yesterday I posted a topic: What advice can you offer to a beginner?

We received a lot of great responses. Now I'm going to show you some representative comments. Let's check it out!

@Muppet365: Before buying a printer have a good look around and find the one that suits you. There are lots of YouTube videos and reviews out there and will seem a little overwhelming but don't be put off.

@Rey82: Do more practice, try different slicers, read forums and watch tutorials

@TechAgain: Don’t get discouraged if a print messes up. Just keep going and try again.

@user4311755599: Tinkercad is definitely for everyone starting to 3d model and 3d print. It contains guides, examples, and contests.

@FirestormTimbo: YouTube is your friend if there is an issue you are having YouTube likely has a solution.

@user1762016490: Actual printing is your best teacher. Print…print.., and then print some more.

@sarsaparilla: Don't be too ambitious for your first print. Start small, that way you can adjust your printer or slicer settings as needed.

@Flavio D: Patience, be aware of the machine's features, stay tuned for maintenance and calibration, and happy 3d printing.

@EricZ: It's very important to make sure the bed leveling is properly configured. Bad leveling may cause the strange surfaces of models, the clog of your nozzle, the bad adhesive layer, and much more problems than you think.

@Kalaxus Mageslayer: Don't be afraid to fail and don't get discouraged by failed prints. Every printer and every person manning them will experience failed prints at some point. when a print fails use that failure to learn more about your printer and the materials you're using.

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