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

Yesterday I posted a topic: Is 3D printing difficult to use as a beginner?

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

@Upgrades_Complete: I would say no, it's easy if you stick with a simple printer and user-friendly software. We have a huge support community where any answer can be had in minutes if not seconds. I'd say the two things you need are patience and dedication. Anyone can learn to print, to become an expert takes time and a willingness to try and fail. I started with an Ender3v2 and within six weeks I had a half dozen.

@Froggster: I didn't find it difficult as a beginner. I did a lot of reading, watching videos, etc. very simple to learn the only slight difficulty I ever encountered was bed leveling. bed leveling is key to a great print. remember 3D printing takes time. this hobby is not instantly. Creality makes things simple to understand, and we the printer, followers, and teachers are all here together. ask away. learn.

@user2087674383: I don't think 3d printing was hard, so much as "involved". It is definitely not a plug-and-play device by any means. There is a rather steep learning curve that can be quite stressful at first. However, the skills, once learned, are pretty basic, and your first successful print is definitely a proud moment, giving you the incentive to keep trying new and harder prints, slicing and designing models.

@Aurtistic 316: It can be hard but it also can be very easy. It all depends on how much research and learning you are willing to do. If you want to just be able to plug it in and print an Iron Man mask perfectly then it's going to be hard. if you take a couple of nights and do nothing but read about 3D printing before you try to print anything then it's going to be a lot easier for you.

@Matt Murphy: I first started out not knowing anything about 3D printing. to start you have to have patience. You are not going to just plug it in and have great results. Reading directions and learning about other users' experiences helped me a lot. making sure everything is level is the number one goal. After that just playing around with the software is second. It's all trial and error. You will enjoy it.

@AppleSheep3644: Well the answer is yes, and no. The unboxing as well as beginning prints, that part is quite simple. But after a few days to weeks, the printer begins to have some difficulties and you have to start working with the printer more. This is difficult because instructions aren't necessarily clear which makes it difficult. So in conclusion there are struggles and simple parts but it's all worth it.

Do you like these comments? Did your comment get selected? Please keep speaking so that we can see your wonderful comments!

Featured Comments: You need Patience and Dedication to join 3D printing