WEEFUN Newest TINA2 S 3D Printer, Ultra Silent Mainboard
WEEFUN Newest TINA2 S 3D Printer, Ultra Silent Mainboard with WiFi Cloud Printing, Mini Heatable PEI Platform, Auto Bed Leveling DIY 3D Printers with Resume Printing, Fully Open Source
The compact 3d printer is out of the box, safe and easy for pretty much anyone to handle! Even young kids! It’s a surprise gift on a birthday or holiday, for architecture art, school teaching, business sample/gift model making, maker spaces or a shop crafts and toys DIY, etc.
The Best Gift for Halloween, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas
Auto bed leveling Tina2S 3d printer for Beginners, enjoy magical creating fun!
3D printing is a fun way to get your kids interested in STEM concepts from an early age. Kids learn creativity, engineering skills and problem-solving skills. Accessibility for both experienced and amateur 3D printing enthusiasts, young and old hobby crafters alike, to create your excellent project.
Friendly Tips:
- Build Volume: 100 x 105 x 100mm
- For the USB connection to the printer, you should need to CH341 driver, which can find on the SD card we put in.
- For slicing software installation on the macOS computer, you should need to allow the privacy settings on your computer’s software first. The guide video can be found on the WEEFUN Youtube official channel.
- The gap between the nozzle and the build platform is recommended to be the thickness of a sheet of A4 paper.
- For large printing, the included solid glue can be applied to the platform to enhance the adhesion, bed heating to 45°C-60°C.
If you have any questions, please ask us for assistance the first time, we will help you work it out. Thank you for your support!
Purchased as a gift at Xmas. After just a couple of weeks there was a fault with the power supply. Within 48 hours it had been replaced! Perfect little printer for a newbie to 3d printing.
This is my first 3D printer and I had little knowledge of them. This is so simple to setup and use, I was printing within minutes. Great app and loads of cool things to print. Really happy with it.
This was a Christmas present for my son, he loved it and used it continually throughout the holiday. It is really easy to set and use and the items printed very well. The price is good value for money. Great item, recommended.
My 11yo loves this 3D printer. It is very good when it works and we’ve printed lots of things but is does need to be supervised as the base of the model doesn’t stick to the printing pad every time and the cog belt has fallen off quite a few times too.
It takes a bit of getting used to but I love it, its a very handy little printer for small projects and the one thing I cannot fault is the customer service. They have been amazing at helping me with any issues I’ve had with it. Highly recommend!
Great fun. Had a few problems with the first couple of builds due to the build moving on the plate. Have messaged the customer service 3 days ago, and still waiting for them to come back to me! I have only made smaller models since which have come out great. Easy to use and already thinking of buying a bigger printer.
I was having a few problems with the printer. I spoke to a lovely women called Christine and she got back to me straight away.
Sorted my problems out with no problem!
Couldn’t recommend the customer service enough!
Thank you so much Christine!
This is a great printer for beginners. Within 10 minutes out the box, you’re printing. I’ve done plenty of prints and have had very little issues. Mine was delivered without the pei print bed but weefun customer support sent out a replacement free of charge. Great customer service. Small print area but perfect for models and small parts. The bed levelling works perfectly and is a major plus for beginners who want results with very little effort. Highly recommend!
The printer is great and has sparked an interest in 3d printing I will likely have for years. I have had to contact customer service for a couple of issues and they have been superb and have dealt with minor issues very promptly and politely. Would definitely reccomends this printer and also Weedo/WEEFUN themselves
Yes the print bed is small so your kind of limited on what you can print , but I am fairly sure with the software that comes with the printer bigger items can be printed in parts and glued together . But for printing the 1/24 scale model parts that I want this should be perfect.
As for reliability, I can’t comment as yet as only had the printer less than a day but looks well made so hopefully there will be no issues .
If your looking for a small printer that has some of the functions of high end printers that doesn’t break the bank to purchase and that takes up very little space this seems so far the way to go.
With regards the print quality I can’t really comment as I have nothing to compare it to, but the test prints seem good with the print lines being Bearley visible, with the default print settings.
With regards operating this printer the menu on the built in lcd display is simple to understand and appears to have multiple options for manipulating the print settings.
Over all I am very pleased so far and would say for first time printers this is perfect, and just ordered a 1kg roll of filment to put the printer to a proper test . FYI, you can get a free print file for spool holder extender on line that attaches to the exsisting holder on the side of the printer so it will hold the 1kg rolls of filament. which I have printed with the filament that came with the printer.
Brought this last week and it’s been printing fine no problems. Then yesterday I tried to print something and the head crashed into the bed and has caused damaged? I’ve returned it to Amazon and they have issued a full refund so overall very happy. Will be ordering a replacement soon!
Update
Customer service reached out after leaving my review and offered me a 4 pack of filament to say sorry for the problems I had. Have ordered another tina2 s with the refund I received. Very happy and very good customer service!
I got my printer back in may but I’ve come across my first massive problem, my hotend stopped printing out filament, In trying to change it I’ve found it to be super tight and it won’t loosen to be removed. The wrench that came with it has just made an engraving on it from trying to remove it.
Feeling irritated at this as I was in the middle of a project for my friend.
Update:
The seller contacted me and offered a new printer free of charge which was incredibly generous! I received my new printer the other day and it works even better than my original device!
I found the conversation I had with the seller to be super helpful and glad to know I can ask them if I need any help again in the future!
I do highly recommend this printer if it’s just for wee projects or to get you started!
So far I haven’t had much luck with more complex models (Like miniatures and snakes) but I’m sure there’s things I can tweak to make them work better. It’s a fun learning experience with a printer that does what it can to make a complex subject a bit easier.
Update:
After my review the seller contacted me to offer to send me a new printer, which I accepted. The new printer arrived very quickly and works great. I’ve changed my review score to be reflect the sellers great customer service.
After taking it out the box all that was required was placing the reel of PLA filament on the side and attaching a tube then feeding the filament in. It is supplied microSD card with all the software on that you just put in the slot and chose one of the sample prints from a list of about 10 different designs. It’s automatically levels itself and the little screen on top tells you all the heating information. Just start the print and off it goes. Simplicity itself.
After trying out a couple of the tester prints I thought I’d try printing a free STL file that I have from the internet. The software you need to use to import this is all on the microSD card and just needs installing on your PC or Mac and again seems easy enough to use. I can see the slicing software is an art by itself, but I think with a few more prints I’ll become more familiar with the apps and deducing where the optimal places going for the supporting structure. I still managed to print it reasonably well with my basic knowledge.
Very happy so far as I haven’t had any misprints yet. Early days, but I’m pleasantly surprised. The quality of the print isn’t bad. Yes, you can see the gradient lines but not as much as I thought you would at this price point. Probably best to go for a bigger model or resin printer if you want finely detailed figures or larger pieces, but this is a great little printer for scenery, bases or school projects, and I t’s fairly quick too. The build plate is small at about 10cm square, but perfect for small projects or multi part builds.
It looks neat and is compact and smart.
Perfect for beginners and children with an interest in technology. Can’t recommend this little printer highly enough. No muss, no fuss.
so after playing around with it for a week or two the heat block has worked it’s way loose and has started dropping the print nozzle lower midway through each print. This has lead to it dragging the nozzle back over what it has already printed ruining every print I’ve attempted for the last 5-6 prints. I’ve returned to back to Amazon for a refund. I will purchase another one as it was great while it lasted and hopefully and I’m hopeful that my next one will not have this problem.
Weefun actually reached out to me after reading the review below to work through the issues i was having. As it turns out it must have just been bad luck with me receiving a printer that was defective from the start. They actually sent me a replacement, free of charge! The replacement is so much quieter than the original one i had received and seems to be working a lot better.
So, as well as now being impressed with this little printer, the level of service from Weefun is on a whole new level and worth a recommendation on that alone.
At first, it worked straight out of the box. Within minutes you can be printing, so user friendly.
Thats where the good ends unfortunately. After about 6 prints (over 2 weeks), the cooling fan packed in, causing the nozzle to clog. After clearing out the filament from the nozzle and replacing the failed fan, thought it best to replace the nozzle with one of the spares that came in the box. Followed the video which makes it look easy but the nozzle was fused to the hot end and there was no way it was coming off. Purchased a replacement hot end (checked and nozzle and again it looked to be fused to the hot end with no way of removing it with the included toold should it need to be replaced), fitted it, set the z axis, loaded filament and printed off a ‘Benchy’ boat. This turned out fine. Printed another model which also turned out fine. Then, the nozzle started to clog again! Now, i was using AMZ3D PLA 1.75mm 3D Printer Filament with temperature at 200 degrees (as recommended by some 3d printer veterans). Explained in detail what was going on with this printer to some knowledable people, one of whom had also had the exact same problems with this printer.
Long story short, if you are looking to venture into the wonderful hobby of 3d printing, please look elsewhere, there are plenty of options available costing less and more than this but, you will be much better off going with something else, unless you are a tinkerer and enjoy shelling out money every week or so for spare parts to fix things that should never be going wrong as often as they do with this.
I pulled this out of the box, turned it on, and was away printing something. The default settings in the slicer (I used Cura, and haven’t tried their own slicer) worked very nicely for normal PLA and PLA+. There are some refinements you can make as you become more familiar, but there was nothing desperately needed to get some great models and print in place toys going as a first experience. I did have to go into settings to turn on the heated bed, but that was it. Auto bed levelling takes away a lot of the stress, and the compromise here is a smaller build volume, and slower print speed compared to similar priced Enders.
A complaint I have is that the spool holder only holds 250g spools, and value is found in 1kg spools. The first or second print should either be a spool holder replacement, or an extender.
So far I’ve used PLA and PLA+, and gloss, silk, and sparkle variants and it’s taken everything I’ve thrown at it. The only major issue encountered has been with the odd heating error for the bed or nozzle after I’ve moved the printer. It seems moving it about can cause the cables to come free enough to cause errors, but a quick jiggle and the issue is sorted.
For the price I couldn’t recommend this more for anyone looking to get into 3D printing with a no fuss printer.
I did my research and it appears that this model is capable of doing these things to a reasonable standard. I experimented and every thing I did was a misaligned unusable mess. I contacted the manufacturer and in fairness, they were Brillant. They gave me advice, instruction and guidance to amend my issues. I was reassured that things would work out. Alongside this I also did tons of my own research in the form of experimentation, watching YouTube videos and reading articles.
After several weeks my issues were not resolved. We (me and the manufacturer) concluded that there was a physical issue with my machine. They assured me that we could tweak my machine and get it where it needed to be. In all honesty after weeks of stress and frustration I was burned out. This issue meant I had wasted weeks of my life (I work fulltime to my free time is limited) doing hundreds of tweaks and using lots of material for absolutely nothing.
I bought this machine on the basis that it was ready to go and pre-configured. I did this to avoid all the tweaking of the machine so I could learn the basics as low stress as possible and get printing my miniatures ASAP. Because this was not the case I may as well have gotten a resin printer and started full on.
This is no slight or attack on the manufacturer, they were and are Brillant and come as 100% recommended. Every product line has the odd defective model so this is no attack on them or their quality control. The machine itself is small, reasonably quiet and looks nice. It also appears to be good quality. The package comes with a small amount of the wire. I would highly recommend buying a large spool of the wire ASAP, and get a good quality one. I sent this item back and got a full refund so all ended well for me. My dream of cheap miniatures is over…for now!