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Hi all,

I'm very much an elderly "newbie" and am expecting delivery at the end of the week of a 3d printer called the A10S. The actual maker is a bit obscure!!

All the limited reviews seem to like this one as it has a large bed plate but, as it's "new", there have been no indications as to which of the many established printers it resembles. Does anyone out there know ?

Also I downloaded Cura to have a look and a browse and I couldn't find anywhere how to connect the printer to my laptop except via a network. I don't mean how to plug one into the other but what will happen when one is plugged into the other and will Cura recognise it?

Thats all I need to know so far. Can anyone help please?

unclebill.

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