If you like teaching yourself new things, tinkering, problem solving, you might just enjoy it. I think it's worth noting the community for Enders is vast and just about every problem or possible improvement has several options already figured out that you just need to learn how to implement.
With minor effort you can tune a stock Ender to give reliably decent prints which may be enough for your tabletop terrain demands. I will say I think an Ender of any sort right out of the box without tinkering, will get you a decent print, just not an amazing print. For reference, I live in an apartment and my printer is in the room next to my neighbors unit and they have never complained and we're on very good terms with each other.Ĭheap printers are tinkering projects. I wouldn't want to sleep right next to it, but when I close my office door I can barely hear it from the hallway.
Ender 3 and its about as noisy as an inkjet printer.
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