Hey guys so I'm falling down the rabbit hole and now I want a 3d printer. The geeetech a10m is on-sale and its got duel extruders which sounds great, I like the idea of being able to print with 2 materials or even the wash away substructure stuff. But it seems there's a lot more support and stuff out there as far as the creality ender 3 goes. Should I stick with that or get the duel extruder set up?
Also I noticed the owner of the site into3dp is here, if you could messege me im having a issue of being flagged as possible spambot while trying to register for the site.
Thanks

Unless you are dead set on a dual filament printer (which can have their own set of challenges and frustrations), you are probably better off going for an Ender 3 which has a ton of community support if you run into issues or need help. I don't hear of many people using the Geetech A10M. Every man and his dog seem to be using the Ender 3.

The owner of into3dp.com is member bffigjam on here, so you could try dropping him a PM on here.

Thanks again snowleopard always helpful

3D printer is nice. I finally broke down and got one. I have used it for many other things then just quads. For example, I needed to perfectly centered a square flat plate on some square tubing. Went into Fusion 360, designed a jig, and printed it out.

As for dual filament, I don't seem to need it. I probably stick to single filament too.