Ever since getting my hands on a 3D printer at school and at one of my internships, I wanted one for myself at home, and I finally decided to buy this printer and I cannot be more happier. The main reasons why I bought this printer are for it's dual extrusion capability, enclosed design, being able to use a wide variety of materials and ofcourse, a few of my friends recommended it. The nice thing is you get 2 free spools of filament with the printer, so you don't have to buy addition filaments at the beginning (Unless you want another color than the ones you get inside the package). The assembly process does not take too long. All you have to do is screw the extruders into place, level the bed and you are done with the assembly. The instruction manual is very detailed (with pictures), so you shouldn't have any trouble at all. Since this printer doesn't come with auto bed leveling, the very first thing you need to do after the initial assembly is level the print bed. By following the instructions given, you will find all of this easy to do. The next step is to load the filament into the extruder and you are good to print. Since there is a minor design flaw with how the filament gets loaded into the extruder, you will need to print a filament guide (Circled red in one of the pictures). You will find stl files for it online and I recommend printing this out before you start printing out other designs. Search "FF Creator Pro Mods" or "FF creator Pro Filament guide stl" online and you can pick the filament guide design you like. Apart from this minor flaw, I haven't really come across other issues with the printer. 3d printing is all about experimenting and getting to know your printer. So if you are a beginner, don't get discouraged if your prints are coming out bad. Join support groups on Facebook or elsewhere and take help. It's all about finding out the right settings for your printer and once you have that figured out, you will be printing all kinds of really cool design with this printer.Happy Printing!!!!