Sounds like a desert, huh?Got this in and ran through an Ender 3 Pro, all stock (including bowden extruder), and worked just fine. A little stringy, but that's expected.Nice pliable parts.Basic settings:layer height 1st and all .2mmSpeed all 20mm/min except for small perimeters @10, support & bridges @ 30temps 215C 1st layer 209C rest. Bed @ 60Cno retraction

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 The printer comes mostly with most of the complicated parts already assembled so putting it together in around 30 minutes to one hour is entirely possible. Unfortunately my review will only be of the frame as I did lots of upgrades out of the box. The frame uses 3030 extrusions and a removable glass top for the bed. All the connectors are already labeled and are just plug in. It uses linear rails instead of linear rods or wheels. The frame is very rigid due to the fact that it uses 3030 extrusions. The rails slide easy and the bed slides easily on the included rod. The only issue was that the counter-sunk holes on one of the Z plate bearings were drilled incorrectly. This made the screws sit too far out which made them too short. I had to take a 5/16 drill bit and open the holes a bit to make them sink in to the correct location which allowed them to function correctly afterwards. The Chutu motherboard, lcd, power supply and extruder were changed to SKR 1.3, tft35, hp server power supplies and separate 5v supply and e3d Hemera were all added.