Don't buy an Ender-3. With total respect to the OP, I was looking at the quality of his 3D printing and thinking "he needs a better printer". My previous printer was an Ender 3 - much modified, fettled and tweaked, and capable of good results if you worked hard and prayed to the right gods (e.g. this was printed on it - Mini belt grinder, belt sander, knife sharpener by urban_winter). I bought a Bambu P1S last year and it's so, so much better than the Ender that I'm kicking myself for not doing it sooner.
For anyone else here who has a 3D printer, I'll also note that printing in ABS has been a revelation. It's one of the few filaments that's not hydroscopic. This means that if you're an occasional printer, like me, you don't have to worry about your filament having picked up moisture since you last had a printing session. ABS used to have the reputation of being hard to print with but it just works on the P1S.
For anyone else here who has a 3D printer, I'll also note that printing in ABS has been a revelation. It's one of the few filaments that's not hydroscopic. This means that if you're an occasional printer, like me, you don't have to worry about your filament having picked up moisture since you last had a printing session. ABS used to have the reputation of being hard to print with but it just works on the P1S.
.... only suggestion is maybe like the popular brand they resemble, the connections to the yokes be "geared" so they hold the flat level and doesn't fall away like the bushwear ones do.
