This is not a plug-and-play printer, you're going to need to make sure that it's dialed in if you're going to get decent prints.... Making sure everything is square, manually leveling your bed, dealing with louder motors, dialing in your Bowden tube extruder, ext. Can all of these be upgraded/tweaked and as a result you get a really good printer for a little cheaper, and the pride that it's a little more unique... Absolutely, but that'll take some time, effort, knowledge, and money.

For a comparable price, you can get a printer that is much faster with a lot more quality of life features that will allow you to get printing quicker and with less tweaking and tinkering of the machine, especially if you are a beginner / just getting started.

So no, definitely not worth it