Ender-3 V3 KE

Either you got lemon or you are using the wrong print profiles. I have had my A1 for almost 2 years with over 2k hours on it. It has been far more click than the ender 3v2s ever were and way more reliable with far better print qauilty. This is coming from some who owned 3 v2s and a cr-10 i had those

My wife bought me my first printer last year. A Creality Ender 3 V3 KE. I only used it for about a month before I stopped because I was having too many issues with prints finishing. I ended up putting it away during the holidays and only started using it again in Feb. The solution turned out to be a

I went from a ender 3 in 2020 to a V3 SE and a V3 KE to a bambu. Creality is alright but not really reliable on leaving the printer unattended. The amount of times I stayed right in front of the printer in the first few layers, and failed printers... And the tweakings...in the end I end up learning

I came from an Ender 3 V3 KE and the Spark i7 definitely feels like a real upgrade after the honeymoon phase. The biggest thing for me is consistency. I’m spending more time printing and less time recalibrating random stuff.

I've done similar research and I'd go with the Elegoo CC2. It will print up to 350C without needing any upgrades, unlike the P1S (although you can buy it already upgraded, I think), and avoids Bambu's walled garden. The build quality is reportedly similar, and the print quality and dimensional accur

I've had an Ender 3 V3 KE for about a year but have only been using it for like the last few months because I couldn't get it to work properly. Turns out I just needed a $30 enclosure which solved the issue. In essence I am not that experienced with 3D printers. With that said. I just got myself a B

I'm pretty new at 3D printing - 3 months and about 250 hours of use on an Ender 3 v3 KE. I'd say bad overhangs is the biggest ommission I see, as far as things I have encountered. I've been able to fix it just by slowing down (after already doing the Orca calibration tests) and enabling adaptive PAo

an ender 3 v3 ke i have had ocasions where i can do 50 at once but that only happens about 1 out 20 ive tried plus the bases dont seen to lign up right i did probably 100 i had to glue them on and only anout halfe worked out i dont have that issue with the ones that print all in one peice but i have

don’t. i have an ender 3 v3 KE. i’d say even that is just okay at miniatures. i’m actually in the same boat so i’d recommend looking at resin printers specifically. those are the 3d printers that are specifically for warhammer minis (though my minis are D&D) ETA: when i say it’s just okay i mean it

Primeiro lugar: vai comprar pra fazer dinheiro? Se sim, esse dinheiro vai fazer falta? Se sim, não compre. Segundo: pra qualidade e facilidade vai de a1 mini se o tamanho da mesa não faz falta. Não compra ender 3 v3 ke/se, são medíocres e você é iniciante, vai se frustrar com os problemas. Eu pegari