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

Looks like he might either be biased or he got broken one? My Q2 has been absolutely exceptional in the 200 hours of printing so far. Haven't had a single print failure with the exception of when I set a wrong filament in the slicer. Definitely light years ahead of the Creality Ender V3 KE I had bef

Is this the ender 3 v3 ke? If so try positioning the print in the niddle of the bed. The stock rails on that machine are dogshit and the bed flexes out of the way on the edges. I did this upgrade (https://youtu.be/9gozME8UZP0?si=Ob1aZUjygZeta4YZ) and could not reccommend enough. Altough i have heard

Es un poco más cara, pero si querés algo que sea fácil de utilizar, te recomiendo más la Creality HI. La Ender 3 V3 KE es una actualización de una actualización de una actualización de la Ender 3. Es decir, es de base es una impresora muy vieja pero con cosas agregadas encima. La creality HI ya es u

I used to get this on my Ender 3 V3 KE (runs a locked-down, crippled Klipper) before I rooted it and started using Mainsail.

From what I know, you can’t connect CFS to the Ender 3 V3 KE because it’s closed source. If you want multicolor printing, you can buy the co print kcm set, but I should warn you,it’s not plug & play. You’ll need a lot of trial and error to get it working properly. From what I know, their support isn

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

The V3 KE uses a strain gauge, it’s a pressure based system. It calculates the Z offset by touching the nozzle against the bed, and it senses when the nozzle hits. Thus, it’s automatic, it shouldn’t need to be set manually. Although I had issues with a specific nozzle where the calibrated offset was

Hopefully mine it's just the nozzle since I have a Ender 3 v3 ke and it's hard to find replacements here I'm printing something more simple just to test it out

This is one of the most frustrating issues I’ve experienced with my Ender 3 V3 KE. The first time it happened, I completely disassembled the hotend. I removed enough screws to take off the entire nozzle and heatsink. I initially tried to salvage the nozzle by burning off the plastic, but that only c