Ender 3 V3 SE

I love mine, but don't buy that. 1st gen doesn't have automatic bed leveling, and the heaters run off 12v. It takes ~10 minutes to preheat the bed and nozzle, so you won't really test much in 5 minutes. Creality sells factory refurbished Ender 3 V3 SE on eBay for $86 delivered to the US. It comes wi

In general, I don't think clogging is related to the brand of filament. I don't know how well your Ender 3 V3 SE's hotend performs, but I noticed that the stock hotend on my Ender 3 V2 quickly reached its limits in terms of volumetric flow, especially at higher speeds or with thicker nozzles.

I printed it a couple years ago and have knitted hundreds of pairs of socks on it, so far only replaced the V cam.It took a long time to get it together and running smooth a lot of sanding and i use silicone spray to keep it running smooth. I use the 60 slot cylinder and haven't printed the ribber y

For mechanical parts, gears, drone frames and Arduino housings the Ender 3 V3 SE is the better call over the Kobra 2 Neo — here's why: The V3 SE has a direct drive extruder which matters a lot for functional parts. It handles PETG much more reliably than a bowden setup, and for gears and mechanical

Yes, you need to upgrade, unicorn nozzle is my recommendation, I have mine ordered but it haven't arrived. When it arrives I will have a guide on how to mount it, but there is a lot of other guides out there to check. this is the one I'm referring to. https://store.creality.com/eu/products/ender-3-v

hi! so well difficulty rating id rate 5/10 as this is an k1c hotend which isnt exactly plug and play (costed me less than 10 bucks as a store was clearing stock). If you can find one which is specifically made for the ke/se then just go ahead and order it and its plug and play (you can find a tutori

https://github.com/amitesh-singh/klipper_ender3v3se_config https://github.com/amitesh-singh/klipper_ender3_v3_se Yes. The automatic z offset works very well in my case. If you enable adaptive bed.mesh, it's a game changer. Print quality and speed improve a lot. But do upgrade your hotend(either ceramic

I have the same experience with the ender 3 v3 se. 60-80% of the time when I start an print they fail due to an calibration issue (again). I also had to do a lot of repairs on that thing like an broken hotend fan or the motor that stopped working (warranty got me new parts) I've read from orhers tha

The product "Creality K1C - K1 Max QS Hotend Full Set" will not fit your printer. There is no point in buying it because you won't be able to mount it properly. There is an upgrade kit specifically for the V3 SE/KE, which is usually named something like: "Creality Ender-3 V3 SE/KE Ceramic Heating Bl

Personalmente, si es tu primera impresora y querés vender/aprender/tener un fácil mantenimiento me elegiría la Ender 3 V3 SE, tiene doble varilla trapezoidal, un menú bastante fácil de entender, una cama caliente que calienta uniformemente (está igual de caliente en todos lados, por Ender no se te d