Ender 3

As Bambu is bespoke and community unfriendly , anycubic KobraX may create hassles for newcomers ( i own one and i am 100% satisfied ): For new printer i would go for creality spark I7 at the moment. KobraX also has looong delivery time often. I3 and similar are still a good choice to LEARN how a pri

I started printing in 2018 with a creality ender 3. I've used/owned 12+ printers since then. I'd say 5% of prints fail for a random reason. I do maintenance after every print that includes removing purge lines, excess filament stuck to the bed, and making sure the nozzle is clear. This takes about 3

i would REALLY stay away from BambuLabs, they're the apple of the 3D printing industry. i'm running a very old Creality Ender 3V2, and it's a clunker but it really does work well. simple and customizable, too

Actually ykw, I could be an ass and respond to that with more sarcasm, but I feel like you’re talking in good faith, so I’m going to have a more reasonable tone with this reply, sorry if I was being a dick lmao For context, I use a Creality K1C, but I have had 4 printers in my life before that, 2 an

Trabalho com impressão 3D faz 10 anos já. E independente de problemas que estão acontecendo e que são muito relevantes pra comunidade 3D, a única recomendação que eu posso dar pra uma pessoa leiga é: compre uma Bambu A1. Antes que metade do sub venha acabar com minha raça vou explicar porque. Tenho

If you're going to go direct drive than it might be good to consider a double Z axis upgrade. Depending on your printer. I have an ender 3 v2 neo, and even though I am yet to go down the path of upgrading everything in it i did some research. If you have the same printer as me or the standard (non N

I am summoned. I'd take a BTT skr mini E3 over the creality boards it replaces every day of the week. The CR touch is an overpriced clone of the BLtouch and honestly the cheap clone I have is as reliable as my original, and the only CR touch that I've actually handled never worked reliably and the c

I only have the Kobra X. And outside of one issue with my hot end (replaced under warranty) the machine has been fine. I had issues with the leveling system but a machine factory reset cleared it. This was right after a firmware upgrade so it must have gotten bugged. From reputation Anycubic seems t

This right here will make the base far more solid from tipping side to side, front to back or twisting. Much more betterly. https://www.printables.com/model/797949-creality-ender-3-v3-ke-linear-rail-upgrade

I have a creality resin printer, and an ender 3 v2. I'd REALLLLLY love to be able to print multicolor for gadgets and toys for my kids and my gfs preschool kids in her class. I've always used creality, always solid stuff. Just don't have the expendable money for a sparkXi7 or anything really. I'd tr