Ender 3

Ya the issue mainly is people dont want to tinker and tune when they buy a product. Especially when they see printers now like bambu which basically just work perfect out of the box. You also pay for that pleasure. Ive had friends ask me if they should get into 3d printing or should they get an ende

Look at creality K1’s , open source, quite a good community, lots of mods to make it evolve … Ender 3s like the V2 are also really good, but more for the enthusiasts / thinkers out there, the community is huge, the mod list is literally endless , it’s open source so there is that , but it’s less « p

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

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After you install the CRtouch sensor, you want to remove the Z limit switch completely. Disconnect it from the frame of the printer and disconnect the wires from the mainboard. The next thing you need to do is update the firmware to a version that supports your mainboard with a CRtouch added. In the

I started printing in February with an Ender 3 V3 SE. I was instantly hooked. I lasted about 3 weeks and I got a K2 pro combo. I absolutely love both machines. And a lot of people trash Creality, but I think they are great! Since you already know how Creality works and if you like the tunability, I'

Many of us started with the Creality printers and found a new home with Bambu. I chose to keep my Ender 3V whatever it is. It’s reliable now that I added the Sprite Extruder and use the Bambu slicer. I don’t trust it to print at the same speed as my P1S but it’s still usable.

I have a quite old 3d printer. Creality Ender 3 first model. It barely has any function to make it easier to print, and it is still relatively simple. You still have to be a little curious on how things work, what mecanical part does what and be ready for some troubleshooting (especially at first, b

I'm glad to know that I didn't fuck up the assembly process and that having to manually level the printbed all the time is just par for the course on the creality ender 3

I last week bought a Carbon 1, previously having owned Anycubics, Creality Ender and most recently, a Prusa Mini and Prusa MK3S+ Bear....and holy shit. My Prusa's are upgraded to within an inch of their life, including a Bear frame, and the Carbon stock outta the box just smokes them. Fast as fuck b