Ender-5 Max

There is a Facebook group specifically for the Ender 5 max. It's not your fault. Then entire hot end (including the extruder) of this machine should be an embarrassment for Creality engineers. It has to be modified to work correctly and they seem to have zero interest or care to make the effort to f

Ender 5 MAX Creality's OWN Frakenstein.

CoPrint actually dialed in and installed all their sofftware and made the coding adjustments, and it bricked my touch screen. I never made ANY adjustments, so that is company programmer issue. I contacted Creality, and they said CoPrint says the Ender 5 Max is compatible but they have had many servi

el problema es q la ender 5 max su extrusor y hoten son muy malos y creality no te da solucion aun, deberia sacar una mejora ya, un desastre esta maquina

I had the same issue with Creality and an Ender 5 max…broken out of the box. Spent hours over the course of 3 weeks troubleshooting and replacing parts, some of them multiple times. Customer service was zero help. Then while filing a claim for the warranty I’d purchased with it, I learned the warran

creality sucks in general tbh, i had 6 new printers come in at work (3 k2, and 3 ender 5 max) i have problems with 2 out the box and two others had major issues like 1-2 weeks in of having them. ive had shittier 3d printers that have given me less problems than creality printers

Nope, not a skill issue. The K1 max I had had serious VFAs because creality used 20 tooth pulleys and all of that jazz, fine, it was their first gen of a high speed klipper machine to compete with Bambu, I'll forgive that. Then I get a K1 SE, the idlers are glued in skew causing the belts to move ve

Too lazy to write a new reply so I'll just recycle this one for anyone who wants to know why I feel this way. Nope, not a skill issue. The K1 max I had had serious VFAs because creality used 20 tooth pulleys and all of that jazz, fine, it was their first gen of a high speed klipper machine to compet