K1C

Der Plan ist, dass das Filament vom CFS-C eingeschoben wird und der Extruder es mit den Zahnrädern einzieht. Bei mir (am K1-max) klappt das auch noch nicht ganz zuverlässig. Vermutlich ist die Montage des Runout-Sensors mit einer Schraube nicht exakt genug. Ich bin da mit Creality noch in Kontakt un

I've had a lot of Creality machines. The K1C, K1Max, and the basic K1 are decent machines that provide good printing. The quality control has improved a lot since their early days. Like all products, there are some units that may suffer issues out of the box or soon after. YMMV. Having a multi-color

I've had nothing but success with my Creality printers, not one mechanical issue that I didn't create. Thought that Sunlu only sold that "Kidoodle MiniBox A1" thing and that's for kids, is that what you're talking about? Creality sells more printers than anyone else in the 3D hobby printer market. I

The original K1 max would not work. I upgraded to the 2025 versions on the PCB board and hot end. Works great now. I think there's something different about the pcb board other than the connectors for the hot end. Creality 2025 K1 Max/K1/K1 SE/K1C Hotend Upgrade Ceramic Heating Block, Official New V

No need to go with printer branded filament, there are cheaper alternatives most of the times, and in some cases even better quality for less. The price of bambu vs creality shouldn’t be an argument in regards to what printer you go with. A roll of plastic is a roll of plastic in the end no matter w

I have two Creality K1C, one Creality K2 Plus, One Bambu Lab A1 and the most recent Bambu Lab H2D laser edition. Well, I’ve started with the K1C, which is a nearly perfect printer. Didn’t have any kind of problems and I’ve enjoyed my beginning with the 3D printing world. Then I’ve decided to buy the