K1C

I just went through all these same issues with my k1 max upgrade. So many small changes needed from ptfe tube, orca slicer printer codes, new cfs extruder and cut module, and cfs feeder/splicer jamming and feeding wrong. Finally still working 80% of the time with Minor ghost feeding and retracting w

The k2 was designed with multimaterial in mind, it functions far better as a whole than either of crealitys attempts at cfs and cfs-c The K1 makes a larger purge tower with the cfs-c to compensate for the lack of a poop chute

I have a lot of Creality K1 & K2s + Bambu’s. They’re all pretty much identical in terms of print quality and maintenance. Of course, YMMV. My experience with Creality has been pleasant.

my 2 month old K1C was my first 3D printer and i did learn some stuff i wasn't told before. might not be the biggest or best tips but its something lol when retracting filament, i always take off the PTFE tube, unlock the extruder and pull from the top. I used to just pull from the spool but the PTF

Buy a Creality K2 and replace the firmware with Klipper, moonraker and mainsail or fluidd , install KAMP and either setup a VPN at your home or do as i did, use Obico (preferably behind cloudflare tunnel) If budget is smaller, search elsewhere, for now, newer K1C 2025 models are not rootable, which

I'll get to uploading it in some time, I'm lazy a bit, was thinking thingverse, is it any good? My printer is creality k1c, plastic is creality brand PLA, they call it "hyper PLA". This printer has its own slicing software so I generally use their preset and just tweak minor things. For this one I l

I hate to say "lemon" because there are so many things that can go wrong with a printer and you just have to "fix it". I feel for Creality as 3d printing is still somewhat of an art. Temperatures, flow rates, speed. If I had not had a K1C for over a year and learned quite a bit about 3d printing alr

That's likely a slicer or file issue rather than the printer itself. The Creality K1 Max is usually very consistent with supports once everything lines up. I'd try re-slicing the model and checking support settings or switching slicers. Creality machines generally handle support structures really we

That looks like a small tuning issue rather than anything serious. The Creality K1 usually prints very clean even on stock profiles. I’d tweak temp and flow slightly and maybe slow outer walls a bit. Creality machines tend to dial in nicely with just minor adjustments.

That looks like a small tuning issue rather than anything serious. The Creality K1 usually prints very clean even on stock profiles. I'd tweak temp and flow slightly and maybe slow outer walls a bit. Creality machines tend to dial in nicely with just minor adjustments.