K1C

we mostly run stuff like the Creality K1C 3D Printer and a few larger K1/K2 series machines. main reason is they’re pretty reliable once dialed in, and they handle tougher materials well, which matters more for functional parts than just looks. also nice that they’re more open to tweaking compared t

I just entered the home 3D printer world. I got the Creality K1C, and so far no problems. I have just been printing PLA-CF for my kid’s FTC robotics projects. I went through a couple of rolls of filament and no print issues so far. I haven’t bothered to do any calibration, and dimensions are good en

I have a Creality K1C a year now, no experience in 3d printing. I started printing after installing the printer in 15min!... I have not stopped :) since then with no proplems (except some 'bad' models).I print all types of PLA and PETG.

I got the K1C 2025 on sale about a week ago, for $389 USD. Granted, you’re right the current price is about $500 USD, but the K1 “Speedy” is available rn on the Creality Website for $319 USD.. The price of an Ender 3 V3 SE is about $200 USD here at the moment, but sale prices hover around $180 USD.

Welcome to the world of 3D printing. We have all been in your spot. If there are very few or small areas of the print contacting the build plate, try adding a brim when you slice the print. You did not mention which printer you have. I had that problems with two of my Creality K1c printers. If you h