K2 Combo(A)

She says she uses a Creality K2 combo, that is an excellent machine at sub $700. The resin parts may be from a professional SLA printer but nothing that cannot be done on a common resin machine.

Actually it does not say it is canceled. They will get away with it because of this. It says they can't guarantee a date so far. It's all in the wording. Know do I think it is going to happen, no. That's why I'm getting the Creality K2 combo and eventually the K2 plus. I won't get rid of the CC beca

Everyone will have a different opinion and thats fine. For me, I would consider the creality k2 combo (thats with CFs). It might at first feel like a gigantic luxury to have 4 different rolls ready to go. But now imagine you can multiply the cfs units whenever you feel or need to. No more manual pro

I had this happen and ordered directly from Creality and got a better deal in the end on my K2 combo I just got

Essa i7 deve chegar carinha, upgrade real de uma V3 eu acho que seria uma Core XY. Uma K1C mono mesmo e depois você fas multicor adicionando o kit CFS que lançou recentemente, ou uma K2 Combo (mas aí também estamos falando de 6K, a HI ou A1 são 3.5K). Multicor é só para brincar, o desperdício é absu

Eu não enxergo V3 Plus como um upgrade em comparação com a KE... o pulo natural seria ir para uma Core XY fechada para brincar com outros tipos de filamentos, ou colorida. Uma K1C para ficar no monocor e fazer o upgrade para multicor com o tempo (A Creality lançou recentemente o kit para fazer ela v

Snapmaker u1, creality k2 combo, elegoo cc2 combo are all great printers that do multi color

cara essa é pergunta de um milhão né kkkk. Sim, eu já trabalhei profissionalmente com as duas marcas. A Creality tem uma cultura de custo benefício e é mais open source, deixa o usuário mais livre, a bambu já parte para uma linha Premium de entregar facilidade ao usuário noob, inclusive tirando aces

I really wanted a CC but when the CC2 was released I went with Creality K2 combo and looking at this I am not convinced they will be able to beat the price low enough to be competitive. The K2 is more open with fluidd being accessible, CFS is enclosed, well thought out and proven to be reliable. The

K2 Combo is on sale right now at Costco for $500 with 4 filaments included. Pretty good deal and they'll deliver it right to your house. I wouldn't suggest getting a first printer off Marketplace since it won't have a warranty. https://www.costco.com/p/-/creality-k2-combo-multi-color-3d-printer-bund