K2 Plus Combo

Yeah i hear you! I feel the same, ive used creality k2 plus and man wow i went through hell with it….. my q2 is top tier. Now im waiting for my qidi box. I just bought a anycubic kobra s1 combo for 350 dollars and im waiting for it, ive heard some good stuff of it actually we might see…

I bought a K2 plus combo and a creality space pi dual roll filament dryer. Both sucked lol. My elegoo centauri carbon was more reliable than that K2 plus. I actually have someone coming this weekend to buy it from me off of market place. I kind of feel guilty about it lol.

I am also asking the same question. If you live in a country like me it doesnt worth it because, (Lets say price unit x) New cfs box 17000x New cfs conversion kit 3500x Used k1 max 20000x So if I want to get a multimaterial print addon to my k1 max I have to spend 20500x. And as We read all in here

I bought the M8P/CB2 to build my own machine (I also bought the filament sensor, Eddy Duo and H2), but haven't gotten around to it. Since I'm stuck with an 800$ gift card to Creality after returning my Ender 5 Max, I'm probably going to grab the K2 Plus combo I sell my Centauri Carbon and hopefully

Sure, but in the EU Flowprint shop, they currently offer: MakeNow (2 Credits) MakeNow (5 Credits) Hyper PETG Filament Creality Hi Combo 3D Printer Creality K2 Combo 3D Printer Creality K2 Pro Combo 3D Printer K2 Plus Combo Hyper 1.75mm PLA Hyper 1.75mm PLA 3D Printing Filament 1kg So currently, the

I have a bambu p1s and ad 5m pro and love them both, only thing is I wish for a Bigger build plate. When the quidi 4 plus drops in price or elegoo puts out a carbon plus maybe I'll consider that. You can use orca slicer to paint your model then manually swap the filament by hand. Not the fastest but

Might be a bit late, but I'm going to try to sum this up quite simply: Proprietary hardware, yes. Expensive? Not really, honestly. Yeah, you can't just buy a cheap 3rd party nozzle for 10 bucks (or maybe you CAN... but I wouldn't personally want to use it), but with Bambu, you don't have to do what

Given that budget and the desire to be able to accommodate a large-scale print, I'd look toward the Bambu H2 series. An H2S combo is currently priced at €1399, so it's in your budget range, with leftover room to buy filament. Stay tuned for the big announcement about the H2C coming shortly. Maybe th

Personally I’m throwing in the towel and returning the K2 Plus Combo while I still can. I’ve been printing for about 6 years now and this was a huge upgrade for me. I was so excited. After a couple successful prints I’ve been having major issues. The software on the printer has frozen several times

Never said asa or abs printed bad, I said the k1 max is a clunky unit. The motors are 3x louder than a k1 and k2. Its got the largest bed warp of all my creality printers. The lidar doesn't work. The camera will cut out if the lidar was being used. The camera will sometimes drop all together. Its go