K2 Plus

K2 Plus is horrible and it doesn't seem like you need the large bed or multicolor system. For your use case go high quality with a smaller bed and your premiums to look at are the Bambu X2D, heated chamber, reliable, appliance like, second nozzle can be for support material and could always add an A

Here my thoughts, I don’t have recent Creality printer, but I have 2 Bambu lab p1s and P2S and snapmaker u1. So bbl printer really plug and play, while u1 is fresh I had some things I need to figure out to make it work. Get Creality and you might get experience of tinkering or you don’t, while bbl h

Totally agreed. I got rid of my X1C and P1S prematurely after the H2D was released. I was hoping for a much bigger build volume, so I picked up the K2 Plus. I said the same thing - it's straight up hot garbage. The touch input is laggy, the CFS seems nice but sadly for me it was just trash. I've had

So if you only going to print one colour with 2 different materials, go for the H2D. Less parts to break and just a overall killer of a machine. But and this is the but, you use it for business, and with the C you actually are currently more future proof when you do decide to go multicolour or (when

I currently own 3 Creality machines and honestly I’ve had a very good experience overall. My Ender 3 V3 KE has been running without a single real issue since day one, and my Spark i7 has also been extremely reliable so far — basically unboxed it and just started printing. The only machine that gave

How many different printers have you owned? The reason I'm asking is because out of the 6 I've had over the last year and a half, the k2 pro was my least favorite and the first one I sold on market place. Don't get me wrong I was able to get some really good prints out of it and when I sold it, it h

You're paranoid though lol. I'm just a regular dude who loves 3d printing. I have an h2c, x2d Qidi q2, Qidi max 4 and a flashforge creator 5 pro on the way. I've also had an Elegoo Centauri carbon and Creality K2 plus. The Creality was my least favorite. The Q2 has been the most consistent and relia

I don’t have the H2C but I have an H2D and my quick answer is go for it. Pay once cry once, especially if you want something that just works out of the box and doesn’t require you to be a part-time technician troubleshooting error codes (i.e., Creality K2 Plus). I have x1 H2D, x3 P1S, x1 X1C, x2 Cre