K2 Plus

I don't think anyone can answer this one for you. You need to ask yourself why you want to start printing. There are pros and cons to consider. Putting a CR-10 against any of these is like Putting a 1995 Honda Civic against a 2025 Tesla. I learned printing on ender 3s and cr10s.. Compared to the new

Any advice on speeding things up? Get a more rigid machine. Or select a better cutter. Or tune your toolpaths. CNC differs from 3D printing in that 3D printing is "IT forward" (a peripheral for a computer) where CNC machining is automating machines that were previously operated by hand - so it is "s

Wenn du ein Budget von rund 700 € hast und dir ein enclosed Drucker wichtig ist, gibt es ein paar Modelle, die für Einsteiger wirklich interessant sind. Der Elegoo Centauri Carbon ist ein Core‑XY Drucker mit geschlossenem Gehäuse. Er ist kompakt, schnell und gerade für Anfänger spannend, weil er ohn

Bambu works out of the box. You may or may not have to tinker a bit with creality. I've been lucky in have 4 k1s and a k2 plus and didnt really have to tinker with them. A few issues that got ironed out pretty quick. I have 4 p1s and have had 0 issues with them. I've had more issues with a1 and a1 m

Creality K2 Plus met CFS (Een 3D printer met een bak waar meerdere rollen /kleuren plastic in zet). Na jaren aan rommelen met kleinere goedkope printers was dit echt zo'n verademing, wat ontwerpen en dan naar de printer sturen (die in de garage staat) en zonder er naar te hoeven kijken maakt hij het

1 - I need honest input, how is first layer quality with using the whole build plate?The first layer quality on large (greater than 300mm on x/y) prints on my H2C is excellent. K2Plus it's always "good enough" that a print won't fail but I wouldn't use it for anything where first layer quality matte

Depende muito do tipo de filamento que queres imprimir. Trabalhei muito tempo com uma Ender3 pro, depois disso comprei uma K2 plus (pelo tamanho e pela câmara aquecida para imprimir ABS) e agora comprei um uma H2S. Se não quer se incomodar, vai de bambulab, a experiência é muito "refinada" comparand

So, if you can stomach the price, the Creality K2 plus is pretty user friendly. I’ve had parts warrantied with almost no problems. It prints with a typical .4mm nozzle (which is fine, it’s still high detail), and I print exclusively in ASA which is hard to fine tune, but most people start with PLA o

One thing to think about is workflow separation. If your Hi 3D is already dialed in for your usual materials and settings, having something like the K2 Plus as a “flex” machine is pretty nice. You can dedicate it to bigger prints, different filaments, or just batch runs without messing up your main

I’ve been running a K2 Plus for a bit and coming from a “just works” machine like your MK3S, I think expectations matter a lot. it’s definitely way closer to that plug and print experience than older Creality stuff, but not quite Prusa level hands-off yet. that said, once it’s dialed in, it’s been p