K2 Plus

If you accidentally place the loose end under an existing winding when unpacking, this will usually not be noticed immediately, but only after a certain amount of time, as can be seen here, because the outer windings are slightly looser than the inner ones and can react to the tangle for a while unt

I have the k1 Max for over a year and a half and been running like a champ, only issue I’ve ran into is heat creep with PLA (fix is a lid lift) and had some old or poor filament that could never get to print. I’ve also upgrade the thermistor to a PT1000 to reach hotend temps at 350c to start printin

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

The creality k2 series? Not to mention the k2 plus has a bigger bed, similar speeds and just as good of print quality Edit:and a higher nozzle temp so you can actually print materials like ppa and not have horrible layer adhesion

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

Have the same exact setup. On the 'zon got a kit named "PTFE Tube Kit, 2.5mm ID×4mm OD, 5M/16.4ft, Compatible with Bambu Lab AMS X1/P1P/A1, CREALITY K2 Plus/Hi, FLASHFORGE 5M, Prusa MMU3 (white PTFE Tube Kit)". Sometimes the couplers are a pain to get the filament thru initially but otherwise fine.

I was on the same boat with you at one point. I started the hobby with a used MK3S+. I currently have a Creality K2 Pro and a Bambu Lab A1 which replaced my MK3S+. The A1 definitely has the better multi colour capabilities with the simplicities of the AMS Lite. I'd imagine the more expensive AMS wil

When the H series was announced with laser capabilities, I was intrigued. The big printers I run are Creality K2 Plus. I decided to pick up a small diode laser bundled with a K2 Plus and so glad I did. The laser stuff is a blast, and I now have 4 lasers. They can get messy depending on what you are

Have you considered a desktop CNC? For what you're trying to do, 3D printing isn't great. It makes subpar borderline terrible fasteners. I'll say you really want to print in NYLON, PEEK, PC, ULTEM. Most of what people recommend here are going to be hobby-minded and not engineering minded. PETG, ASA,