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

Looks good! See some lines, but I'd steal it and have no regrets if I visited 😜 Question... Ever try one of the multiheaded printers? I have the Creality E3V3KEs and a K2 Plus. I HATE the wasted time from the CFS purge system now that I've been multicolor printing for some months now. Itching to get

I mean, they can always be scaled and printed in pieces like a regular model kit. As for the printer, I’d recommend the Creality K1 Max or K2 Plus if you want to print larger objects in one shot. Otherwise the Bambu P1S or P2S will do a great job (P2S combo is great for multi-color prints)

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

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

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

I use a Creality k2 plus for most prints but there are plenty of cheaper printers that will do basic plastics in color. I recommend the Bambu lab A1 mini if you want to get into multicolor printing cheap. Shoot me a DM if you have more questions!

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

Orca is the base that alot of Slicers Branch from. Unfortunitly, Creality really wants to be different in alot of ways, but do't want to do the extra bits to be different. Just put the controls for the slicer on the right. CHange what middle mouse and left click do. Just be different enough to anoy.

Depends on the model you are looking at for both, the unicorn hot end is standard in the k2, linear rails, (possibly lidar for automatic pressure advance), Ai camera, integrated support for the CMS systems, some other improvements. I have the standard K1 (2023 release) as well as the k2 plus so I ca