K2 Plus

Everyone saying the sky is falling here is wrong. Prusa isn’t failing, and Bambu definitely isn’t. You have companies like Qidi shipping units that are literally broken, having customers as beta testers. Creality has an insane amount of printers that are all basically the same thing before support i

Oh good. That way you can walk up to a Creality K2 Plus and it'll greet you with failed prints instead.

My first core xy printer was the Creality K2 plus. I put 3k hours on it before I sold it but in comparison to the printers I got afterwards it was the worst experience. I had to deal with Crealitys warranty dept numerous times and it was a horrible experience. The quality of my prints with it were o

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

My friend who is a Creality fanboy tells me more about repairs he’s doing to his K2 Plus rather than prints. lol. He groans every time I finish a massive print on my lowly A1, lol.

It's leagues beyond your old Neptune but it's definitely on the "fiddle with it" side of the reliability curve for modern printers. Have a look at the Creality and K2 Plus subreddits to see what I mean. Taco beds, broken extruders, etc. I returned mine after a few weeks of wildly inconsistent first

Good. Not utterly flawless but fully reliable, especially compared to my K2 Plus before I got rid of it. Absolutely hated the inconsistent first layers with the K2P. So far yes. It's caught a blob before it got bigger than a pea. Probably 80% of what I run is cheap Kingroon off aliexpress. No compla

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