K2 SE

Yeah that's pretty much what I guessed too, they kinda fucked themselves on pricing between all their models. Add in sales on top of that and it makes their new products look like a terrible value. Especially the K2 SE combo for $500 when the regular K2 combo is $550 on sale, it makes zero sense to

I added the K1 camera to my K2 SE. The mount is exactly the same. You’re correct that it doesn’t come pre wired for it though. You have to buy the wire separately (Creality doesn’t sell it though. Have to go to eBay or aliexpress) and run the wire. It’s the camera wiring harness for the K1 as well.

Yep. It's supposed to do that. Has a "wiper brush to the left of that "knife" for cleaning between colors.Takes forever to go thru it's calibration too. I'll pass on some knowledge given to me by a very helpful fellow printer. Download the Creality slicing software and save yourself some headaches.

I've used Orca with both of my Enders simply because thats what I was told would work. I hadn't bothered with Creality because everyone said it was junk. Orca doesn't recognize the K2 SE, which causes some issues. Try the OE slicer. I think you'll be happy.

I bought the K2 SE after Christmas on sale when it was less than $270. Obviously I did not get the CFS with it for that price. After a few successful attempts at printing and then switching filament from PLA to PETG Creality Print 7 would only slice in PETG and there was absolutely no way to print w

a1 mini tu vai se limitar muito por conta da mesa pequena, eu ficaria entre fabricantes onde acha mais pecas e comunidade, bambulab e creality pegaria uma a1 normal ou creality HI - a vantagem das k1 k2 seria o coreXY que sao mais precisas

Honestly I’ve found there isn’t as much motivation to tinker with the K2 series. The printer does allow root access out of the box, all the “root” dialog does is tell you what the password is and force a timer to read the disclaimer. The Klipper Linux is based on Tina Linux which grew out of router

You’re welcome, just trying to pay it forward you know? 😎 Creality is a strange company in some ways. I suspect their model development teams are not integrated and even somewhat competitive. That’s in spite of the K2 series (not the SE) sharing a lot of parts in common. Reminds me a lot of Western

I've only had mine a few days. First couple prints went well. 4 color benchy was nearly perfect. Had a few minor glitches that a fellow redditor helped me get thru. It's currently printing some wall hooks I found in thingiverse for work. Once I started using the Creality slicing software, most of my

Two of the 15 wall hooks I printed last night for work projects. All 15 on the plate at once, Creality slicing software made it easy to clone and arrange, fill the plate option worked well. If I'd oriented them right to start, I could've doubled the number printed. I'll do that tonight in black to u