K2

Correct. Thats the bed holder of the k2 plus. Its broken! You are also missing the bed plate. That e bay seller is lying, its not supposed to be like that. You should know fixing this is a real PITA. You can fix it with screws and epoxy, or replace the entire side piece which would involve unscrewin

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

BM0111 is not a random error – it's a communication failure between the toolhead and the mainboard. Since you've already replaced: the toolhead cable the toolhead board the issue is very likely NOT in the toolhead itself. From my experience with the K2 Plus architecture, the most common remaining ca

I got an ender 3 s1 plus, it printed well and without hassles. I bought a k2 plus, and now have 3 cfs. The k2 shows that there are issues with quality control. It is a complex machine, with lots of components, there are always going to be bits that get missed, or fail. Support is painfully slow if e

Glad u got the print head cable replaced. Ever since I saw uncle Jessy's video I thought I may have to do it some day on my k2+. As for a k2+ repair service I hope it's really a joke. It would be a logistics/liability nightmare because the printers are so heavy, not worth it. This is why Creality wi

I’ve just had the K2 pro arrive. Been printing some small functional parts in PETG on it. However, as it’s only been a few days, I can’t really comment much on reliability. My uncle has had the K2 plus since it was released last year, and hasn’t had issues. A few people have issues with the CFS (if

The cover and mounts look low budget quality, I found a cover file here on printables. https://www.printables.com/model/1675254-dxc2-front-cover-for-creality-k2-series/files Cant wait to get mine.....

As a long-time 3D print enthusiast and a current owner of a Bambu P2S and a Creality K2 Plus (amongst a few others), I believe a neophyte is more likely to get a hassle-free start with a Bambu. That's not to say that Bambu is totally free from quality control issues or other glitches, but my persona

My K1C has been a workhorse and I love it, but on the other hand I bought a brand new K2 Plus and it was delivered broken and had to be immediately returned. So I’m 50/50 on Creality. Qidi is a good alternative source if you are still looking for an open source printer if you aren’t comfortable goin

the tube is higher than the printer's crank, and it doesn't fit into the connector at a right angle, which prevents the filament from reaching the filament sensor. If the printer's lid is closed, the situation becomes even worse. I'll try this solution: https://www.crealitycloud.com/model-detail/cre