K2

Welcome to the club. I have to warn you, if you try to tell the Creality Cult how good these Bambu Printers are, they'll call you a bunch of names. Shill, brainwashed, tourist, etc. There are other printers out there that are nearly as good out there. Qidi and Prusa are really reliable and Snapmaker

Ive just been through this decision myself. Ive been printing for about 8 years and have had 4 previoys printers. I went for the creality k2 plus. It is so easy to print, and to get good quality prints. I cant belive it after years of struggles. Im not a fan of locked in systems such as bamboo. Undo

Oh, you should see what the higher end printers will do. My Creality K2 Plus has a multi material system, and calibrates pressure advance and flow automatically. All I have to do is print a temp tower, and that’s it. If I’m using a Creality filament I don’t have to do anything, the RFID tags automat

Disagree, the Creality K1 and K2 is as simple as it gets. Plug and play.

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

I got my first printer for Christmas - a Creality K2 Pro. Instantly loved it and self-justified getting another - went for a Bambu P1S. 2 months later I now have 3 more P1Ss and I am seriously considering a few more. This ‘hobby’ is very addictive…

I'm on my 5th Printer and my last two are Creality K2 and the Bambu P2S. I've been a tinkerer all my life and now I'm older and I just want things to work. The Bambu P2S is now my favorite for how simple things are and their ecosystem is pretty slick. If I was to start over I'd get a Bambu then buy

I would say it depends a lot on: Your local pricesYour local availabilityWhat system you are going to be using and how much tinkering. If they are the same price and available, bambulab offers slightly better results. But this comes, IMO, at the cost of a far more lockedin system. I personally got a

So, I have no idea what I’m doing. I set up the K2, downloaded a file, had to learn the software, and got printing. I did absolutely nothing to tune or optimize and got these results on a Blastoise on stock settings. I wish I could give you more of a technical breakdown, but the K2 isn’t fighting me

I printed 2 things for my CFS, and it made it 100x more reliable and easier to use. I tried spool rings and different springs and bumpers ... nothing compared to the rollers. Reliability - Rouleau pour le CFS de la K2 Plus Combo by [email protected] | Download free STL model | Printables.com Service