K2

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

Compra uma Creality K2… multicor, fechada, e você não vai ter dor de cabeça já que é um usuário avançado por ter tido a ender v1.

Everyone will have a different opinion and thats fine. For me, I would consider the creality k2 combo (thats with CFs). It might at first feel like a gigantic luxury to have 4 different rolls ready to go. But now imagine you can multiply the cfs units whenever you feel or need to. No more manual pro

The k2 was designed with multimaterial in mind, it functions far better as a whole than either of crealitys attempts at cfs and cfs-c The K1 makes a larger purge tower with the cfs-c to compensate for the lack of a poop chute

Snapmaker u1, creality k2 combo, elegoo cc2 combo are all great printers that do multi color

I would suggest starting with some free modeling software and slicers now before even purchasing a printer. I played around with these for close to a year before deciding on a printer. By the time I got the printer I already knew my way around the modeling and slicing. Neither one of those are super

I've just bought a creality K2 combo and I absolutely love it, never done multicolour filament before, so this was new. Made a few models with ease and the creality cloud slicer on mobile app is so easy to use, I've had a Ender V3 but had loads of problems and I've had a flashforge but was a nightma

Habe vor kurzem vom Bambu A1Mini auf X2D gewechselt. Ist schon ein sehr geiler Drucker, aber hat auch einige Einschränkungen. Die zweite Nozzle macht zwar schon gute Druckergebnisse, zum Filamentwechseln muss man aber trotzdem immer entladen und neu laden, weiß nicht ob das mit einem AMS für die Zwe

if you are looking at a p1s/p2s for example- then a creality k2 would be your best bet imo. and it’s slightly better in some ways. hotter hot end and a better heated enclosure. also creality has their own AMS variant that’s supported for their printers so multi material printing is still possible.

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!