Creator 5 Pro

In the below 1500 range, I would suggest the Snapmaker u1.Base printer is 900.The top is 150, and won't ship for 4-5 months. He can use a plastic tote in the meantime (we're all doing that).Hardened nozzles are super helpful. The base nozzles can't handle glow in the dark, wood infused, and so on as

I have the Creator 5 Pro (C5P) for over a week now and I am very happy with it. I have printed some 70 hours on it so far and it’s been rock solid. Also, I’m relatively new to this hobby so I’m only able to cite my basic experience overall. I believe the C5P is beginner friendly as long as you do so

I have had the exact same problem with our snapmaker.I have a snapmaker U1, flashforge creator 5 pro and a P1S. And snapmaker is the worst thing we bought. Constantly getting stuck filament as it won’t unload. I’ll take apart the head and remove the stuck filament (yesterday’s stuck was in the run o

Não tenho nenhuma das duas, mas, to de olho em mudar meu modelo de impressora fechada das minhas k1cs atuais. A S1 me interessou, mas, tem um problema crônico na build plate, dela vir empenada pq é mto fina. Parece que estão enviando para reposição uma mesa nova mais grossa e imagino que os lotes no

I know there is a lot of Flashforge naysayers BUT all else being equal when I want to make sure my print is complete and correct with ZERO problems I go to my Flashforges. I have two AD5M, 2 AD5X, I just received my Creator 5pro. Definitely a Flashforge fan. I have 2 sovol sv06 plus ace - I bought t

Creator 5 to me is solid from all the reviews and some of the parts I have been able to finish. I am thinking now that maybe the creator 5 pro may be the way to go. It's one thing if I have never printed and didn't understand the feed and temp settings along with all the other things that go into pr