Creality Ender 3 V3 Plus 3D Printer, CoreXZ 600mm/s High-Speed Auto Leveling Direct Drive Extruder Stable Metal Build Tri-Metal Nozzle Ender 3D Printer Large Print Size 11.8x11.8x13.0in
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Set name: Ender 3 V3 Plus
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- 600mm/s High-speed PrintingEnder 3 V3 Plus 3d printer with CoreXZ and Y-axis dual motors, supports a maximum printing speed of 600mm/s, 20000mm/s2 acceleration. It can print 12 times faster than a regular 3D printer. Prototyping and small-batch production can be done with a fraction of the previous time and cost.
- Upgraded XZ Belt & Accurate Z-axis, Less WobblingXZ belt tension does not need to be adjusted manually, and it is not easy to slip when driving at high speeds, ensuring long-lasting smooth and stable printing movement. Z-axis adopts precision optical shaft and synchronous belt can effectively optimize the model layer pattern when printing at high speeds.
- Robust Extruder & Packing a PunchThe direct drive extruder of creality 3d printer ender 3 v3 plus is enhanced by a bolster spring and a ball plunger. 1000h+* Clog-free Extrusion, it grips the filament tightly without slackening off. Side spring, bolstering the grip of extruding gears.Powder metallurgy lever, hard to deform, keeping the extrusion force.
- Auto Calibration Leveling & Quick AssemblyOne-tap calibration,auto z offset & leveling,auto input shaping test, the auto calibration gets everything ready for you, no need to pull a paper or turn any screws. Ender-3 V3 Plus comes to you in highly pre-assembled modules.
- Tri-metal ""Unicorn"" Nozzle, Quick to SwapThe nozzle and throat adopt an all-metal integrated design, and the nozzle tip is made of hardened steel, which ensures smooth material discharging, long service life, and is easy to disassemble and maintain.
- More Powerful Y-axis and Z-axisTwo powerful motors on ender 3d printer y-axis, the print bed is moved back and forth swiftly by two 500mN.m motors along two beefy linear rods. No sweat to carry large and hefty 3D prints. Two support rods are added to connect the base and the top of the gantry and form a rigid triangle that reduces Z-axis shaking.
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Brand: Creality
Color: Ender 3 V3 Plus
Product Dimensions: 12"D x 11"W x 10"H
Compatible Devices: Personal Computer
Operating System: Windows 10
Product Dimensions: 12 x 11 x 10 inches
Item Weight: 30.9 pounds
Item model number: Ender 3 V3 Plus
Date First Available: May 15, 2025
Manufacturer: Creality
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printer. I thought this would be a weekend experiment that ended in frustration and half-melted plastic noodles. But the Creality Ender-3 has completely changed the way I think about making things. Right out of the box, setup was surprisingly straightforward. The instructions are clear, and I had it printing within an hour (less time than it takes me to assemble IKEA furniture). Once leveled, the first print — a simple calibration cube — came out sharp. Like, “did this really just come from a $200 printer?” sharp. A few weeks in, I’ve printed everything from phone stands to cosplay props, and even a replacement part for my lawn mower. It’s a workhorse. The frame feels solid, the motion is smooth, and with a few open-source upgrades (PEI plate, filament guide, and a little bit of tuning magic), this thing easily punches way above its price point. The community support is another hidden gem — thousands of makers online ready to help, modify, or inspire. It’s like joining a worldwide secret club of creators. Pros: • Reliable, consistent prints once leveled • Endless modding potential • Huge online community • Excellent value for beginners and tinkerers alike Cons: • Bed leveling can take patience the first time (but worth it) • Slightly loud fans (fixed mine with silent board upgrade) If you’ve ever dreamed of turning your ideas into real, physical objects — this is your gateway drug. I started printing as a hobby. Now I’m selling custom designs online. The Ender-3 didn’t just print parts; it printed possibilities.
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Set name: Ender 3 V3 KE
My printer has worked great ever since I got it almost a year ago. I consider myself to be lucky with how little issues I’ve had with it. It was relatively easy to put together once I watched the video on it. I’ve only ever had one print failure and that was the actually the filament itself snapping. As a beginner I was worried about messing things up, but it’s proven itself to be capable and friendly to people still figuring out how to print
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Set name: Ender 3 V3 Plus
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Set name: Ender 3 V3 KE
This was my first printer it's been super reliable. I mainly use it for minis and terrain for a ttrp campaign that I'm running. The prints look good, it's fast enough for what I use it for, and haven't had a lot fails. Really the only time it fails is when I try to print smaller minis with finer connection points (like wings). It was easy to set up and get printing, I think it took me less than a half an hour to get going. The slicer, for me, is easy to use. Definitely recommend picking this up if your new to the hobby, or if you're looking for a printer that just works.
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