Creality 3D Ender 3 Printer Economic Ender DIY Kits with Resume Printing Function 220x220x250MM, Creality 3D Ender 3 Printer Economic Ender DIY Kits with Resume Printing Function 220x220x250MM 250MM
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Model: ender3-220
Features
- Smarter Multicolor Printing with CFSCreality K2 Pro Combo 3d printer works seamlessly with the CFS Smart Filament System, enabling up to 16-color and multi-material printing. Auto filament identification, intelligent feeding, and moisture-proof storage provide a hassle-free, worry-free printing experience.
- 300300300mm Large Build VolumeCreality K2 Pro 3D Printer offers a 300x300x300mm large build volume, ideal for printing big prototypes or multiple small parts in one batch. Increase productivity and reduce wait times with efficient batch printing. Perfect for ambitious creators and professionals.
- 600mm/s Ultra High-SpeedThis Creality 3d printer powered by FOC step-servo motors system and linear rails, the K2 Pro achieves up to 600 mm/s print speeds with 20,000 mm/s2 acceleration. Experience smooth, precise, high-speed performance while saving hours on production.
- Active Chamber Heating for More Stable PrintsK2 Pro can maintain a stable chamber temperature up to 60C, preventing corner warping with filaments like ASA/PPA. It perfectly meets the temperature needs of professional materials , ensuring premium print quality. The K2 Pro supports a variety of printing materials such as PLA, ABS, ASA, PPA-CF, PET-CF, etc.
- Package Including & Worry-free Auto LevelingThe package contains the following items: 1* Creality K2 Pro 3D Printer + 1* Creality CFS + 1* 500g Hyper RFID Filament + 1* Creality K2 Pro Hardened Steel Nozzle. By probing only the areas where your model will be printed, this 3D printer can automatically and intelligently levels your print bed dramatically reducing setup time while ensuring perfect first-layer adhesion and reliable, high-quality results every time.
- Smart Dual AI CamerasChamber AI Camera enables 24 hours monitoring, including print failure detection, build plate check and time-lapse filming, while Nozzle AI Camera auto-tunes flow rate in real-time, with pressure advance tuning, flow rate optimization and waste chute blockage detection.
Specs & Other Info
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Creality |
| Construction Materials | Aluminum, Metal |
| Color Scheme | Black |
| Product Size | 17.12"D x 20.7"W x 18.18"H |
| Weight | 39.6 lbs (18 kg) |
| Model | K1 Max |
| Availability Date | May 19, 2023 |
| Produced by | Creality |
| Origin | China |
Frequently asked questions
The Creality K1 Max 3D Printer offers a maximum printing speed of up to 600mm/s, allowing for high-speed printing without compromising on the quality of the prints.
Yes, the Creality K1 Max 3D Printer is equipped with an auto-leveling feature. This function automatically adjusts the print bed to ensure a flat surface, making the printing process easier and improving the quality of your prints.
The Creality K1 Max 3D Printer features dual cooling fans that efficiently dissipate heat, ensuring that prints are solidified quickly and accurately. The smart AI function aids in monitoring the printing process, providing real-time adjustments and alerts to enhance the printing experience.
The Creality K1 Max 3D Printer has a large printing size of 11.8x11.8x11.8 inches, providing ample space for creating large and detailed 3D prints.
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This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.
The reviews for the K1 Max 3D printer present a mixed perspective but lean towards a generally positive reception. Users praise its out-of-the-box functionality, decent print quality, and plug-and-play nature, emphasizing its value for the price. However, some noted durability concerns with parts like the door hinges, and one user experienced a significant decline in print quality over time. The printer's ease of use, including setup and software functionality, is highlighted as a major advantage, though limited core configuration access for precision work is mentioned as a drawback.
Pros
- 🖨 Good print quality straight out of the box, with minimal setup required
- 🚀 Fast printing compared to similar models
- 🔓 Root access available for enabling additional firmware features
- 🌐 Fully usable offline with multiple input options for G-code files
- 😃 Great for both novices and experienced users due to ease of use and advanced feature access
- 👥 Strong community support
- 🔊 Quieter operation than other models
Cons
- ❗Fragile door hinges which could lead to breakage
- 📜 Quick start instructions do not cover all setup needs, like installing the door handle
- 🔒 Stock firmware feels limited without enabling root access
- ⚙ Some users reported a decline in print quality over time
- 🔄 Difficulty in achieving dimensional accuracy without accessing core configuration files
Should I Buy It?
If you're looking for a 3D printer that is relatively easy to set up and produces good-quality prints right out of the box, the K1 Max appears to be a worthy option. It's particularly appealing for those who value plug-and-play simplicity alongside the potential for tweaking and tuning. However, if you prioritize long-term reliability over initial convenience, or need precise control over every aspect of your 3D printing without additional effort, you might want to consider other options or be prepared to deal with some of its cons. Overall, for its price point and the features it offers, it seems to be a solid investment for both beginners and seasoned 3D printing enthusiasts.
Model: ender3-220
TLDR: Had issues, not all of them related to the printer, even though they appeared to be. Seller was EXTREMELY helpful in working with me. Resolved issues and I love this thing. I'd been considering a 3D printer for a while and honestly couldn't pass this up for the price. Normally you see something with this capacity costing $500+, so I ordered it. Be aware: This is a kit, you need to assemble this printer (again, knew that going in). This is my first printer and there were issues (see below). I don't consider myself exceptional with tools, I can put things together and I know the basics of soldering. You shouldn't need the secondary skill (I did because I'm impatient), if you (or a friend) are decent with tools you should be able to assemble this without issue. Received the printer in a timely manner (prime delivery), used a couple of youtube videos as reference for assembly as the included instructions are kind of sparse. First issue I ran into: When you look at step 5 of the instructions provided (and most of the assembly videos), you'll see the Bowden tube connector is pointed towards the right side of the frame. Filament hangs from the top, comes down the left side and feeds through the Bowden feed into the tube, which runs out over the bed. Mine came with the feed assembly rotated 90 degrees. The Bowden tube was pointed at the extruder head, which would have caused the Bowden tube to kink/bend and I would have ended up with feed issues. The fix was to remove the clamp with the spring that feeds across the stepper motor and rotate it 90 degrees. No big deal. Second issue: The videos show the z-axis motor didn't come with documented screws. The instructions had a couple of steps where they point at screws you need to use, but didn't label the specific screws from the parts list. Again, the major one is referenced in the youtube videos, but the z-axis motor wasn't. In the videos I saw, the screws were already in the motor and they didn't say their instructions were missing the specific screws. Fortunately they ship a lot of extra of each screw, I ended up using two of the extra M4x20 screws. Third issue I ran into was the y-axis limit switch being broken. After I completed the assembly, when I powered it up the first time and had it home, as it moved along the y-axis, I heard the heat bed slam into something and the stepper motor continued to run. I hit the power switch and started looking. I noticed that the top of the plastic enclosure for the limit switch was broken, which caused the lever that the bed should it to be lower than the rollers. What I should have done was reached out to the seller (because they give excellent support). What I ended up doing was going to a local electronic parts store, buying a new limit switch, de-soldering the existing one from the circuit board and installing the new one. Once it was setup, I attempted to print an xyz calibration cube using the provided filament and it printed beautifully. Was very happy with the way it printed out. I then tried to print a benchy test to see how it came out and ran out of filament part way through. I swapped to a roll of filament I purchased with the printer and had serious layer separation. I used a couple of troubleshooting guides with no luck, so I reached out to the seller. Seller was VERY responsive and worked with me on trying to figure out what the issue was. I had an issue with the hotend at one point and they very quickly sent me another (hot end wasn't the issue). I ended up printing a temperature tower test and found that my issue was a combination of too little infill and not enough temperature. Once I fixed both of those in my slicer software, the prints started coming out beautifully again.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2018 by Kindle Customer
Model: ender3-220
When buying this printer I had done quite extensive recherche. Just for a little background on my self i'm a Student at Oregon State University doing a double major in mechanical engineering and manufacturing engineering along with a minor in aerospace engineering. This printer comes about 70% assembled leaving only large parts however the instructions are sub-par however its fairly simple to assemble along with many YouTube videos to aid you in assemble. (would watch before buying) I have printed about 30 things with flawless results other than some minor artifacts. The big problem that i had herd about the endear 3 was the boden tube along with the bed, the bed has not been any problem how ever I will buy a glass bed (about $18) for when ever I want a surface with a perfectly smooth bottom but will continue using the included bed for most prints. The boden tube was no problem for me however they also induced some keepers to prevent moment if your unit does. In several of my engineering labs we have dermal 3D printers to use (about $1500) and this $200 printer absolutely crushes there print quality and bed adhesion. I would however recommend looking on thing-averse and print some of the files that are meant for the ender 3.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2019 by Daltonman
Model: ender3-220
The Ender 3 was my second attempt at 3D printing. My first was an early, mostly wood kit that really didn't work. It required WAY too much tinkering and fiddling to get anything out of it. Granted, it was a early model. The Ender 3 worked perfectly right out of the box (after assembly, of course). Sure, the instructions are poor but there are plenty of videos and websites to help with that. Plus, if you TAKE YOUR TIME, you can follow them. My time to build was under 2 hours and would have been faster had I unwound the wire bundle prior to assembly. Bonus points for ALL of the tools and extra parts that came with it. I was nervous about all of the steps required to get my first print, especially since all of the hassle I had with my old printer. I watched a video on leveling the bed and it ended with "OK you're ready for your first test print." Wait! What?! No setting a bunch of temperatures, X and Y and Z axis, etc? Nope. I set the extruder to home, preheated the filament and loaded the sample dog file. It printed! Not only printed, but it is a very fine and clean print! I was blown away by the quality of the print for this or any price range. I really don't mind a little bit of tinkering but I am not one of these people who find the joy in the tool. The joy is in what the tool can do. The Ender 3 eliminated most of the hassle and I ended up printing all weekend.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2019 by D. Eckert
Model: ender3-220
I was skeptical despite a ton of other good reviews, but took the plunge and bought the Ender 3. It took about an hour to put together and another hour to tune and calibrate; The results are very impressive given the price point. Pros: - Great print quality in PLA practically 'out of the box'. - easy to assemble and calibrate. - complete tool and accessory kit came with it. - 8 GB card came with it loaded with drivers, manual, and a cute dog print. - extremely easy to tune and operate. Cons: - Make sure you set the voltage to 115 vs 240 (switch on the PSU)... the switch was in the wrong position. - The base plate was not square, loosen the bolts and re-tighten when it sits square and flat. - Will NOT print from USB despite being recognized by both Win10 and Ubuntu Linux. - Boden tube is extremely inconvenient to feed filament into, requires loosening when switching rolls. Final thoughts; I love my ender 3, the prints that a 200 dollar printer can achieve astound me every time I hit print. Moreover there are a MILLION upgrades and modifications that can make this versatile machine into anything you want. Given it's price there simply isn't much bad I can say... it was a 3D printer kit, it builds like it says, and does what it's supposed to.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2018 by Nightsedge