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Creality K1 Max 3D Printer with Smart AI Function 600mm/s Printing Speed 20000mm/s² Acceleration, Core XY Structure 11.81 * 11.81 * 11.81 inch Large Build Volume Auto Leveling Dual-Gear Extruder

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Size: 11.81*11.81*11.81in


Features

  • Smart AI Function1m Resolution AI LiDAR: Scan the first layer, if there is any problem, it will stop the printing job giving you quality models. Observant AI Camera: Recognize spaghetti failure, foreign matter, debris, etc. and support real-time monitoring and time-lapse filming.
  • 12X Faster and More EfficientCreality K1 Max 3d printer, equips 600mm/s printing speed and 20000mm/s2 acceleration, it is12 times faster than the other normal 3d printer. Give good printing experience to customers and get a good model in short time.
  • Size-efficient with Max CapacityIt offers a 300x300x300mm large build volume, which meets more requirement of larger printing model.
  • Dual Hands-free Auto LevelingCreality K1 Max 3d printer, its strain sensors in the heatbed for more precise auto leveling without any operation or attention.
  • More Efficient FunctionCore XY Structure makes the printing more stable. Prompt model cooling by a fan on the printhead with directional air ducts and also an auxiliary fan in the build chamber.

Brand: Comgrow


Material: Aluminum


Color: Black


Product Dimensions: 17.13"D x 18.19"W x 20.71"H


Item Weight: 39.68 Pounds


Product Dimensions: 17.13 x 18.19 x 20.71 inches


Item Weight: 39.7 pounds


Item model number: Creality K1 Max


Date First Available: May 23, 2023


Manufacturer: Creality 3D


Country of Origin: China


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    • Great printer
Coming from a ender 3 the k1 one is a beast not 1 issue the last week I've been using it
Reviewed in the United States on November 30, 2023 by Great
    • Great printer!!!
Easy to set up. If the printer shuts off because it is overheating, you need to switch the white wires. The wires aren’t labeled on both sides so it is easy to mess that up. Otherwise it’s super easy to put together, level, and print in about an hour.
Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2020 by amanda buschelman
    • Several months after purchase: a review
**I would NOT recommend this product for first time users (especially with no electronics repair experience)! The speed and size and features for the price is tempting but this printer requires a LOT of maintenance, troubleshooting, and upgrades (if your printer doesn't already come with them. Mine did not). I would only recommend this to people who are able to put in the work to keep this printer up and running.** I do really like the print quality of the printer and the speed is amazing when it's up and running. First, the essentials: There are several upgrades available on thingiverse that will lift the bowden tube and the lid that I recommend printing first. The spool holder on the back is also only suitable for the smaller rolls. If you're using a standard 1kg spool you'll need to either purchase a separate holder or, better yet, print one yourself. Second: TAKE APART THE EXTRUDER and verify that you have the upgraded gears. They should be metal instead of plastic (you can also check them with strong magnets to see if they're metal). I spent time with support trying to get them to send me a new one (mine was the old version) and they did but it took a while to get it. I had to send in a video of the issue/pics of the gears/proof of purchase. I spent about a week with support (I got about one message a day in reply so it was slow going and the first few messages were "did you try new filament") but I did get the upgraded gears for free a few days after my problem was officially "diagnosed". The plastic gears WILL print for a while but you definitely want to get the new ones asap before they stop working like mine did. Third: Get the upgraded heat block. The upgrade just works a lot better (it will be a red extruder instead of the black one) And now for my actual review and experience: When I first received this printer, it was beautiful. It looked like a sped-up video of a Benchy being printed! I was delighted! The fact that you can print something without having to deal with SD cards or USB or hardwiring it to your computer is fantastic. I love being able to slice from my computer and just send it over to my printer in another room. Plus I can watch the print on my phone since I purchased the camera! And run pre-sliced files I uploaded earlier from my phone! The slicer also takes timelapse videos you can watch which is just a cool touch. A few weeks later, all of a sudden it stopped extruding. I spent nearly a week taking apart everything and upgrading things (was it the bowden tube? It actually printed when I had the filament ABOVE the printer on a shelf and feeding directly into the extruder but it still wasn't great. Was it the nozzle? The heating block? did I need the upgraded one?) and it took me a lot of time to diagnose the problem because it didn't seem like other people were having this same issue since I got it pretty early in the launch. In the end, I spent a total of 4+ hrs taking things apart, cleaning gears, changing nozzles, adjusting settings over the course of a few days (with some waiting for new parts in the meantime like the new heat block). Turned out I had the old version of the gears that drive the filament. Talked to support, got the new one about two weeks later after a lot of back and forth for free. Things were fixed again! Everything worked! And then my printer started losing power for a few seconds before turning back on a few weeks later. (Particularly overnight for some reason?) I tried new outlets, a different surge protector, a battery-backup for it. Nothing. Was about to message support about it which I was dreading (they required video and pictures and asked a bunch of basic questions like "did you try new filament" or "did you change the settings" etc which made it take DAYS to actually get an answer from them which was annoying) before I figured I might as well try a cheap fix before having to get a whole new power supply. I bought a new power cable to plug into the printer (basically a standard one you'd use for a laptop) for like $9 and the printer was suddenly fixed! It's been up and running basically perfectly for the last month which has been nice. I love the speed, print quality is great, does great with matte and silk PLA and does PETG fine (I haven't tried others yet). When it works, it's great. When it doesn't, it sucks. I had an issue (no idea why, it was like a random bug) where the nozzle tore up part of my build plate. It's never done that again and thankfully it only wrecked the build plate and nothing else. I got a new one and it's been fine ever since. Make sure you calibrate everything for every print. final verdict: This printer can be frustrating and great all at once but it's a hassle. Definitely wouldn't recommend this to anyone who wants something that's plug and play. The enclosure makes it hard to reach parts which can be frustrating but they did make it easy to take apart and reassemble the entire extruder which is really nice. I would recommend this for people who are experienced with 3d printing or people who are willing to learn. It can be really challenging (as can all Creality printers, imo) but it does make great prints if it's working. I really like all the features but the printer can be incredibly frustrating so definitely tackle this with patience and understanding or you might drive yourself crazy. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2023 by Heather
    • Just don't
Coming from a Sovol SV06, Neptune 3 Pro, and then to this, just.. don't. There is a reason the price is so good on a core xy machine, because its too good to be true, and it... well is. These things are littered all over facebook market place at people who just can't wait to get rid of them and I now understand why. 5% of the population will probably pull of a good print, but when you're buying this machine, it should be everyone pullling off good prints, not the tiniest of the minority. Its incredibly loud, uses only proprietary slicing software that is a joke if you're used to Cura, Prusa, Orca etc. and good luck getting a good print. Don't believe me, just buy it honestly. I encourage you to actually buy this so you can experience what 3d printing should never be. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 28, 2023 by Ollie
    • Wife loves it
Awesome printer, got it for my wife and she loves it. Easy to set up, easy to use, you only really have problems if you deviate from the normal setting.
Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2021 by Amazon Customer
    • Amazing
Get octoprint and a poly bed and you are golden
Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2021 by john
    • Can't Recommend in Good Conscience
Size: 11.81*11.81*11.81in
First off, I must say that if you are determined to buy one of these, as I was - be sure to buy from Comgrow and not Creality. I hear terrible things about Crealities support, and I even experienced a little bit of it. But as a seller, Comgrow has been the highest level of customer service I have experienced in the last couple of years. It's a bit frustrating to have to wait for every single night to exchange an email because their support is only overseas, but they have been incredibly accomodating to my issues. When I first received and unpacked this, I was frustrated by the fact that the ridiculously adhesive tape went around the frame and left a residue behind on the frame. I used goof-off to clean it up, and it wiped part of the finish off of the frame. It's not really metal I guess, or its painted in a way that's not terribly stable. I was very frustrated with this, and Creality basically just said "send it back." I can't stand support that says "send it back," as if its okay to just completely inconvenience me with that burden rather than stand behind their product. That didn't last long though as I ran into some serious issues that pretty much made me forget about the cosmetic. At first, this thing printed AWESOME. As everyone said, the slicer is terrible, so I wouldnt' even bother with that except for maybe the first few prints to get your feet wet. But before long, I started running into nozzle blocks. After that, I wound up with complete full on jams where I couldn't even pull the filament out of the extruder with extreme force. I upgraded the nozzle to the Micro-Swiss cold swap nozzle, but still no real impact on the filament jams in the extruder. After serious delay from one email a day back and forth with Comgrow's customer support, they are finally about to ship my replacement parts, however I have to wait 10 - 12 days to come from overseas. I'll have had this printer for about a month in a mostly non-functional condition before I'll ever get the parts to (hopefully) make it work. As I said above, if it didn't feel even more inconvenient to send it back (and I wasn't so stubborn about fixing stuff), I would have returned it. But to be honest, there are such mixed reviews out there about this printer, that I think there's just a higher percentage of "lemons" out there. I do get the distinct impression that once I get this thing going appropriately its going to be really awesome. But you need some experience with printers and patience to get that far. I'll post an update when I get my parts *if* they don't work. If you don't see an update, the parts worked well and my experience improved to those who had it working great out of the box. If you buy - good luck! Hope you have one of the conflicting positive experiences. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2023 by Lawrence Marks
    • Easy set up and a huge learning curve
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We are new to 3D printing, bought the Ender5. It was a pretty easy set up, MAKE SURE TO CHANGE TO 115V if in the USA. The first few things we printers were great. We had to watch a bunch of YouTube videos on how to level the bed, because the options in the book were not the same as what we got. Also advertised that it comes with 5 nozzles and it clearly did not! There is a lot to get to know, it’s a huge learning curve. I would buy again, but I would buy one that is a bit more user friendly for beginners. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2020 by Me Me

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