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Creality K1 3D Printer - 600 mm/s High-Speed, Upgraded 0.1 mm Smooth Detail, Auto Leveling, Dual Fans Cooler, Straight Out of The Box for Beginners, Printing Size 8.66x8.66x9.84 inch

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Model: K1


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  • Rapid Printing: The Creality K1 3D printer is built for speed, reaching up to 600mm/s and 20000mm/s2 Acceleration. Reaching 200C in just 40 seconds. That's 12 times faster than regular FDM 3D printers. Perfect for professionals and beginners.
  • Effortless Auto-Leveling: Achieve perfect prints effortlessly with one-tap auto-leveling and dual cooling systems. The Creality K1's innovative design, including a large drum fan and simulated wind tunnel, ensures accurate leveling. An 18W turbofan allows unsupported printing of complex structures.
  • Solid Unibody Frame: The G-sensor and die-cast frame parts of the Creality K1 eliminate ringing, ensuring steady printing. CoreXY structure, along with an auxiliary cooling fan, adds stability and vibration resistance even at high speeds. Z-axis control reduces layer lines for smoother 0.1mm detailed prints.
  • Connected and Carefree Control: Creality K1 can print via USB drive or WiFi. Creality K1 can be controlled or monitored* remotely from Creality Print or Creality Cloud APP/WEB. Also allowed when many K1 printers are online. Once the printing is complete or abnormal, a notice will be sent to your phone or PC. No more close watch.

Brand: Creality


Material: Plastic, Metal


Color: Black


Product Dimensions: 20"D x 20"W x 20"H


Item Weight: 27.6 Pounds


Product Dimensions: 20 x 20 x 20 inches


Item Weight: 27.6 pounds


Item model number: K1


Date First Available: April 13, 2023


Manufacturer: Creality


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    • Easy set-up of Creality K1 3D Printer
Model: K1
Review Image by James F. Smith James F. Smith
My wife wanted to buy me a 3D printer for my 77th birthday (never to old to learn). I did a lot of research and settled on the Creality K1. I opened it just 3 days ago. Set-up was pretty straight forward with only two or three issues that required some Google research. During the last 2 days I’ve run through all of the Creality Print calibration steps to fine tune it using the Creality Hyper PLA supplied with the printer. Those all came out well and I’m pretty happy with all of the test results. I printed the 16 minute Benchy benchmark test that turned out very good - considering it is my first real print. There are a couple of filament strings inside the cabin. The hull is very smooth. The cabin roof has some minor ripple texture. I know that some people have had problems with the K1. For me it has been easy and pretty simple to set-up and begin using. The documentation from Creality is lacking in a few areas, but there are many, many articles and videos out there from the 3D printing community that more than adequately fill in the gaps. The K1 is a beautiful and well-built machine and the Creality Print software is reasonably easy to use - again with some help from Internet contributors. I highly recommend the K1 for beginners who are willing to do some research and invest time in learning the many variables and details involved in 3D printing. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2024 by James F. Smith James F. Smith
    • Was good for the first week or so
Model: K1
Review Image by Joshua Dale Joshua Dale
Review Image by Joshua Dale Joshua Dale
Review Image by Joshua Dale Joshua Dale
Review Image by Joshua Dale Joshua Dale
Review Image by Joshua Dale Joshua Dale
Review Image by Joshua Dale Joshua Dale
Review Image by Joshua Dale Joshua Dale
Review Image by Joshua Dale Joshua Dale
The media could not be loaded. First thing to know is initial setup can take up to 10 minutes. The input shaping phase was very long(may Rev up mother board fans multiple times) for me to the point I feared a bad motherboard after research. When it got past first time set up I had nearly flawless prints. You need to make sure to disconnect the Teflon tube and feed the plastic by hand (at least for pla or abs, not relevant to tpu as I haven't tried this material yet im drying it.) into the unlocked 🔓extruder while it is pre heated. When plastic is extruding, you then lock it 🔐 and extrude via screen. It does waste a lot of plastic when 'extrudeing' setup (in photos, looks like a string with circles on a pei bed; hand for reference). Extruding is misspelled and other menu items are misspelled and cut off, but understandable just not pretty. Bed from my experience does not need glue and performs better without it. I am printing a side spool holder, as the rear spool holder is not a good place for it. Very mesmerizing watching it print the included benchy and impressive to see it print so quickly. I print around 300mm/s for hyper pla and adjust accordingly with tuning for other materials and needs for accurate parts. Overall solid printer( after owning ender 3 v2 for over a year) this machine is a breeze to be a creater and not a printer tinkerer. Will update after a few months of usage. All 4 white prints in photo 4 were printed the first night I set up the printer Decibel readings shown at 500 to 600 mm/s on included benchy, before and after I added sound dampening to: sides, lower and lid of printer. Making a miniscule change in reverberated motor sounds and fan sounds. Fans can be obnoxious at high print speeds. But double the average of ender 3 v2 (my last printer) I can have the fans nearly silent at 150mm/s. Compared to what I've experienced before this printing.. this is am amazing device and I hope it holds up. Ill definitely update I receive any feedback 🫡 Update: I received my printer on January 23rd. It is no longer functional after very light usage. Less than 50 hours of printing and the extruder fails every single print after the first layer. Contacted creality and they said they're on a 2 week break for Chinese new year so I'm SOL. Extremely dissatisfied as I was hoping this would be a solid product but after less than a month of usage I have to say it is not. Considering to return and use refund towards a Bambu lab or Prusa. This is not a reliable product. Most recent photo shows extrusion error despite changing almost every variably independently over the last 6 or so days. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2024 by Joshua Dale Joshua Dale
    • What a great printer
Model: Ender 5 Pro
Review Image by RDUKen RDUKen
The is my first 3D printer so I have no object of comparison, but I've been pretty happy with it with some minor niggling. The only two materials I have printed is PLA and NylonX which have turned out really quality prints when everything is done correctly. Here are my thoughts on making this printer so much better than it already is and for first time 3D printer owners. Assembly: WARNING - the power supply is flipped to something like 235V out of the box. If your house is running 110V, you need to flip the switch on the back of the power supply FIRST! The printed assembly instructions were fine and easy to follow. In a couple of cases, it was easier to have another set of hands though, but overall, it's just screwing things into place and getting the wiring correct. All of the wires are labeled so you just need to pay attention. Don't be too concerned about the nest of wires hanging everywhere when assembled but do pay attention to how you routed them. If done incorrectly, you can have one of the wires yanked out while the nozzle or the bed moves. Also, the spool holder is shown in the instructions to be assembled on the right side of back right post, extending the foot print of the printer sideways. You can rotate the spool holder to the inside of the back right post (see my picture) making the width of the printer no wider than where the LCD screen is mounted. First steps: Watch some videos on how to level the bed. I've been using the 'paper method' with an index card and it's worked out great. Get familiar with some terminology so you can easily research what problems you may run into correcting your prints. Some terms off the top of my head: STL, gcode, slicer, extrusion, (x,y,z) axis, PLA, ABS. Upgrades: The two upgrades that I would recommend maybe even before your first print is a glass bed and stiffer bed springs. If you're going to use glue or hairspray for better adhesion, the glass bed is easy to clean and the stiffer springs means less bed leveling between prints. I tried for an entire day to get the BLTouch to work and decided to just keep it disconnected. The instructions from Creality mentions a Z OffSet setting that's missing from their firmware and I went down a rabbit hole of recompiling new firmware that still didn't resolve my problem, so I would skip this unless you have a compelling reason to use it. Additional thoughts: just use Cura as your Slicer and skip the Creality one which is just an older version, reskinned version of Cura. Look up "Upgrades for Ender 5" for some ideas of what you can add to your printer (like the tool holders and LCD panel cover in my picture). Join /r/FixMyPrint, /r/3Dprinting, and /r/ender5 on Reddit for helpful resources and tips. The firmware that came with the printer is fine so don't worry about flashing it with anything new. The microSD card has a few STLs on there you should print first with the filament that came with the printer or look for benchy on Thingiverse. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2021 by RDUKen RDUKen

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