Ender 3

No surprise there. The technology is just fantastic. Creality had (has?) a reputation for being a tinkerer's brand. I started with an Ender 3 Pro, and you could truly mod it in any way to do anything you could possibly think of. Then I got tired of tweaking and calibrating and wanted something that

Imagine having went through owning an ender 3 and still wanting to buy creality I had ender for years and then i had p1 for years, i won't ever buy creality again

They are creating a price ladder lineup. Very similar to apple. It ends in the consumer moving towards the higher end due to the added features. Creality was a bottom chaser and they also messed up by calling everything an Ender 3. I can tell you as somebody who uses 3D printer a lot for work, they

I modded an ender 3 so much I don't think it could be branded Creality Now I have a P1S.

My fault. I assumed when you said in the description that "I just installed a new hot end on my Ender V3" you meant an Ender V3. How silly of me. You also STILL bought the wrong hotend. Ender 3 V2 Neo is different. Creality doesn't help by being unimaginative in their naming scheme

To be fair, you have to have a very high IQ to understand the Creality Enders 3V2. The firmware is extremely subtle, and without a solid grasp of theoretical physics most of the features will go over a typical Bambu owner's head. There's also the Enders nihilistic outlook, which is deftly woven into

First step is to look up the pricing of a Bambu Lab A1 in your local currency. IMO, the target cost should be 50% of that or less (preferably much less). It's not 2019 any more and we're not competing against wildly overpriced Prusa MK3's. The amount of printer and ecosystem $300 buys these days is

So I just went through hell diagnosing my printer for this exact issue. The blobs are caused by the pauses, the nozzle melts the filament and creates the blob. On the ender 3v2 at least the fan that cools the mainboard is shared PWM with the parts cooling fan. Absurd design. Terrible. I had turned o

Not for me, thanks. I learned a lot from the Monoprice and Creality printers I started with, and they were definitely cheap, but I got what I paid for, and that included the need to do a lot of work and upgrades to get decent quality prints consistently. My Mk4 and Core One are workhorses, and produ

Lets see, just off the top of my head nozzle clog extruder clog heatbreak clog aka heatcreep excessive retraction clog tangled filament broken filament ptfe bore vs extruder spring strength jam Marlin linear advance on a Creality mainboard catatonia Enders are fun! So many ways to go wrong.