Ender-5 Max

My case after a week of pulling my hair out, and going absolutely mad lol. The first layer no matter where on the build plate . Prints would either not stick or nozzle hit the build plate even after hours and hours of adjusting the z axis etc. Contacted Creality support soon told them I just got end

I have two. My first was a Creality Ender-5 Max, and the second a Bambu P1S Combo. The Ender-5 Max has a huge build area, which is why i bought it. However, as a member of the Ender Series it is known to have some… difficult quirks. Its size also makes it a power hog! Like, it causes lights in the s

I hate to tell you, but that is as far from the truth as possible. I am presently trying to upgrade my ender 5 max and even though creality said it, sonic pad, should work, it isnt not even listed on the firmware update list. At all. And the E5M is NOTHING like its other siblings.

I wouldn't try to flash the Ender 5 Max firmware to either the nebula pad or the MCU. If that were going to work, I think it would have worked when the original seller tried it. (Maybe it's possible, but I doubt it.) I would first try to recover the nebula pad.Here's how: Open the Nebula Pad. Remove

Backup feeder. This is useless to anyone with an AMS, as it already performs that function. For anyone without one, though, it should be an easy way to add spool backups, and it looks like it will integrate with the machine for easy loading/unloading of filament. If you want something to compare it

Nope, not a skill issue. The K1 max I had had serious VFAs because creality used 20 tooth pulleys and all of that jazz, fine, it was their first gen of a high speed klipper machine to compete with Bambu, I'll forgive that. Then I get a K1 SE, the idlers are glued in skew causing the belts to move ve

Too lazy to write a new reply so I'll just recycle this one for anyone who wants to know why I feel this way. Nope, not a skill issue. The K1 max I had had serious VFAs because creality used 20 tooth pulleys and all of that jazz, fine, it was their first gen of a high speed klipper machine to compet