K1C

I can't confirm whether or not this is the cause of the problem as I am not about to disassemble my K1C. From a printer-mechanic point of view, this does not make a whole lot of sense. A wobbly bushing on the second gantry rod should not cause dimensional inaccuracies. If it were a fault (and not de

I can see why you have frustrations. Both my K1M’s had 2k+ print hours before I started modding them. Tuning took a while on them before modding, but once dialed in - print results were great. Modding is a black hole that I may never climb out of - I’ve tried 6-7 different hotends, BCJ linear rail s

My first printer was a creality k1 that in the entire time i owned it I had two issues that needed fixing. It's kind of worrying that people just accept this level of failures as normal after paying several hundred dollars for these. That goes for any brand. I can't even get responses to open ticket

Both are the same Ender v3 SE. Its the same printer. Ender v3 SE can do pla, petg, and tpu fairly well. If you want to do abs, Asa, or PC, or other termal warping filiments. You should move more to an enclosed printer. Tbh, you can get a k1 for less than a hundred bucks more and then the world Is op

I would avoid Bambu for first printer, you must go through the struggle first. Cry, feel pain to learn the ways of 3D Printing. Then buy a Bambu when you are ready for heaven. (Note: Never owned Bambu, just my impression from others) Personally I recommend the Creality Ender 3V3 KE. Works the best i