K2

I don't think anyone can answer this one for you. You need to ask yourself why you want to start printing. There are pros and cons to consider. Putting a CR-10 against any of these is like Putting a 1995 Honda Civic against a 2025 Tesla. I learned printing on ender 3s and cr10s.. Compared to the new

I got my first printer for Christmas - a Creality K2 Pro. Instantly loved it and self-justified getting another - went for a Bambu P1S. 2 months later I now have 3 more P1Ss and I am seriously considering a few more. This ‘hobby’ is very addictive…

Compra uma Creality K2… multicor, fechada, e você não vai ter dor de cabeça já que é um usuário avançado por ter tido a ender v1.

I’ve got a creality k2 plus and a snapmaker u1, and I feel like I need an A1 or A1 Mini just to take advantage of all the settings people share around here Edit: I should add, beginners and pros alike are rocking the A1/A1M for miniatures. It is the way to go if you want a common experience.

Ich hab nen KobraX neuerdings..ist aber mein denke 7er Drucker . Geht 100% ist aber schon nen mimose und die software ist müll. Ich denke für Anfänger allein etwas falsche Kiste. Denke mal über so was nach: https://store.creality.com/de/products/k2-combo-3d-drucker?utm_source=official-website&utm_medi

Bambu A1 mini, the Creality Spark i7 is on sale for $259, the K2 SE on sale for $259, or the cheapest would be the Ender 3 V3 SE for under $200. I have the V3 SE and love it especially with how upgradable it is, from hotends to running Klipper etc. I also have the full sized A1 and it's a really goo

I've also decided I wouldn't mind looking for a local printer farm coz I have a 3D printer and want a heap of one product that I could print, but it will just take forever. A farm with 20 printers, I'd only need like 4-6 hours of their time. For me, that would take months. But don't discount getting

I understand your concerns. I’ve also seen complaints about Creality printers on Reddit, but I think they’re mostly coming from first-time users with limited experience. I can only speak from my own experience, which has been positive. I’ve owned several Creality printers, and thankfully, I haven’t

I’ve had the regular K2 for a little while now and honestly the biggest difference vs older Creality machines is just consistency. It feels much more like a complete system instead of a printer you constantly need to tune. Most of my PLA and PETG prints worked well with stock profiles right away.

I currently own 3 Creality machines and honestly I’ve had a very good experience overall. My Ender 3 V3 KE has been running without a single real issue since day one, and my Spark i7 has also been extremely reliable so far — basically unboxed it and just started printing. The only machine that gave