K2

Everyone saying the sky is falling here is wrong. Prusa isn’t failing, and Bambu definitely isn’t. You have companies like Qidi shipping units that are literally broken, having customers as beta testers. Creality has an insane amount of printers that are all basically the same thing before support i

In some ways my K1C works better than my K2 Plus. I got it refurb on Creality Ebay and it was 100% worth the price.

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.

My first core xy printer was the Creality K2 plus. I put 3k hours on it before I sold it but in comparison to the printers I got afterwards it was the worst experience. I had to deal with Crealitys warranty dept numerous times and it was a horrible experience. The quality of my prints with it were o

Honestly, I'd steer clear of the creality K series. They're very cobbled together, and the K2 is essentially just a K1.5 (or, a revision of K1). If you can, I'd aim for a Bambu A1. They're much more proven, whereas the K2 is pretty new.

cara essa é pergunta de um milhão né kkkk. Sim, eu já trabalhei profissionalmente com as duas marcas. A Creality tem uma cultura de custo benefício e é mais open source, deixa o usuário mais livre, a bambu já parte para uma linha Premium de entregar facilidade ao usuário noob, inclusive tirando aces

You can get a Bambu A1 combo for $400, but it will only print in 4 colors. Not sure if you can daisy chain a second AMS to an A1 to get to 8 colors. Also, since it's a bed slinger and not enclosed, you're not going to be able to print with some more exotic materials and you may run into more print q

"If only there was knowledge on multi head creality coming out." They are in the design stages on a few different variations of multi head / multi tool printers. Nothing has been officially released yet, but a contact I have has asked if I would be interested in modifying my K2 Plus for testing. Las

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

IMO Creality's reputation is overblown and outdated. I've been pretty happy with all the K - series printers I've used. (K1, K1 Max, K2 Plus). I'd probably recommend Bambu or Qidi first for most people, but OP has ruled those out for other reasons. For OP, I think the CC2 is probably a better choice