K2

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.

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

"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IMO Creality's reputation is overblown and outdated.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

I think the whole BL / AGPL debate is more nuanced than people make it out to be. As someone who has worked around CNC and industrial machinery for over 20 years, and who owns/repairs multiple Creality machines (K2 Plus, Ender 3 V3 KE, SparkX i7), I absolutely understand why open-source and repairab

Tens aqui um ótimo vídeo que responde à tua questão perfeitamente: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ezaI7mlomek Quem fala em Ender, está preso ao passado, as novas K2 da Creality são muito boas, (outubro de 2025) e a K1C é espetacular. No vídeo a impressora vencedora é a Bambu, e reconheço o mérito ,

Yeah, something like the Qidi max4 has a larger build volume and basically all the same features. The Creality K2 plus is also pretty decent although many people swear off the brand.

One thing to think about is workflow separation. If your Hi 3D is already dialed in for your usual materials and settings, having something like the K2 Plus as a “flex” machine is pretty nice. You can dedicate it to bigger prints, different filaments, or just batch runs without messing up your main