K2

I've been comparing the P2 (Bambu) and the K2 (creality) series and noticing they're about the same speed for printing. There's a reason I call my K2 Plus "Spaceballs 2" XD It is absolutely absurd how fast these guys go, a print that used to take me all day on my Ender V3 SE, takes me only a few hou

Best general experience: Bambu Lab P1S/P2S, and A1 Close contenders: Creality K2, Elegoo Centauri Carbon, (and some others, but these are the common choices). Edit: updated Creality K1 to the K2

I started printing in February with an Ender 3 V3 SE. I was instantly hooked. I lasted about 3 weeks and I got a K2 pro combo. I absolutely love both machines. And a lot of people trash Creality, but I think they are great! Since you already know how Creality works and if you like the tunability, I'

I don't know man, my creality K2 prints some crisp and clean lines, mostly do 3d2a stuff though. But then again for $1,200 It better

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

Ideally you want the variance under your usually layer height across the bed. My usually layer height is 0.2mm on 0.4mm nozzle. From your post I gather you already tried adjusting the knobs under your bed. That is a great place to start. But ultimately the aim with adjusting the knobs is to get the

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

Have you considered a Creality K2 Plus or K2 Pro? They are below your $1500 budget and are very capable printers.

I’ve been fighting with a SparkX i7 for a while now trying to dial in the settings because of the same issue. At first, increasing the flow rate seems to be the fix I was looking for until today when I printed the same thing on my k2 pro. The weight on the item from the k2 pro was 42 grams and Creal

I printed the locked diff and the fit is better but the pinions really are locked now, I absolutely cannot turn the shafts at all. Im printing with a creality k2 and the prints are great but it seems like shrinkage is an issue.