CR10 V3 REVIEW
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ต.ค. 2024
- My personal experience and review of the CR-10 V3 3D printer. This is my second 3D printer both are Creality printers. The reasoning behind getting a second printer, was simply bed size. With the CR10 V3, I can now print anything within the 300x300x400 bed size. Much bigger than my Ender 3 Pro. So sit back relax, and enjoy my first impressions and simple review.
Great video, helped me make a decision since I want a 3d printer that can print helmets
I’m glad this helped out! This printer has become my work horse, I LOVE it!
Thanks for the video! I've decided which printer to get, This is the Creality Cr-10 smart right? 😮
Wich cuts profile with wich settings did you use? There is no profile vor the v3 and I can’t find anything on the internet:(
Trying to print a Mando helmet for months..
Same issue
Thank you so much for sharing!
I really wanted to watch this video to help make a purchasing decision, but the horrible musak made it unbearable after a few minutes. Any further and I would've rammed ice picks in my ears. People, don't use irritating YT musak in your videos!!
Does that not have the hologram e3d sticker on the extruder? Is a piece of shit printer. If you lived near me I'd sell you mine for 200 cad and I just put a brand new extruder and hotend assembly on it. Haha
This printer is fully stocked and works great in my opinion. Haven’t had any hiccups yet
@@Xaqted I replaced all the parts and traded it off haha.
@@Xaqted I think I got a lemon brother. They sent me replacement parts for everything. I read that the abs the hotend assembly was made of is unsafe. You'll notice it getting toasty looking. The fella I traded it to has a farm as a hobby and gave me a tektronix oscilloscope and 9 amp giant isolation transformer. Kinda lopsided so I gave him a bunch of expensive touch screens and such. I'm selling him the rest of my printer and hundreds of dollars of new in box parts I've accumulated over time for next to nothing. I had just bought a new siglent oscilloscope and triad transformer just over a month earlier and couldn't trade it back. They cost a small fortune haha. The 3d printing bug hit me hard and I sold tons of custom iot devices from prints for charity and earned like 6 grand to buy stuff for local youth stem programs. I love my pimped out ender but I just lost half my house to hurricane Fiona and was in the middle of the enders 3rd over haul. I had an orbiter and microswiss on it once and had the once bone stock 8 bit diy ender 3 pushing out filament faster than it could move and it could move at 75mms for a normal quality print. The one I'm buying can do 150 to 200. I'll still wish it was faster though I bet. I'm dealing with the company directly and getting a service contract and shit so I can concentrate on coding and circuit level theory. 43 and retired for almost a decade so I have many hobbies. Sorry for rambling. It's not a boast as I had to lose 90 percent of my families personal belongings to afford the new printer. I've been sleeping in the only room not affected on a chair the past 6weeks and it happens to be my workshop, music recording and gaming den. The wife sleeps in the basement with our rescued cats lol. Anyway best of luck with the printer. When I built an iron man helmet I used rustoleum crack filler and paints so it looked like it was a movie prop. You can get the led fabric for the eyes on ali express.
@@jstro-hobbytech good luck! Thanks for sharing, and I truly appreciate you!
@@Socom3988 the CR10 v3 is one hell of a workhorse. It doesn’t stop, right out of the box I’ve had no issues. The only thing I had to replace was the nozzle, but that was after 6 full size helmets being printed. As far as a slicer, I personally use Cura version 4.13. And filament, I’ve been on a Sunlu kick lately. It’s a good brand and prints very well.