I agree about the leveling knobs! I could never get the bed leveled properly on my former Ender 3 V2 and Ender 5 Plus printers. I installed solid bed mounts on the Ender 5 Plus.
Thank you! Note that you can print a tool drawer; there are several models on Thingiverse that I selected one from, an extra drawer for the V2 Neo I gave my nephew. It sits on the right side, and has a larger drawer under, and a smaller one above. The larger one fits a glue stick, basically, so not much room versus the original. Still, there may be others; or, design one? :)
@@3DJapan Haha, yeah, those Amazon small boxes do come in handy! :) I appreciate your review, I've given away my two printers to nieces and nephews and am about to pull the trigger on another -- and I think it's going to be this one. Thanks!
I have one of these and I love it! 😉I had it printing perfectly about 15 minutes after I received the box! 😉😁 I am not a fan of the UI on the touch screen. The screen is great!! However, I think some of the UI elements in sections of the UI are too close to the edge. This is especially true of the file selection screens.
Got this printer couple weeks ago for my son for Xmas. Really love it but I’m ordering the Bambu labs a1 combo cus I really want to get into multi colored prints
exellent video, i hace one question. to print in 500 mm/sec, what temp is set on your nozzel? cause, i put in 150 mm/s in polyterra and 195 celsius and i had underextrusions in some parts.
At the moment Cura does not support this printer. That said I really like the Creality Print slicer, which is based on Cura. It let's you send prints over Wi-Fi and control the printer remotely.
I got the KE Dec 26th I love it. the Creality slicer would not load on my laptop. I understand the Crealtiy slicer is a older version of Cura. Can the KE profile be found as a file in the Creality slicer and imported into current version of Cura or Prusa slicer? I have unknown 2171 error on the KE using Cura where I have no error using Prusa with the VE profile. Current DL of Prusa has the VE profile.
I just received this printer, new at 3d printing. How do I access" vase mode"? Looks like it would be good for creating cosplay gems. Could you explain adding a wall to smooth surface. (might be a great video explaining print settings) Thanks
I'm not sure what you mean by "adding a wall to smooth surface". As for vase mode, in Cura and Creality Print it's called Spiralize Outer Contour. In Creality Print you can find it under Special Modes.
@@3DJapan thanks 4 getting back so fast. I’ll check the transcript regarding adding wall. I’m trying to make some rhinestones 4 my daughter- in- law’s world of Warcraft Benediction staff and want a smooth surface. Concentric infill improves the side and top view. I’m usually red translucent pla.
I have not had a chance yet. Honestly I don't know a whole lot about settings for tweaking that. I didn't even know that was an option until a couple weeks ago. I do think printing slower would help.
thats exactly what what i was thinking. iv have also seen a few videos of people tweeking the heat and the z offset to make prints better. what slicer are you using?
I recently bought the same Ender3 V3 KE and its very beginner friendly. I even tried with cheap PLA+ (which is rated for 50-100mm per sec speed) and am printing it with 100mm per sec speed and didn't find any issue. will be trying to increase the speed and maybe the nozzle temp too. If any one has any advice or sugestion regarding Filament not rated for speed more than 100mm per sec, please do share with me. Also is it okay to print Filament rated for 100mm per sec speed at higher speed say 300 mm per sec (which is default speed for KE). Thanks.
I have done most everything at the default profiles, which go from 50mm/sec to 300 depending on which layer or complexity of fill. The speed and even temperature ratings can be pretty much ignored, the faster you go, generally the higher you can set your temp, because the filament doesn't get a chance to absorb as much nozzle heat.
First time watching one of your videos. I see you have a really nice looking background. And then there is a bench that is chucked full of crap next to where you are working. Again I have not seen any of your other videos but this kinda puts me off as it appears your trying to be professional. Also your bench its self is looking pretty bad with all kinds of stains. I understand if you don't have any space to set up both a work bench and a place to film. Maybe cover it with some contact paper that will be easily changed when it starts to get bad.
I work with what I've got. I film in half of a 2 car garage that's unfinished. I have been meaning to clean up some of the prints on the side of the table. Technically what I'm using is a drafting table so it's pretty normal for them to look messy haha. If I could afford a nice studio and equipment and decorations I'd love to have them.
@@3DJapan Oh I get it. Every horizontal surface I own has crap on it. I reread my comment and it sounds like I was more about the quality of your bench over the stuff on it. I really meant that to be the other way around. I was only trying to offer constructive criticism. I am sorry if It come across that I was trying to say" You need to go out and buy better equipemnt/bench" Not at all what I was meaning. I was only suggesting a very economical way to improve your existing equipment. When I said about you back ground being a green screen. I thought it was your actual studio. I was very impressed with that. You did a top notch job of making it look like it was your physical background. This is why didn't understand that you had such great looking studio but the bench had so much cluder on it. For me this was a distraction from the great content you have in the video. I guess for me its the thought of "How serious can I take this creater if he cant take 5 minutes to clean off his bench" Now, I just looked at almost all your videos from the last couple of years. You only have a couple of videos without your bench. These videos have done much better in the view-to-like ratio than the rest of your videos. You have great content. And per experts, you should be getting a 3.75-4% view-to-like ratio. What I see is most of yours in the 2% range. I truly believe the way your bench looks, is hurting you as a creator. Maybe you don't care, IDK. But I have a challenge for you: For your next 20 videos, have a completely clean bench besides what you're going to use for the video. Will this increase your subs and Like-to-view ratio? IDK but it cant hurt you.
why do you talk so much nonsense? It prints quickly with the included filament and demo benchy boat. but he clearly has difficulty with another filament. Also if you import the demo benchy boat into Creality Slicer and then onto a USB, the time is suddenly longer than an hour instead of 16 minutes. and why doesn't creality release the settings so that they can be used for other designs so that things continue to go well
I have about 30 spools of filament across various brands. I have tried a number of them at 500mm/s and all printed the same as shown. Of course I used Creality's slicer, that's the only one it works with right now.
Thanks for going over print quality and not glossing over failings like the tolerance tests. Would love to see a follow up with your eventual success!
I have succeeded with the torrence. I'll be posting a follow up video shortly.
Must admit I do love this version. Creality sent me the SE to review and it's been excellent..Great review
Cool, thanks!
Thanks Phil for a great review!
I agree about the leveling knobs! I could never get the bed leveled properly on my former Ender 3 V2 and Ender 5 Plus printers. I installed solid bed mounts on the Ender 5 Plus.
Got mine on order 😊
Hope you like it!
Im pretty sure the firmware is based on klipper because KE stands for Klipper edition i think
That is a very good thought!
Correct
It is. It's a well known fact
@@Vinz3ntR Ok
Please drop a video on how to calibrate this ender v3 ke there is nothing out there for the rotational e steps thanks in advance !!
I haven't needed to do that but I'll try to make one of I find out how to do it.
Thank you! Note that you can print a tool drawer; there are several models on Thingiverse that I selected one from, an extra drawer for the V2 Neo I gave my nephew. It sits on the right side, and has a larger drawer under, and a smaller one above. The larger one fits a glue stick, basically, so not much room versus the original. Still, there may be others; or, design one? :)
Yeah or just make a box to sit next to the machine. It's still not inside the printer though. Haha I was just kidding anyway.
@@3DJapan Haha, yeah, those Amazon small boxes do come in handy! :) I appreciate your review, I've given away my two printers to nieces and nephews and am about to pull the trigger on another -- and I think it's going to be this one. Thanks!
I have one of these and I love it! 😉I had it printing perfectly about 15 minutes after I received the box! 😉😁 I am not a fan of the UI on the touch screen. The screen is great!! However, I think some of the UI elements in sections of the UI are too close to the edge. This is especially true of the file selection screens.
Wish you would point the camera is such a way to see the first layer also
I'll keep that in mind. The first layers tend to come out pretty clean.
Got this printer couple weeks ago for my son for Xmas. Really love it but I’m ordering the Bambu labs a1 combo cus I really want to get into multi colored prints
I'd love to get one of those myself!
Is there a waz how to upload this printer to Prusa Slicer? Anything I have tried failed miserably...
@@luboshcamber1992 Sorry I've never used Prusa slicer, I don't know.
I had the exact same issue on that arm with trying to slot it in, a sticker or something over/next to the hold would be useful.
There's a note that says something like "careful not pinch wire" or something but that wasn't very clear.
@@3DJapan I just assumed it was me, being my first 3d printer and I was way too excited
exellent video, i hace one question. to print in 500 mm/sec, what temp is set on your nozzel? cause, i put in 150 mm/s in polyterra and 195 celsius and i had underextrusions in some parts.
@@impresiones3dperu561 I use 215. Actually I used that on my Ender 3 v2 as well.
Nice video and printer 👍🏻🇨🇾
Thanks!
So since this is a “Klipper edition” does that mean i am not able to cura slicer for this specific printer?
At the moment Cura does not support this printer. That said I really like the Creality Print slicer, which is based on Cura. It let's you send prints over Wi-Fi and control the printer remotely.
I got the KE Dec 26th I love it. the Creality slicer would not load on my laptop. I understand the Crealtiy slicer is a older version of Cura. Can the KE profile be found as a file in the Creality slicer and imported into current version of Cura or Prusa slicer? I have unknown 2171 error on the KE using Cura where I have no error using Prusa with the VE profile. Current DL of Prusa has the VE profile.
I'm not sure, I've never imported a machine profile to Cura. I think the problem is that the KE uses Klipper and Cura doesn't have an option for that.
super great vid
Why thank you!
I just received this printer, new at 3d printing. How do I access" vase mode"? Looks like it would be good for creating cosplay gems. Could you explain adding a wall to smooth surface. (might be a great video explaining print settings) Thanks
I'm not sure what you mean by "adding a wall to smooth surface". As for vase mode, in Cura and Creality Print it's called Spiralize Outer Contour. In Creality Print you can find it under Special Modes.
@@3DJapan thanks 4 getting back so fast. I’ll check the transcript regarding adding wall. I’m trying to make some rhinestones 4 my daughter- in- law’s world of Warcraft Benediction staff and want a smooth surface. Concentric infill improves the side and top view. I’m usually red translucent pla.
i just bought this same one as my first printer. have you tried to tune the tolerance more and figure out what went wrong?
I have not had a chance yet. Honestly I don't know a whole lot about settings for tweaking that. I didn't even know that was an option until a couple weeks ago. I do think printing slower would help.
thats exactly what what i was thinking. iv have also seen a few videos of people tweeking the heat and the z offset to make prints better. what slicer are you using?
Have you tried PETG?
I have not. I have some PETT though and it printed great. I'm not sure if there's a big difference.
I recently bought the same Ender3 V3 KE and its very beginner friendly.
I even tried with cheap PLA+ (which is rated for 50-100mm per sec speed) and am printing it with 100mm per sec speed and didn't find any issue. will be trying to increase the speed and maybe the nozzle temp too.
If any one has any advice or sugestion regarding Filament not rated for speed more than 100mm per sec, please do share with me.
Also is it okay to print Filament rated for 100mm per sec speed at higher speed say 300 mm per sec (which is default speed for KE).
Thanks.
I haven't looked at speed ratings, just printed everything at 500mm/s. lol
I never knew filament even had speed ratings lol. I just go for the gusto. 😊
I have done most everything at the default profiles, which go from 50mm/sec to 300 depending on which layer or complexity of fill. The speed and even temperature ratings can be pretty much ignored, the faster you go, generally the higher you can set your temp, because the filament doesn't get a chance to absorb as much nozzle heat.
can it print ABS???
Yes ABS would be fine but I think you might want an enclosure around it and maybe a heater in that enclosure.
whatever i buy will be my first 3d printer so don't a lot, why would an enclosure be best for ABS?@@3DJapan
How do you do tpu
I haven't gotten any to try yet but I'm excited to get some for an upcoming video.
Good news. I asked Creality and they're sending some TPU for me to test in a new video.
@@3DJapan good, looking forward to that video! New subscriber
First time watching one of your videos. I see you have a really nice looking background. And then there is a bench that is chucked full of crap next to where you are working. Again I have not seen any of your other videos but this kinda puts me off as it appears your trying to be professional. Also your bench its self is looking pretty bad with all kinds of stains. I understand if you don't have any space to set up both a work bench and a place to film. Maybe cover it with some contact paper that will be easily changed when it starts to get bad.
LOL I Posted that before I relised it was green screen for the back ground.
I work with what I've got. I film in half of a 2 car garage that's unfinished. I have been meaning to clean up some of the prints on the side of the table. Technically what I'm using is a drafting table so it's pretty normal for them to look messy haha. If I could afford a nice studio and equipment and decorations I'd love to have them.
@@3DJapan Oh I get it. Every horizontal surface I own has crap on it. I reread my comment and it sounds like I was more about the quality of your bench over the stuff on it. I really meant that to be the other way around. I was only trying to offer constructive criticism. I am sorry if It come across that I was trying to say" You need to go out and buy better equipemnt/bench" Not at all what I was meaning. I was only suggesting a very economical way to improve your existing equipment. When I said about you back ground being a green screen. I thought it was your actual studio. I was very impressed with that. You did a top notch job of making it look like it was your physical background. This is why didn't understand that you had such great looking studio but the bench had so much cluder on it. For me this was a distraction from the great content you have in the video. I guess for me its the thought of "How serious can I take this creater if he cant take 5 minutes to clean off his bench"
Now, I just looked at almost all your videos from the last couple of years. You only have a couple of videos without your bench. These videos have done much better in the view-to-like ratio than the rest of your videos. You have great content. And per experts, you should be getting a 3.75-4% view-to-like ratio. What I see is most of yours in the 2% range. I truly believe the way your bench looks, is hurting you as a creator. Maybe you don't care, IDK. But I have a challenge for you: For your next 20 videos, have a completely clean bench besides what you're going to use for the video. Will this increase your subs and Like-to-view ratio? IDK but it cant hurt you.
why do you talk so much nonsense? It prints quickly with the included filament and demo benchy boat. but he clearly has difficulty with another filament. Also if you import the demo benchy boat into Creality Slicer and then onto a USB, the time is suddenly longer than an hour instead of 16 minutes. and why doesn't creality release the settings so that they can be used for other designs so that things continue to go well
I have about 30 spools of filament across various brands. I have tried a number of them at 500mm/s and all printed the same as shown. Of course I used Creality's slicer, that's the only one it works with right now.