My V3 KE Printer arrived with a faulty CR-Touch sensor. Took a month to resolve that. 8 weeks later the Y limit switch failure and no response from support. Bed must also be warped beyond what auto-levelling can cope with, as it kept burying the nozzle and wound up coating the hot-end in melted filament (and filled the sock). Going for a high-end (non-Creality) printer next. Really appalled at Creality customer service.
Question… do you think it would it be straightforward to add Creality’s own laser module to this printer - the stepper motor plugging arrangement seems to have been designed around the earlier Ender 3 (and possibly other) models - any advice would be welcome. Thanks.
Be very careful! I bought one three weeks ago and loved it, until! I printed a very beautiful tablet holder. It was perfect. I started printing a second and waited to be sure it started correctly. Went to bed and woke to a mass of melted filament all over the print head. This was not spaghetti but full solid dried resin. Everything is incased in a glob of dried resin! My machine is now DOA. Now I get to see what Creality will do? 😢
Sorry to hear this, but the cause of this is due to the print coming off the build plate. The print can then stick to the nozzle and results in nozzle becoming cased in filament.
I wouldnt listen to a review whos company also sells the reviewed item.. there is a known issue with the z frame which causes ringing. The spool on the top is too heavy for the frame. also, creality has horrible build quality. many users expierence loose screws and often a loose nozzle. the loose nozzle can cause "blobs of death". I myself own an e3KE and like it. But again, this review is (most probably) biased. even if not. a company should not review an item that they sell. it is obvious that they will try to get you to buy it.
I see you have valid points for not trusting this review. But a company doesn't have to stop it's own reviews for such reasons. It is actually good that a company, in addition to exaggerated advertisements, is also focusing on thorough reviews. I see they cannot be trusted on everything, for which "we" should be going to external reviewers. But it doesn't mean they shouldn't review at all.
I bought one and one thing missed in the video is that they are FAST. Super happy customer here.
My V3 KE Printer arrived with a faulty CR-Touch sensor. Took a month to resolve that. 8 weeks later the Y limit switch failure and no response from support. Bed must also be warped beyond what auto-levelling can cope with, as it kept burying the nozzle and wound up coating the hot-end in melted filament (and filled the sock). Going for a high-end (non-Creality) printer next. Really appalled at Creality customer service.
same with the cr-touch error. It failed on 2nd print, also cable connecting the cr touch was mungled on arrival. QA not the best
Question… do you think it would it be straightforward to add Creality’s own laser module to this printer - the stepper motor plugging arrangement seems to have been designed around the earlier Ender 3 (and possibly other) models - any advice would be welcome. Thanks.
I wouldn't like to say. This does not run Marlin firmware, so I fear not!
Be very careful! I bought one three weeks ago and loved it, until! I printed a very beautiful tablet holder. It was perfect. I started printing a second and waited to be sure it started correctly. Went to bed and woke to a mass of melted filament all over the print head. This was not spaghetti but full solid dried resin. Everything is incased in a glob of dried resin! My machine is now DOA. Now I get to see what Creality will do? 😢
Sorry to hear this, but the cause of this is due to the print coming off the build plate. The print can then stick to the nozzle and results in nozzle becoming cased in filament.
Not there fault problem is down to user error
Se vs ke in size the se is 250mm vs 240mm is se is bigger so your specs are wrong.
Creality K2 out soon it is a bamboOoo killer
I wouldnt listen to a review whos company also sells the reviewed item.. there is a known issue with the z frame which causes ringing. The spool on the top is too heavy for the frame. also, creality has horrible build quality. many users expierence loose screws and often a loose nozzle. the loose nozzle can cause "blobs of death". I myself own an e3KE and like it. But again, this review is (most probably) biased. even if not. a company should not review an item that they sell. it is obvious that they will try to get you to buy it.
I see you have valid points for not trusting this review.
But a company doesn't have to stop it's own reviews for such reasons. It is actually good that a company, in addition to exaggerated advertisements, is also focusing on thorough reviews.
I see they cannot be trusted on everything, for which "we" should be going to external reviewers. But it doesn't mean they shouldn't review at all.
You literally have a video cut every sentence, it's a little much. I appreciate the video though.