The Ultimate Creality Ender 3 Quick Start Guide
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The Ultimate Creality Ender 3 Quick Start Guide covers the following:
- What comes in the Creality Ender 3 box
- How to build a Creality Ender 3
- How to level the bed on a Creality Ender 3
- How to print the test file
- How to slice and print your first model in Cura
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Times for various parts in the video:
Parts - 0:00 - 2:34
Assembly - 2:35
Electronics/Hardware Assembly - 17:18
XYZ axes/Mild Troubleshooting - 20:20
Power Supply (Switch to 115v if needed) - 22:38
GUI settings & bed levelling - 22:50
First Print (Be sure to also see the GUI stuff) 33:07
Cura (3D Slicer)
Help me, while printing my filament do not stick properly on bed and finishing is worst
@@mdabidhussain9621 EHAT filament are you using?
@@mdabidhussain9621 ok
At 7:00 for attaching z axis motor, you said m4x16 screws. It's the m4x18.
@@dortanid1506 ah thanks for that
There was a point where I said screw it this video makes it too complicated. Then I pulled out the instructions, looked at them, and immediately went back to the video...
Same here...
the written instructions were TERRIBLE.
@wutmoorlord easy except afterwards.
This douche doesn’t explain well enough what side is what. I want to punch him in the face
@@noahblanchard4135 you should make a better video then! I'd love to see it before I get my printer.
Tip: If you got your Ender 3 recently, the M4X18 screws are used to fasten the z axis motor, rather than the M4X16 screws
Should've read the comments first 😂 thank you so much! I thought i was going crazy!!
Bahaha I was just using the M4X16 then went crazy so I came to comments. Thank god I saw you bahahaha
Bless you kind soul
I wish I had read this before spending ages trying so hard to fix it with the 16s, heh. With the right screws it took a few seconds.
Man I was scrambling to fine it hahaha thanks for the heads up
6:52 this says m4x16. you need the m4x18 screws, he misspoke. this took me like an hour of frustration to realize
edit: thanks for the likes glad i could help
Same here! Ugh
Sameeeeeeeeee
Thanks
OMFG thank you 😖
Luckily I saw your comment after 15 minutes or I'd have been at it for 45 more minutes. Funny enough i got one of the screws barely in
As someone who was brand new to 3D Printing, and nervous as hell, this was an awesome starter tutorial. One thing I would've liked to see is the explanation of the use of the tempered glass plate instead of the other one. I ordered a printer with one, and I don't know exactly how to use it, haha.
Were you able to figure it out? New 3d printer about to join the fray here, super excited!!!
@@Nawmps it took me 2hrs from start to finish, I took more than enough time to check each and every screw and the 1st print turned up amazing.
Is anyone else watching this before they even get their ender 3
Perhaps I should have, I think my cable is on wrong side
Also, mount the spool holder the other way around. Some filament spools are wider and won't fit when assembled as shown.
me
i am. i like researching things before i buy.
Me
The motor mount uses the m4*18 screws and not the m4*16, he says 16 in the video but you should realize that somethings off.
ryan d yeah you’re right I noticed that too. Thx for the comment I was able to confirm lol
I legit spent like 20 minutes trying to use the m4*16... thanks for the help lol
He also skipped step 7
Rip hour of my life
yep, figured it out when the 16s were too short and then looking at the video, You could see they were actually flat head which is what the 18s were. all in all a lot easier to watch and pause the video than to try to use the install guide that came with the printer.
Dude.
I watched this video the first time straight through, and today I just spent 3+ hours building this Ender 3 and getting it all set up. I CANNOT THANK YOU ENOUGH FOR YOUR EFFORTS!!! I would have been so lost if it was not for this video. I'm subscribing. Thank you!
Ikr took me 3 hrs too. The manual is just confusing.
Thanks! I watched this a couple times before assembling my Ender 3 and the process went very quickly. Spent time leveling the bed and the first print with Creality's sample PLA filament turned out great. Early success is encouraging!
You deserve some praise, I’m new to 3D printing and this was an absolutely massive help, I was tearing my hair out trying to figure out how to use my printer before I found this video. Thank you so much!!!!
I can't imagine trying to put this thing together using the incomprehensible, Byzantine directions from the manufacturer. Thank you so much for taking the time.
I just wanted to say thank you so much. I very rarely comment on videos. I started reading the instructions, got VERY confused and put everything down. Tried to find youtube videos to help and yours was by far the best. I really appreciate you making this video!
I will, as many have done before me, thank you from the bottom of my heart for the quality of this guiding video. As someone starting in the 3D printing world, i would have struggled so much more without your clear and precise advices. We are very grateful for your help !
Just purchased a creality ender 3 hours ago, amazing staff, gave me a box of filament on the house. The owner is a kind man. I recommend anyone that can go here, go here. I am very impressed with the service.
Am just about to begin my ender journey and after watching a few guides this seems to be the most concise, thank you. It’s going to be a great help at the weekend!
I never comment on videos but I just have to say thank you I wouldn't have been able to get it running so well without you. First real tech thing I've ever done alone thank you so much.
Totally new to 3d printing, and yesterday I used this video to build and test my new Ender 3. Everything was perfect! I never even referred to the written instructions or manual. Thanks so much for this awesome resource.
Amazing guide, start to finish, got my ender 3 running out of the box, clear instructions and straight to the point, thank you 3d printing Canada, you guys are great
Great video and easy to follow. Unfortunately, my Ender 3 did not come with the long Zed screw. Trying to get the folks I got it from together me one now. Other than that, once I get it I'll be able to level my plate, and get started. Also, My flash drive did not come with one of the execute files which would have enabled me to work with printable files. I will have time to locate one while I wait for the Zed screw.
I'm so looking forward to getting started and finding the best filaments at the best prices.
great tutorial and awesome timing! i have an ender 3 arriving tommorow, ill be watching this again while assembling
Thank you so much for this video!! I was halfway through setup before I found it but you brought me to the finish line! I printed the luck cat overnight and it came out better than I expected thanks to your tips.
This video was so useful! I watched it over and over and it made my installation of my first 3D printer ever a breeze. Subbed on the spot. Thank you sir!
This is absolutely superb in the attention to detail and I followed it absolutely yesterday in the build of my first 3D printer the Ender 3x Pro. I watched it 3 times before I even received my printer! I found one tiny little error. At 34:40 you say the mounting screws for the Z-axis motor are M4x16. This is the wrong length, it should be M4x18. There actually are M4x16 screws in the kit, but the ones needed are the m4x18 countersunk heads. The video clearly shows countersunk screws but I did not see this at first and I went for the wrong screws. Well done, thank you so much for the best ever build video, and the voice is so reassuring.
Yes. I did the same mistake. But somehow checked elsewhere and found out this error. It will be good to add card or something at this location to rectify the same and help others. Thanks for the great video otherwise.
Yo I was stuck here for like 45 min thank you so much
I am so glad I happened to read this before I got there. Thank you for saving me the headache. Otherwise, this video is great. Straight to the point, no nonsense. This was the only way my ADHD self was going to get through this.
The best video I've found on setting up the Ender 3. Thank you.
It's been 8 months of pain, and attempting printing. And I finally found this video. Thank you so much! I can finally print!
This is possibly the best instructional video I have ever seen. Thank you! Your method of explaining the action, why and possible pitfalls is the best damn thing.
I've had my Ender 3 for over a year sitting in its box... waiting for extra time / rainy day... Well I got a hip replacement last week and since I'm sitting around I decided it was time. The paper directions got me to the point of finishing the main assembly, but this video did the rest. It clearly explained all the adjustments that needed to be done. First print was a total success.
Thanks,
Sal
I just got one. Recently retired, will be putting together it together soon. I also had my left hip replaced 3yrs ago, life changing. Hope yours works out for you 👍
Amazing video; you have just saved me hours trying to fathom the manufacturers terrible instructions.
This is my first 3D printer and you have just made the first step enjoyable for me.
My first print is currently running 🤞
Bro how have you found all the software? I’m struggling to understand how to get started with a picture I’d like done
Dude mine didn’t even come with instructions
How do you know what temperature to use?
@@lardj4954 ik man I also have a couple mates who also are f-ing around with softwares
Also did ur printer come with instructions ?
@@lardj4954I wanna help but it's been awhile
Excellent! Just built my ender-3 using this guide and the instructions. Very well made, excellent pace, and visuals.
Thank you so much for this video! I don't know how this doesn't have more views! Got my printer up and running in no time. Thank you for all the help!
Building this thing was an absolute joy. It came with every tool that you need! Even clippers! And a USB card reader? Damn
Great video tutorial. One of the best ones that I have seen. Very thorough and professionally done. Would like to see a video on mods & upgrades that you would recommend, in order to make the Creality Ender 3 an even more awesome printer than it already is.
This is my second time buying an ender 3. Had to send back the first one last year after being frustrated through the setup process without clear instructions especially on leveling the bed. After following your tutorial with the detailed steps, I'm now printing the test dog. Will take my real dog out for a walk and hopefully come back to the test dog fully printed properly :)
Watched this in 2022 to help set up my Ender 3 pro. There were a few small differences between my printer and the one in the video but nothing major and the video really helped so much!
Thank you so much! I didn't know how to use it and I finally found out how, thanks to you!
Tip - if when feeding in the filament, you can't get it all through the tube, use the change filament option on the printer. It will suck it in for you and keep extruding until some comes out
And I just find this now.
t h a n k y o u
Or just print a knob for the extruder and you won't even have to squeeze the lever.
Holy hell why isn't this the official instruction lol. That's an insane amount easier. So silly.
wasn´t necessary for me... did like the video instructed and all worked fine (as long as you pre-heated or followed all the steps)
I haven't been able to get the filaments going to the tube at all no matter what I try lol
Thank you so much for making such a high quality video that simplifies the whole process to this degree. It couldnt have been better.
Thanks from Brazil!
I was watching like 4 tuts at the same time in order to grant a proper installation, but they were somehow confusing. This one helped me a lot!
Thanks for the video! I had a good time shopping at your store today
6:48 the speaker says to use two M4*16 screws but they're supposed to be M4*18 screws
How do you know?
@@jessemcdonough7558 In the video, the bag is labeled m4x18
@@WomboShlongo 😂 thanks I already built it 1 month ago though
bruh ,ty
I had to order a hole pack of screws for $22 because I thought I was missing a few M4 by 16 screws. turns out the M4 by 16 screws don't reach anyway
This was great! Took our time with assembly to make sure everything was done correctly, (I spent 1.5 hours level the bed alone!) Its been printing a part for coming up 24 hours now and has been going swimmingly!
By far, the best instructional video I've seen for the Ender 3 Pro. Thanks for the guidance! Why have you not been declared the KING of the INTERNET yet? GREAT JOB!
Wow! I have looked at quite a few build videos for this printer, but this one is by FAR THE BEST! Every step explained and shown so it is really easy to follow. Nothing left to chance.
Every question I had in my mind as I was watching was eventually answered. I actually had the sensation I was building the printer as I was watching! Thank you so much for taking the time to put this together - It is far more than a quick start guide! I feel very confident I will be able to put my Ender 3 Pro together and start printing without hassle because of this video. A nice touch showing the Cura software setup as well. The prints you showed at the end were amazing - if mine prints as good as that I'll be very happy. I can't wait for my printer to arrive on Tuesday :)
I have the Ender 3 Pro but I'm pretty sure the mounting of the Z stepper motor is the same on both. That being said, at 6:52 the M4*16 screws were too small and my directions said to use the M4*18 (I'm going back and forth between the video and the included instructions haha). That ended up working for me.
Just a tip for anyone else watching and potentially building their first printer like I am :)
thank you i was so confused
Halp my ender 3 is not working the filament is not going through the nozzle so i have to do it manually it also just randomly spews out filament before printing
Bro I was panicking! Thank you! Favorite person rn
@@m-the-best 3 years later! Glad I could help haha. Welcome to the world of 3D printing!
@@zachmachinalol
Thank you so much for this awesome video. Got mine assembled and leveled fairly quickly following your excellent step by step guide. I unpacked it last night, the instructions with it had me lost, then looked at someone else’s video on TH-cam that I was unable to follow.
The only mistake I made was to get the limit switch connectors for x and z axis mixed up (even though they clearly labeled). Boy it is not easy to unplug those little connectors. Just printed my first part for trial that I exported out of SolidWorks. Man, I am impressed. I also learned that the adjustment of the four table height adjusters is very critical. I had the nozzle too high initially, my 16mm cylinder I was printing would not stick to the table and started moving around as it was printing. Bringing the table closer to the nozzle and adding a “brim” at the bottom remedied that problem.
Thanks again for posting this awesome video. I would not be printing already without it.
This was AMAZING! Thank you so much. As a complete novice, this was incredibly helpful.
Thanks for pointing out all the things that can go wrong
This was a truly fantastic tutorial! Thank you SO much for sharing your 3-D printing knowledge!
This was an absolutely perfect video for any beginner such as myself.
I cannot thank you enough.
Actually the only good instructions on youtube, thank you very much, i was stuck on this for two days because i didnt know that you could twist those spinning thingys to lift up the bed, and before that, the bed was not lining up with the nozzle so thank you so much.
I love you, you're like an audible, clear, concise instruction package with a visual representation of what you're doing, made my life so much easier. Thank you!
Thank you! Thank you! And Thank you!!!!
I have an Ender 3 I purchased a while ago, but I never had time to assemble, calibrate and print with the machine because of my job. I recently put it together and I was looking to do a quick set up and print to make sure it works since it's just been sitting there for weeks. As with all newbies that have a little technical know-how, you think things should be fairly easy and smooth. "Far from it" is being very generous in this instance.
I thought the bed was leveled and it wasn't, scratched it the first time I tried to print. I thought the profile was good ... Naw!!!! Not by a long shot. I looked at a few vids to try to get my bearings and I was thoroughly unimpressed with their directions and walkthrough. I was getting close to giving up and scrapping it for another day. Then I ran into this video and said this has to work on this will be on the shelf for a little longer. Instantly I saw the difference in instruction and directions. I was able to set up things properly in about 30 minutes and I do mean everything. Bed leveling, temp adjustments, other calibrations, it all went smoothly. In fact, the most time I spent in the process was with the bed leveling. (It took about 15 minutes to get it fully completed.) Even the walkthrough with Cura was on point to give a newbie like me a good understanding of the software and what I should be doing. I know I'll need to study more, but for a starting point, this is fantastic! If you are new to 3d printing like I am, this is your best starting point. I am not one to leave reviews but I had to do so cause this just saved my 3d printing life!
this is the first video that actually tells me everything I need to know including the printing software and how to use it I've been looking for a video like this for almost 2 and a half hours now so really what I'm trying to say is thankyou
This video is so good, thank you so much. Just got the printer and have zero experience. This guide helped me to get into it.
You guys are amazing. This saved me from hours of internet searching. Printing the doggy now!
yea, nice video, but a warning should be included before printing that stupid dog that takes hours!
@@neobikes How many? to be more precise... Mine broke after about 2 hours and it was at about 20mm height - it popped up (I suspect I had the nozzle a tiny bit too high, or my bed has a valley in the middle of it). Again, how do you know how long the printing is gonna take? I suspect Cura would show details like that, but for files you already have on the sd card....
@@neobikes well shit... I just set it to go on that little bit that comes with the printer hahaha. Welp.. ... lesson learned
Faill at 85% can it be heat problem?becose my printing dog pops out of the board?
This is the best video especially for newbees, I just got a Ender 3 Neo and assembled it but I felt things weren't just right. But when I viewed your video and heard what to do to correct snags and hard to move gantry you guys saved me major frustration. Many thanks for your time and informative video.
This was wonderful. Totally easy to follow, my benchmark print turned out beautifully. Really appreciate it!
This tutorial saved my life!!! Thank you so much! I still need to figure out a lot of things. I made cookie cutters tonight and they were perfect!!! The only issue is it won't let me print stl, I have to convert it to g something lol and the bed is usually so messy with PLA waste :( if anyone knows how to fix it, I'll be forever grateful! 💖
So, you need to gently scrape off the bed, like really good. Then you need to soak a cotton ball in rubbing alcohol and clean the bed gently. Then you might want to check if it is leveled!
Have a great day 😃😃😃
you need a slicer software like cura to convert a stl file to instructions for the printer.
Wow amazing video really high quality and very detailed best video ever
Thank you. This was a great tutorial. I had to raise my bed more than I expected, so it was barely not tugging the paper. Now it works perfectly!
Excellent guide. I used this video on rewind/repeat/repeat/repeat and assembling the printer was an excellent experience thanks to it. I would highly recommend it to anyone who is setting one of these printers up, especially if you don't have any experience. My first print (ever, not just this machine) was even successful with the leveling tips!!
This helped me to put my ender 3 together perfectly- thank You for making video. Warm greetings from Latvia!
Absolutely fantastic work!
Really helped me through the iffy Ikea instructions of this thing!
Perfect! My platen calibration actually went exactly the same, first couldnt reach the nozzle, then overshot into a bit too tight and 3rd time the charm!
Had to watch several tutorials most og them skipped alot and didnt say which screws etc but your tutorial was so easy to follow along with and it was assambled within minutes. Thank you for such a well explained and detail tutorial!
Awesome tutorial. Creality should license this one from you guys. A very thorough and professional production.
They really should. The included instructions are horrible at best.
Extremely helpful! If you use this guide as your MAIN instruction for assembling your printer, I found it helpful to occasionally cross-reference the Creality paper instructions as a back-up. That may be why I didn’t get stuck when the wrong bolt was mentioned at around the 7-minute mark.
Hey, i just want to say thank you! Thank you soo much!! This video was immensely helpful, i don't think i would have done it without out it, so i wish you the best of days, thank you so much again!!
Very well done. I just received my printer and have been watching videos. This is the best I've seen by far.
This was super helpful thank you. It's my first 3d printer and i currently have a dog coming out! Soon to move on to visors for health workers. I had a few issues with the X-axis gantry step - it didnt seem to align properly and i had to force it a little - on the video you didnt mention it. Also at the end i was a bit unclear why we were heating things up before alignment. And finally the 'Home' button leaves the nozzle off the edge of the plate, which i was (am) confused about. Oh and I bought a glass plate to go on, so had to adjust the z-stop. Overall though your explanation was superb.
Same alignment issue with initial print. Did you happen to figure out the issue? Thanks in advance!
What is the z stop? I just put the plate on and started following this 😅
Just a tip, I wouldn't recommend using the preheat PLA function before doing bed leveling. If the nozzle is hot and you touch it to the bed, you risk creating small melted divots in the places the nozzle touches.
This^^ Ask me how I know Ive done it twice. Lol
OOF, I read this prior to leveling and preheated anyways (Man I'm dumb)
But, hey, good thing to learn 🤣
An excellent instructional video, covers many details which may be obvious to the experienced, but are not to newbies like me. After following it, my first print went without a hitch. Well done.
This is an absolutely fantastic video! You explained each and every little step so clearly. It helped me a ton in putting together my printer. The instructions sheet is hard to comprehend for beginners. I took my time to understand each and every part and slowly put them together. As multiple people have said in the comments already about Z-axis screw, so I'll not repeat that here. Thank you so much for this build video. Currently printing my first file :)
Love the video :) Thanks so much! @ 6:52 the speaker says to use two M4*16 screws but they're supposed to be M4*18 screws. The correct screws are pointed at in the video, I think the speaker just said the wrong size by accident :P (Instructions say M4*18 and if you zoom the video you can see by the packaging that they're M4*18 screws).
Truth!
When I was setting it up o thought it was m4 16 and I didn’t have enough and had to go to the store to buy some more but then I realized they were m4 18😞😞😞
@@dylansnaggs
alomst did the same thing, but thank god I checked the comments
It is good practice to unclip the electrical connections to motors before moving them along the extrusions as they will act as generators and could destroy your board.
Andrew Hayes or just move them slowly
That shouldn't be a problem. There is a flyback diode inside the MOSFETs that drive the stepper motors. No voltage can get through them and back into the printer. When the MOSFETs are turning on, there is a small voltage drop. When they're fully on, the diode is basically shorted and doesn't affect the circuit.
@@PunakiviAddikti I don't believe that is entirely true - When moving the z axis on my 3 pro by hand at anything other than a snail's pace the display on the printer will briefly light up. This is with the printer unplugged, mind you.
Thanks to your video I double checked all the actions made during assembly. And then even learned about cura software and now printing my first 3d printed cat model.
Super impressive guide! You helped me out immensely through this beginning process. Thanks so much!!
The instructions sucked. So thanks for this video! Really helped me out!
They REALLY sucked lol
They really did
Thank you so much, just got my Ender 3 up and running thanks to you!! You did confuse me with the M4x16 at 6:50 ;) (you need M4x18 for the people who don't know)
SiboVG that’s why I spent so long pushing the screw! It’s not long enough, I was using the wrong screw!
Thank you. Honestly. Trying to follow another tutorial has done nothing for me. But you made everything so easy to understand and even gave helpful tips. I'm glad that this is my introduction into the world of 3D-Printing :D
Excellent video! I watched this and was able to assemble the kit in an hour or so without any major issues. One problem that I had to deal with was replacing the clip on the wires for the z-axis limit switch. Must have been damaged during shipping. After replacing with the male end of a 2S balance lead, I was up and running. I think that I will replace the Bowden tube with the Capricorn variant because the stock tube that came with my kit does not seem to say seated in the air fitting connected to the extruder. Finally, another mod I will incorporate is to remove the spool holder from the top of the printer. Thanks! Keep the content coming!!
Excellent video, thank you sir. Wish I had seen this before I assembled my Ender 3, took me almost 2 hours. LOL
I wonder how big the surge of views is around the holidays. I know I'm one of them haha
Same 😂
Thanks for this! Even with the error, you made I would've never been able to assemble this with the included instructions. Nothing but a bunch of arrows pointing to scribble. It still basically took me all day to assemble. I'm on my first test print of a pig which will never finish because I only have the included filament which is probably not enough but it's working!
Man, you are a godsent. I dont think I could have done it without this guide. Thanks!
The m4x16 doesn’t work
Should I do m4x18?
So Z axis is up.... this goes against all my 3D knowledge!
I suppose I'll be looking from the top down when imagining how I'm placing the model onto the plate
I was taught the z is the up n down in metal machining..I've seen software that u can change it so It'll b the way u want
Thanks for this. Saved me a TON of time with the initial assembly and skipped out on a bunch of future problems and trial and error
What an amazing video. Helped me avoid some of the pitfalls like not checking the tightness on the axis movement. Thank you!
Excellent video!
Also, you forgot to show the step to wire the Z-axis motor.
Awesome, started printing with my new Ender 3 without any glitches. Awesome Tutorial. Thank you again 3D Printing Canada.
It's late 2022 and this video is the best one I've found to get an Ender 3 set up. I've already had my first prints but this video is great for troubleshooting too.
After a few tries of watching other youtube videos to get mine start to print, I finally got it right. Thank you so much
I have a CR10 -S5 and I just purchased an Ender3 because of the headache that cost. Thank you so much for this and making it simple
My ender 3 Pro just arrived and thanks to your excellent youtube video, the setup was made easy!
I am a complete noob on the DIY scene and thanks to people like yourself the entry level is lowered immensly.
So people like me want to try and start with things like 3D printing.
Thanks you :)
Thanks friend, best video I found after getting frustrated with others.
Took two and a half hours in total
Definitely subscribing
I’ve been watching different videos and this is by far that best.
You saved my life!!! I'd never get it done by just using the instructions that came with the package from China. Thank you so much!!!
Thanks for the detail on this. After seeing that I wasn’t missing any steps, I checked again and again in this video and Reddit and found that my Z - Axis bump switch was pressed all the way flat.
Popped it up to where it is supposed to be and I’ve saved Christmas 2023!!!
Thanks for the assist btw! 🤘🏼
Greatest explanation of all time! Got mine up and running in an hour! Thank you
Excellent video, from opening box to printing with no issues