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- Are you looking for a 3D printer that's both budget-friendly and beginner-friendly? Check out the Creality Ender 3 V3 SE! This printer is only $200, making it a great choice for students and budget-minded individuals.
This printer is designed for first-time 3D printer owners, making it easy to get started 3D printing. So if you're looking for a 3D printer that's both beginner- and budget-friendly, be sure to check out the Creality Ender 3 V3 SE!
Creality Ender-3 V3 SE (Creality Website) - bit.ly/Ender-3-V3-SE
Creality Ender-3 V3 SE (Amazon Option 1) - amzn.to/3sIer2F
Creality Ender-3 V3 SE (Amazon Option 2) - amzn.to/3r8E5xb
Hyper Series PLA - bit.ly/Hyper-Series-PLA
Textured PEI Sheet (With Notches) - amzn.to/44tlutr
Textured PEI Sheet (Without Notches) - amzn.to/3qQ4fVj
3d Printer Filament That I Use:
PolyLite ABS - bit.ly/PolyLite-ABS
PolyLite ASA - bit.ly/PolyLite-ASA
PolyFlex TPU 95 (Flexible) - bit.ly/PolyFlex-TPU-95
PolyLite Silk PLA Blue - bit.ly/PolyLiteSilkPLABlue
NylonX Filament - bit.ly/MatterHackersNylonX
PolyTerra Marble PLA - bit.ly/PolyTerraMarblePLA
TECSONAR Tricolor PLA - amzn.to/3H79d5N
Build Series PLA - bit.ly/MatterHackersBuildSeri...
Build Series Silky PLA - bit.ly/BuildSeriesSilkyPLAMat...
Build Series ABS - bit.ly/MatterHackersBuildSeri...
Build Series PETG - bit.ly/MatterHackersBuildSeri...
PRO Series Filament - bit.ly/MatterHackersPROSeries...
Amazon 3D Printing Filament:
PLA - amzn.to/3gsLE9Z
PETG - amzn.to/3pXjjvu
ABS - amzn.to/3wsTRjS
ASA - amzn.to/2RX8dtM
Polycarbonate - amzn.to/3cLdr38
Nylon - amzn.to/3iNGeI2
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Creality Ender-3 V3 SE (Creality Website) - bit.ly/Ender-3-V3-SE
Creality Ender-3 V3 SE (Amazon Option 1) - amzn.to/3sIer2F
Creality Ender-3 V3 SE (Amazon Option 2) - amzn.to/3r8E5xb
Hyper Series PLA - bit.ly/Hyper-Series-PLA
Textured PEI Sheet (With Notches) - amzn.to/44tlutr
Textured PEI Sheet (Without Notches) - amzn.to/3qQ4fVj
3d Printer Filament That I Use:
PolyLite ABS - bit.ly/PolyLite-ABS
PolyLite ASA - bit.ly/PolyLite-ASA
PolyFlex TPU 95 (Flexable) - bit.ly/PolyFlex-TPU-95
PolyLite Silk PLA Blue - bit.ly/PolyLiteSilkPLABlue
NylonX Filament - bit.ly/MatterHackersNylonX
PolyTerra Marble PLA - bit.ly/PolyTerraMarblePLA
TECSONAR Tricolor PLA - amzn.to/3H79d5N
Build Series PLA - bit.ly/MatterHackersBuildSeriesPLA
Build Series Silky PLA - bit.ly/BuildSeriesSilkyPLAMatterHackers
Build Series ABS - bit.ly/MatterHackersBuildSeriesABS
Build Series PETG - bit.ly/MatterHackersBuildSeriesPETG
PRO Series Filament - bit.ly/MatterHackersPROSeriesFilament
Amazon 3D Printing Filament:
PLA - amzn.to/3gsLE9Z
PETG - amzn.to/3pXjjvu
ABS - amzn.to/3wsTRjS
ASA - amzn.to/2RX8dtM
Polycarbonate - amzn.to/3cLdr38
Nylon - amzn.to/3iNGeI2
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Note : Most of the links that I use that go to products are affiliate link. This means I make a small commission on anything that you happen buy using them. This is at no extra charge to you and this helps support the work I do on this channel. 😁👍
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#ender3 #creality #3dPrinting #3dScanning #DIY #RandyMay
This is super cool to me. I love that they made the z-offset automatic. This is MAJOR paint point when first starting out.
Yeah this is something I see people struggling with all of the time 😅
I have had to readjust their determination of z-offset after it sets it on all my prints. One was so high the print wouldn't stick. Next was so low it hit bed and couldn't print. Except for that I like this printer
@@randymay- Last week I got Ender 3 and Chromebook . Unfortunately I am at stop sign. No TF Card on screen.
Please help me .
The z-offset does not work, you will have to manually set it. Mine is 2mm out.
I have several of these machines, a KE, and a CR10-SE. All use the same leveling mechanism. Haven’t a had a z-issue on any of them.
Thanks for the link to the notched PEI plate for this
No problem I thought people would like that not having to modify anything and having the alignment still work
I got it and I love it super nice I printed some speakers with 10/10
This printer be able to add the nebula smart kit for touch screen capability, camera monitor and wifi?
Awesome! Thanks for pei link. Pei is the best!
No problem and yeah I use PEI on everything
this is probably going to be my second printer, but my first one is really old and kinda broken. wasnt too kind to it, but ive learned a lot and im looking forward to buying this
Let me know how that goes and if you have any questions
Is the green pla used in the video for the cat test model the CR matte green PLA ??
A solid print farm workhorse too!
Yeah I can see people using them for that.
Hey man. I would like to know how did you make the 3d printed TikTok gravity knife fit together. I tried it out on my SE but it didn't fit. Please help 😔🙏
Microcenter has this and the Ender 3 S1 at basically the same price. Would I be dumb to buy the V3 SE over an S1, if it’s the same price? I’m still a beginner printer, looking to upgrade from my EP3 pro that has given me so many issues
What do you think about this versus the Ender 3 S1? It looks like this one will be faster and it looks different, but not sure which to get.
This has most of the same features as the S1 for $179 less MSRP. You can actually get the S1 for much less than $379, but I still think the V3 is the better value. The V3 prints faster and IMO looks better, not that the latter point is super important.
I believe the main differences are that the S1 has a slightly larger screen, comes with a filament runout sensor, has knobs for the bed, and it has G sensors for a type of input shaping, plus a slightly taller print height. For some reason the S1 is advertised as being ABS capable while the V3 is not, but they have the same hot end, extruder, bed, and nozzle specs. Now if you step up the the S1 Pro, you do get the upgrade hot end, nozzle, and touch screen, but then it's $439. The S1 Plus is for larger printing and has the touch screen, but is $529.
The only other advantage is that the S1 likely has more support and mods since it has been out longer. If this is your first printer or an upgrade from a very cheap printer, the V3 would be my recommendation. The price is just so good for what you get. If you could get an S1 Pro for the same money I'd say probably do that, but otherwise unless you really want the resonance compensation input shaping on the S1, go V3.
Just got one, and love it, but I'm curious if the HotEnd can be switched out to an All Metal one. Have you tried it?
I have all the parts in at least I think I do to do this and I was going to make a video about it 👍
@@randymay Awesome, can't wait to see it!
@@randymay Can't wait tot see it. I subscribed so I won't miss it
@@randymay Have you had a chance to try this yet???
i recently got into 3d printing. i got an ender 3 neo last month. i have a months worth of hours into it. ive since quit my job (not enough time to print and work lmao) i was debating on getting a bambu lab p1p but honestly idk if i wanna deal with all the extra different stuff. might just get one or two of these. theyre so similar to the newest neo
Honestly the P1P is really easy to use and does some great work for the money. I have 3 of them 😅
@@randymay How about for maintenance? or if you run into any problems how hard is it to diagnose? Thanks coach!
So I just recently purchased a ender 3 pro on amazon
And now I'm seeing this ender 3 version 3 SE everywhere, seems like a much better printer than the one I purchased and is the same price I paid, I am within the return window, I am assuming I should make the swap ? Unless there's something I am missing?
That's really going to be up to you if you want to do that. This new printer is nice and just kinda works out of the box but you can still do a lot with the printer that you have.
Hi I bought that, exactly because this video but I am having a problem with print ahe doesn't understand the sd card and I can't print even the one that comes with her. If you see this comment please help me 😢
What size replacement bed can I use? I can only find the 235x235 the original bed is 220x220
235x235 measure the bed that you have, if I'm remembering correctly the bed is that size but the max print size is 220x220
Hows the overhang with the pei. Since the old ender 3 was tad bigger
It looks like it has the same plate size so there is no overhang. This is also the same pei plate that I use on the K1 and the ender 5 S1 👍
Are you using cura to slice ? I just got my printer yesterday and I haven't sliced anything for it yet I wanna try now but my cure doesn't have a profile for it. I was just gonna use my normal ender 3 profile but do I set the mm's higher and like how high ?
The creality print slicer is pretty good and has a built in profile, and it runs the mms at 180 by default. You can just use an Ender 3 S1 profile.
Yeah basically that 👍
@@Trashalchemy Thanks for the question and the answer. I like Cura and would rather use it but, like @nehohoess indicated, there's no profile for the V3 SE printer. And I really don't want to take the time right now to fiddle with all the settings.
Would you rather get an Elegoo Neptune 3 Pro or this printer I want to buy for my first one and can't decide?
Neptune 3 Pro does have some more features like a filament run out sensor and a textured pi bed out of the box. They both have the same size build area if I remember correctly.
If you have a little extra money like $60 you might want to get the Neptune 4 because it's a lot faster and running Klipper firmware out of the box. bit.ly/ElegooNeptune4
Would you recommend the Neptune 4 over this for a first time buyer?
Would it be worth spending the extra money to get a neptune 4 pro? Or is this printer worth the seamless "out-of-box" experience? I know this is def a slower printer than the Neptune, but the Neptune 4 sounds crazy loud when you push high speeds. Thoughts?
It's really going to be up to your needs and how you are using it. The Elegoo Neptune 4 is a better print for the extra money but it's also loud so if you are printing in the same room you are sleeping in that might be a big problem. I do have a video about the Neptune 4 here th-cam.com/video/wRK1XIysr2k/w-d-xo.html
The Ender 3 V3 SE is a lot quieter for sure, to the point that I had to check on it a few times to make sure it was still going. It is a slower printer as well compared to the Neptune 4 but definitely a lot faster than the original ender 3.
@@randymay Yeah I noticed you had reviewed both printers so you were the perfect person to ask. Isn't there different fan modes on the neptune 4 pro, and also an on/off switch on the auxiliary fans? How does the 4 pro perform on 'mute' mode/ when the aux fans are off? I just wanna know if the neptune 4 pro can print around the 3v3SE speed on quiet mode, since I wanna be able to print fast during the day, and hopefully have it on a slower mute mode during the night.
@@randymay Yeah i noticed that you had both printers so you were the perfect person to ask. I'm just curious about what speed levels you can achieve with the Neptune 4 pro when it's in mute mode (I believe there are 3 fan modes right?). Or when you turn the switch on the auxiliary fans off. Is it comparable to the 3v3SE? I mainly want the option the run the Neptune at max speed during the day, and then a slower & quieter mode at night. Thoughts?
You can really quiet the Neptune 4 if you slow down the print speed a little and turn off the rear fans. It still isn't going to whisper quite like the Ender3 V3 SE but I think it would be quiet enough
@@randymay so at 180 mm/s, the ender 3V3 SE still takes the crown in terms of noise? Damn ok ok
Is this better option then ender v2 neo? Please reply bud. Thanks for your time!
From what I have seen this is a better option compared to the neo
@@randymay thanks my brother. I will go definetly then for that you showed us
This has a USB C on the front. Can it be plugged into a PC or use a USB flash drive in that socket?
I honestly don't know but I don't have a type c USB to try it 😅
Can you just remove the sprite regular and drop the sprite pro on
I honestly don't know.
Compared to the Ender 3 S1 at pretty much an identical price, do you think it is better?
Yes and no. There is a better version on this with Klipper installed so it's much faster.
@@randymay and what's the no? Why isn't it better. I would be comparing stock.
Can you add/use a glass build plate?
It looks like you could do that you just have to add clips to attach the glass to the build surface.
@@randymay Wouldn't Z offset calibration damage the glass?
Why would it? It's just pressing on the bed to trigger the strain sensor.
@@Atomique13it would, if you didn’t calibrated the printer to the new glass plate. Simple solution is to put the glass on and then level it.
Well yeah, anytime you change something out you have to relevel and calibrate the printer.
What is the level noise? Thanks
It's very quiet especially compared to the other printers I have been using. I had to check on it a few times to make sure it was still running before I didn't hear anything haha
Where can I get the stk file for the small knife 🙏
Here is the fully printable one www.thingiverse.com/thing:6201257
@@randymay thank you 🙏
Is this printer on Klipper firmware ?
I don't believe so
could you share us the knife stl?
www.printables.com/model/538540-tiktok-gravity-knife-fidget-toy
@@randymay yeah thank you 🫶🏻
Got upgrade modes ideas?
I should have some parts coming in soon for a video I'm making on that 😁👍
I wonder if there'll be a way to get the auto z and bed to work on an Ender 3 s1 pro
There probably is a way to do that but I don't know how you would do it. You really don't need the auto z offset seeing that it's easy to set up on your own in just a few minutes. And if you are using the same kind of material it doesn't really change so you are only doing it every so often anyways.
Could you add a link for the pei sheet that fits the ender 3 v3 se I can't seem to find any for this model yet. Please and thank you!
Textured PEI Sheet (With Notches) - amzn.to/44tlutr
Textured PEI Sheet (Without Notches) - amzn.to/3qQ4fVj
BTW , wth is that knife name. What’s it’s official like name that people search up yo make it. I can’t find it anywhere 😂. It’s so annoying
No, after about 10 prints the PC bed is great, sticks well and is easy to crack off. Only these youtube videos where they've printed twice is this an issue. Don't was your time or money. Heat the bed up to 60 and use your nail to pry it off a few times and it isn't a problem at all.
You really can use whatever works for you but I really dislike printing on PC. There is always a point where something sticks too well to it and leaves material behind or it ends up ripping over time.
Smooth or textured PEI works a lot better and I have never had to replace one in like the PC sheets.
They work out of the box and then they slowly start to fail eventually printing nothing but string. I am on my 5th V3and they all go the same way. DO NOT BUY THIS PRINTER. all you are doing is BETA testing for them and paying them to do so.
Honestly that sounds more like a user error problem if you have gone through 5 of them like this. These are very simple printers but you do still need to know what you are doing to use them. You will need to make sure the bed is clean and you are slicing your files the right way for the printer. Also you might need to manually adjust the Z offset.
I own a print farm
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creality shill
Shill? Really? Care to explain?
@@randymay Sure. Your description clearly states you make commission. Your link to purchase an Ender 3 V3 SE for 200$ is also a bitly click tracker link. You clearly have incentive to peddle the product.
Yeah I do this with every video and all of the stuff I use in them. It doesn't matter if it's Creality or some random company selling a tool that I use in the video. If someone watches the video and wants to buy the product and uses my link of course I'm going to get a commission from it. This is my full-time job.
That being said I'm not paid to say anything about the products that I get and I'm just saying what I think about them and leaving the decision to buy it up to whoever watches the video.