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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 พ.ค. 2024
- Hi guys,
Today we will unbox and assemble the new Creality Ender 3 V2.
In this video, you have access to all the steps for a perfect and correct assembly.
We will also give you several good tips and tricks to help you achieve excellent printing results.
Also included are the main calibrations, a very important improvement and the electronics overview.
1:03 - Unboxing
2:56 - Kitty´s inspection
6:20 - Input Voltage Selector
6:40 - How to access the Board
7:30 - Ferrules Fix
7:50 - How to access the Power Supply
8:36 - Assembly
10:17 - Wheel's Grip/Eccentric Nuts Adjustment Procedure
17:06 - Z Stepper Motor Alignment Procedure
18:15 - Leadscrew Alignment Procedure
22:58 - Belt Tension Procedure
23:42 - Menus Overview
24:53 - Z Endstop Adjustment
26:19 - Bed Leveling Procedure
27:53 - Kitty's Questions
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This might as well have been an official build guide. Great work!
I got this 3d printer a few weeks ago. It can't build the bottom layer correctly. But there are many details that aren't included on the official video and this one does and I'm sure many of them could be affecting. I will reassemble the printer again following this guide.
This was the second assembly guide I watched, but the first one that actually helped. Thank you for such an easy to follow guide. I don't think I'd have managed to print it with just the manual.
This, and your related videos, are probably the last ones I'll view for setting up and adjusting the 3 v2. In the one video I've found all the tricks and suggestions I've found in other videos, but you have them all together. Your diction and cadence were perfect. Your closeups and editing were superb. With this video alone, I now have the confidence that both the build and calibration will be smooth and precise. From that, I expect close to perfect prints: if not, I see your other videos will save the day. Thank you. Liked, commented and subscribed.
This should be official video of Creality Ender 3 V2!
Agreed
Great video! Thanks so much for posting this. I've just ordered my Ender 3 V2, so this will be very useful for a newbie to 3D printing such as myself.
The best assembly guide of V2 in TH-cam. Good job bro.
So I figured after watching that I would have to disassemble and reassemble my 3 v2 ender. A very good film deals with important prolems during assembly.
Thanks so much for this. I've tried assembling with the manual and 2 other videos, but was having so much difficulty with everything to do with the X axis. This video got me going - well done for putting it together perfectly.
Thank you for including instructions that were not included in the original instructions. I had a wobbly print head for a year and never knew the were eccentric nuts. Just made that adjustment.
Thanks for your involvement to make a detailed video. This is really a best video for the beginners to assemble the 3D printer.
Great video as ever. Some brilliant tips here. The concentric adjustment was overlooked in the manual. One of my Z axis rollers was not against the vertical rail. I’m betting this is the reason behind the ghosting I’m getting on my prints.
Thank you for help me with install the x-axis timing belt.No other video or their book explain how to secure time-belt as you did👌🏾
My new ender 3 is assembled and working! Thank you!!
THE BEST ASSEMBLY VIDEO!!! Thank you!!!!!
Thanks for the instructions!!! I have just followed them and my printer is making his first print!!!!
Ah, was searching for a good Video about the Ender 3 V2 and I am glad that my friend Rui has lovely wife already made it. Thanks for this great Video and special thanks to Kitty, without her skills we would never find out it something left in the Box.
Yep, you can always trust cats. ;-)
The z switch is NOT supposed to be pushed down until the tab touches the base. The bottom of the switch is supposed to line up with the bottom of the z axis pole (so the tab doesn't touch anything - it is several mm above the base). You even mentioned that if the bed is too low you can smash into the stepper motor. I had this problem - had to move the z switch up as the manual says (although creality missed this in their own video too). I don't know why you would suggest cutting the tab on the z switch and moving it DOWN - this would make the problem even worse and make a more serious collision which could completely ruin your printer. Also, if the z switch ever came loose nothing would stop it falling all the way down - this would be disastrous and probably would ruin your printer also - Why would you suggest this?????
Apart from this the video is excellent though.
Best assembly video I've seen. I think i can fix mine now that I've seen this.. Thank you!!
Really the best video on here for assembling the Ender 3 V2 properly. Regarding the Z Stepper Motor Alignment Procedure at 17:46 I had to add the shims between the plastic mount and the Z motor instead of between the plastic mount and the metal rod.
Thank you very much for this! Liked and subscribed! This video helped me loads.
hi ruiraptor team,
excellent done...after watching lots of blabla videos re assembling ender3 v2, i found your entry. Congrats and thx so much for that efforts. Now i will turn on my printer and watch more of your advices. ...and greetings to the " nice-finger-lady" from germany.
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Hi Liliana Witt,
thank you so much for your kind comment :)
Greetings from Portugal
Rui & Sandra
The Ender 3v2 is my first 3D printer. Thank you for the great and logical instructions, it runs straight away! I didn't even look at the original instructions. :)
My tip, don't jam any cables, I did that with the z-limit switch .. :(
Thank you very much for this video!
Thank you very much for the guide!
if anyone is having issues with their printer not turning on after assembly make sure you have the correct voltage set in the back
Thank you haha! I kinda freaked out for a second
@@Firebubble I did too at first then I had the bright Idea to change the voyage and low and behold it worked
Thanks a lot for this very thorough and helpful assembly tutorial for the Ender 3 v2! I used this to build my printer today, I even calibrated the nozzle/bed distance with the paper test but now it is too late to annoy the neighbors with test prints so that has to wait for Sunday tomorrow :-)
News flash. It’s not loud.
@@dugy40 Well, I did not know how loud it will be back then and I have two sleeping rooms of the neighbors adjacent above and below. In the meantime I used the printer (obviously) and sometimes let the print run during the night but I am still not sure whether the neighbors might have heard something.
I determined back then that the loudness factor is "Angry gaming notebook".
As always a fantastic video again guys
Got everything going with this video. Thank you!
Hi Eric, glad it helped.
Excellent tutorial!
Great video, by far the best tutorial to build the Ender 3 V2. Very detailed , lots of tips. Clear video angles. Great quality.
Thanks for the tips! Now i need to rebuild my printer.
Very good, thank you 🤗 cute kitty!
Amazing video, this review is excellent
Thank you for this awesome detailed video. You touched all the aspects and helped me alot today. I've just build my first 3D printer and the instructions given in the manual is a little difficult to understand. I first assembled my ender 3v2 as per the given instructions and faced various issues. But because of your video I've also found a manufacturing goof-up by creality. They changed the orientation of the bolt heads on my x carriage pulleys and there is no way of putting the X carriage extrusion. But Thanx to you I've solved this problem. Again thanks a lot man keep up the good work.
Hi Vikas, thank you so much for your feedback.
I have the same problem. How did you solve it?
Fantastic video! Watched @ 1.5x full through then reran and stopped as i followed instructions =)
Question when it comes to the wires what do I need to do? It’s my first printer got it as a gift and I understand everything except the electronic part is there something I need to plug-in on the board?
Thank you very much! You saved me!
My Ender 3 V2 is being delivered today.
Great video..
Best video of this device explanation
This is a great video. I just want to make sure I have all the right tools at hand. Do you have a list of everything you used?
Helped a lot thanks
great video
helped me a lot
thx
Thank you very much, clear instructions. Great tutorial
19:28 why skip? how do you get the panel mount onto the rail ? also does this machine not need fillament fed to it?
Thanks for the help, you're a little quick though I had to rewind every step but I made a print with it today, so success. The instruction manual included in the box is awful
very good - thank you
Does anyone know the reason for changing the wire ferrules at the beginning of the video? Thanks in advance!
liked and subscribed thanks!
Bom vídeo, obrigado :) Abraço
Your video has been a huge help the print in the instructions are super small so it hard to follow
Thank you very much
very good. I'm from Brazil, this video very help me !!!!!!
Olá Pedro, ficamos contente por ter gostado do nosso video :)
18:06 I'm missing the tiny top screw of the coupling....
What do I do?
My glass bed seems to be warped and is lower in the middle so it won't adjust over the whole surface plus when I tried to print something the filament won't stick to it! I never had that problem with other models!
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I'd like to echo thanks for such a comprehensive installation video. The manual was so difficult to understand and they chose smallest font just to torment us more
Dang got to take mine apart and start over too! Rather do it now than have it prematurely wear out.
I'll be using this as a reference guide since I found this to be the most comprehensive and well paced videos. Just a couple questions, what was the whole thing at the beginning with the power and checking the board. Is there something I need to do here? Are you just checking to make sure you have the right board or what is going on here? Also, if I don't have a right angle ruler how difficult is this step going to be? Should I purchase one before attempting this assembly?
Hi Tin, regarding the board checking, we recommend to check if every connector is correctly installed and also, for the screw type connectors, check if the screws are tightened and the wires secure. Regarding the square, you can assemble the printer without it, however, a good square frame will prevent other issues in the future, so, if you can get one, it would be better in our opinion.
Looks like you got the CORRECT backplate that has the additional (2) mounting holes (left side of backplate next to plastic fan shroud) for a BLTouch or other things such as pen holder etc.
Mine came without it : ( but SainSmart (Amazon USA) will be shipping another backplate I will have to replace.
better guide then creality's. good job
Great video! I don´t understand what you are doing on min 7:42 with the wires. Is that necessary? what is that for?
Hi Juan, what we are trying to show is that the manufacturer does not use ferrules to connect the wires to the screw type connectors. This can be a safety issue and that's why we always recommend to crimp ferrules to these wires.
@@ruiraptor never heard about this but safety is important. Any chance you could show how to do this for total noobs that never heard the name ferrules before?
Any recommendation on connectors and size
@@ruiraptor can you explain why this is a safety issue?
can somebody help me? Im having trouble with my printer, but I wanted to know how heavy is to rise the axis z
Speaking of electronics, disconnect the stepper motors during assembly. They generate high voltages if moved quickly. The new controller boards at 32 bits operate at 1.63vdc at the core, and these motors are making much more than that. Even if it seems fine afterwards, it can get unexpectedly glitchy later. Yes, even our little data buddies can get Alzheimer's...
Boas Rui na tua opinião mandando vir de fora qual a melhor impressora abaixo dos 250 obrigada
Boa tarde Ricardo, há uma série de variáveis que podem influenciar a escolha. Se quiser, contacte-nos por email ou facebook e falamos um pouco.
I hope you can help... when I build mine, the left vertical bar leans forward. I tried loosening and re-tightening, but it is still leaning forward.. maybe 2 degrees. it isn't 90 degrees to the bed. Do you think that's a problem? The right one is a perfect 90 degrees to the bed
Maybe you have a bad cut profile. Try to dissassemble that left vertical profile and install it up side down. Maybe the top side has a better cut.
@@ruiraptor they dont label whitch is witch the x axis is the on with three holes and u have to screw it in from the back
Where can I get shims? Do pieces of paper work? I can't get the Z-axis square with the fram with the screw strategy, so where can I get the appropriate shims?
Greetings Audrey, if you cannot find shims locally, you can try and get some on ebay, amazon or aliexpress.
would blue loctite help with knobs from loosening? Blue is a medium loctite and will not lock the nut like the heavier loctites ....
You can use a normal nut tightened against the knob. That will lock it in place and at the same time if you need to re-adjust the leveling, you can easily do.
@@ruiraptor great idea! 😁
Should my lead screw be able to be pulled out the coupling when it’s tighten?
no open the top all the way the slide the screw in and really tighten down hard...
hi madam sandra.. regards to sir rui... keepsafe always...
My ender 3 V2 is running steppers hot to touch. Noticed these are my vrefs
X & Z - 1.194
Y - 1.009
E - 1.34
What should be the correct vref?
Hi, the stepper run hot on this printer. That's why Creality put warning stickers on them. These steppers are rated to work up to 80 degrees C but they are running at lower temperature. Did you measure the temperature on yours? It's possible to reduce the Vrefs a bit but this needs to be tested to check if there will be no layer shift/skip steps.
Does isopropyl alcohol ruin the glass bed? I cleaned mine with IPA and it leaves a weird residue and now I can’t get rid of it. Any ideas on how to properly clean this?
Hi Jake, for these type of beds (glass with coating) the manufacturer recommends not to use alcohol. They recomend using soap and water. But don't worry, use dishwasher soap (for example) and clean the glass. It will probably take you several tries but we bet you will get your bed nice and clean again.
ruiraptor thanks so much! I’ll give it a try and let u know how it goes
this is my first printer, how do you bootloader (flash) if micro sd can't read itself, or update firmware in printer? i tried everything.. as quick as i put everything together? i'm gonna quickly return, and exchange 😭 good video by the way 👍 i can't update it, even though the printer works with just cable, its gonna be a problem in the future. unless there's something i don't know? could you tell me thanks
Hi, it seems that your display is always black correct? Try to get a new memory card or format the one you have to FAT32 and copy only the firmware (BIN file) to it. Try to boot up the printer with the memory card inserted and check if it flashes the firmware.
What the if the spare nozzle?
I followed your video.
Thank you for this video, much easier than following the instruction booklet. I find it funny that we have to cut the z axis stopper to set up the bed correctly, lol. Talk about a fuckup from Creality.
14:31
VERY IMPORTANT! DESIGN DEFECT!
These (2) screws share the same hole and bottom out and cannot get fully tight.
Add a 1mm thick FLAT WASHER to the rear side. NOT the front side tapered countersunk screw!!!
REPLACE STOCK SPRINGS WITH YELLOW SPRINGS!
Replace stock black plastic extruder (it WILL break) with metal silver extruder with larger silver coupler. Or get a dual gear extruder such as EZR, BMG clone or Bondtech etc.
2:24 Good point. Best as a visual indicator. I take off every filament change, so would NOT want tight.
- On our printer, both screws have beem get fully tighten without any washer. Maybe Creality changed this like they changed the X carriage backplate.
- Several users reported breaking the extruder lever, but we didn't break any from our machines yet. The metal/dual gear extruder is an inprovement over the stock one.
- Not sure what you mean with your last remark.
The monitor mount does not want to go on
Isn't this Rui Santos from RandomNerdTutorials?
No it's not.
So I just bought one of this one, and while I'm waiting for it to arrive, I was wondering if you recommend to use loctite, to secure the main screws.
Awesome video by the way, very detailed and useful. Thanks a lot for sharing it ❤️
No Loctite needed. You may need to disassemble later if disaster strikes and the Loctite would be detrimental in that case.
@@gregoryconnors7370 thanks sir
10:20 and begin
12:42
13:50
Mine arrived and the Bed was very tight.. When moved the rollers had flats on them. Replaced and Bed rolls smooth. Just beware
thanks a million for this video.. i setup my printer using the same. The way the video was shot was awesome!
one important point to note.. the z axis limit switch need not stop at the notch given.. you can keep it a bit higher, the base of the switch on the same level as the z axis profile. this will help to raise the overall height, and levelling will also not lead to the y axis stepper motor being hit.. The manual from creality also says the same thing on step 1..
Did you figure out how to turn those rectangle nuts in. I had a really hard time so I haven't put it on yet
This! I had this issue and thought it was a problem with the unit. Most videos miss this (even creality's own video). BANG! Nasty gouge on my stepper motor housing. Luckily I noticed during the leveling process that something wasn't quite right.
Wait what? I realised at the end they mentioned this - but they suggested you should cut the tab off the z switch and LOWER the z switch - what!!! This will make the bed lower and make the problem worse. Why would they suggest that!
i wish firstly i see your video, i already defect the wheels :S
I would not instruct people to cut the notch off the Z stop switch. What's the point?
Hi,
the stock bed springs have low compression strenght and you need to compress them a bit more for better performance.
However, when compressing the springs a bit more, and after homing, the nozzle will not reach the bed. You need to adjust the Z endstop (to lower the nozzle) but because of that plastic lip/stop, you don't have much adjustment travel.
This guide is so confusing. You explain what to do and show what to do it but dont provide good angle to show how exactly you do it. When i put the extruder onto the piece, which way does it go? What side do i put the belt on? Im so confused
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You don’t put side posts on first.
thanks but oh god not watchable at stock 1x speed, thanks YT for x1.25
Great guide👍 really helpful. Creality assembly guide is a joke
24:44
Note v0.0.9 is FAULTY firmware.
While printing, then TUNE (i.e. adjust temp, etc, then BACK), printer will do layer shift damage, make loud grinding noise, and also possible MicroSD card corruption (it uses MicroSD card to emulate EEPROM storage, layer save for power loss print resume).
Update to latest v1.0.1 asap.
www.creality.com/download/32
Hi Tim D.
Yes, and as we mention in our previous video, the firmware can be updated in one of two ways.
th-cam.com/video/y87P7K5DTMU/w-d-xo.html
Also, Creality released a new version today (2.0.1) in their website.
@@ruiraptor yeah, looks like they did... but to add to confusion, which Creality is good at, it is a .RAR file instead of .ZIP (most familiar with)? They keep moving files, renaming them etc. It's probably the same Creality v1.0.1 just renamed, but I will have to take a look and UN-RAR it. It would be nice if the included CHANGE LOG too. : /
EDIT: Looks to be Creality v1.0.2 now. No idea what changed from v1.0.1. Creality is so screwy.
I love watching Sandra's beautiful hands!
Lots of good information here, thanks. But all those rings on her fingers while working on an electrical device is really a problem for me.
1st!!!!!
I’ll never say screw the same way again.
I don’t wanna see the electronics. I came to watch assembly.
So skip that part and stop being so ungrateful for the free help you're receiving.
@@gotmunchiez don’t like my comment like I don’t like the electronics? Take your own advice. Skip my comment and move along wetardoe.
🇵🇹???
Too much
Still not seeing $200 more of value
Probs a bit late to answer, but just received my Ender 3 v2. I can tell you a few things that make the extra 70eur compared to the v1 make it more bang for your buck. Firstly, it is much more quieter, so if sound is a bit of an issue, this is better. They use new stepper drivers which make the steppers quiet, only comes with this Ender. (If you also take into account that creality sells their 8bit silent mother board for 48eur, the value builds up a little bit). Next, it's a 32bit. I know they said they'll equip all new Ender 3s with a 32bit, but vendors have to get rid of all stock before you get one with a 32bit. 32bit is a nice future proof feature as Marvin might demand more to run in the future. Also, it comes with a 20eur glass bed for free, which for the hobbyist, is better than the magnetic build plate as it lasts longer and works v good with pla (which they'll probs use). The new interface is nice but not necessary, but does offer a few more features than the v1. It uses a 40×40 as opposed to a 20×40 to the v1. The power supply is a meanwell and is mounted on the bottom (functions better than v1 (tho same power supply as v1 pro) and doesn't hit against build plate or as easy to damage).So basically, it's more quality of life changes, better build quality, will produce basically the same print, but comes with most of the upgrades that most will add to their v1. Hopes this answers a few q's.
I cannot say it any better than @dwaynesteckley4832, a few comments below. Great job??