How to Install Ender 3 V3 KE / SE LED Lightbar - Creality 3D Printer
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- EVERY STEP, of how to install an OFFICIAL Creality LED Light Kit, on an Ender 3 V3 KE / SE - 3D Printer
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It arrived today and installed smoothly thanks to this video. Cheers mate!
Or you can also send the power cable down the inner left gantry post to hide the power cable from view.
It’s a little more fiddly but if you’re going to the effort of putting a filament sensor on the se you can do both in one.
meh. Not worth the effort. The Creality video shows this method, despite the manual showing the method I went with. I went with the manual method. Not messing with my working build, for a light, and I'd rather my Noobish peeps, not either. My more experience peeps, are gonna do it however they want anyways, or, mode the crud out of it. 😂😂 I usually remove sensors, instead of install them. 😜
@@3DRundown You can pull the wire through the post using a length of filament and some tape. That way, the only thing to remove is the top brace, rather than the whole post.
@@3DRundownI made the mistake of watching Creality's original install video, and has the entire gantry removed and parts falling everywhere before reassembling and finding your video. I can't tell you how much yours helped.
The official creality video is so deeply unhelpful that it's bordering on malice.
I'm gonna order it right now after seeing your video.
Thanks. Installation done. Just one edit. You say the thru-hole is on the back right. It's really on the back left. Probably because you had it turned around you said right. Now to design and print a clip to put into that hole that snaps in and holds the wire kind a tight, and a light bar cover as it's really bright while I'm sitting at my desk.
🤔At 6:28, I say "Rear Left". They are def brighter! Mine are never turned on.
Love your video! So how do you run the LED wire neatly? I just put a zip tie at the very bottom after making sure you have enough wire to clear the big vertical screw on the back. Also make sure you leave some extra wire to allow the stepper motor to clear the wire when going up.
Some run it down the inside of the rail. I just leave it there. I have 3 like this and never had an issue
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A great 3D adventure, thanks coach.
Welcome playa!
The new background looks good! The bdm dungeon look was kinda wierd. Lol
The BDM dungeon is still where I shoot most of my stuff. 😂😂 This dirty room separator was $15 at Salvation army, and let's me shoot some simple stuff in my office without lugging machines around. I'd love one for my Dungeon. Got $100 for me? 😉
Excellent job on showing how to connect the wires in the motherboard, helped me out a ton. I did a different strategy than you did or that @mdeshon mentioned in your comments below - I took off the plastic parts off of the wires of the light using an exacto blade, and on the side of the light switch, I fed the wire in the leftmost tiny ridge-gaps on the gantry surface (not within the gantry itself - there was zero removal of the top plate holding the filament sensor or the gantry) and through a small gap present on the Z motors - it is extremely flush, required no disassembly besides the under panel for hardwiring into the motherboard and the four screws for actually attaching the thing. That being said, it was a PAIN to feed that wire through, and I also had to add a few mm of electrical tape to the ends of the + and - wires so that the live points didn't contact each other when screwing them into the motherboard because of removing the plastic bits. It works fantastically though! Thank you again.
-SR
Very cool. While it's fun to go super nova nerd, For me, I have to try to go a route that the masses can understand, and do themselves. If I overcomplicate, I cut out large audiences.
Very welcome. Good to have you
@@3DRundown I totally understand. It is what I enjoy the most about watching your videos!
I followed your instructions to assemble the light bar, but after doing so, the printer would not turn on, any suggestions on how to fix this?
My guess, would be a short. Either at the light, or the motherboard. Make sure neither of the wires are contacting eachother.
i ran my wiring by removing the top completely and feeding the wire down the channel through the bottom. no visible wiring!
That works. But I'd prefer to not tell my noobs to take stuff apart. 😜
So you left us with a wire flopping around where it can get caught in the moving parts?
I understand that you wanted something simple for beginners, but you owe it to them to at least mention the cleaner option. I think Creality did us a disservice by including only the "simple" instructions with the product, and if I had not seen their video before I saw yours, I still wouldn't know there is a better way.
I tinkered with the other methods, and I don't like them. I have 3 models: S1, V2, and V3 KE, hooked up this way, and I have seen absolutely no issue at all with the wire placement. No moving parts have bothered it at all. Hundreds of hours of prints on each. Everything I show, is based on actual real world use, here at my shop. #KISS
In 30 years you could be a good beginner amateur. If you can, don't give others advice on technical matters.
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@@3DRundowni mean you're just following the creality instructions. Which are... bleh, but totally not your fault. And they're nigh impossible to understand to a normal person without a magnifying glass. So I'm on your side here.
The official method they have people use? Wow creality xD making your content creators look bad when they follow your instructions xD