FlashForge Creator 3 Pro (Initial Thoughts and Opinions Review)

Welcome to my in-depth review of the FlashForge Creator 3 Pro 3D printer! In this video, I’ll be taking you through the features, performance, and overall user experience of this cutting-edge 3D printer. Whether you’re a seasoned 3D printing enthusiast or a newcomer to the world of additive manufacturing, you’ll find valuable insights and practical tips in this comprehensive review.
🛠️ Key Features:
• Dual Independent Extruders: Explore the power of multi-material and multi-color printing with the Creator 3 Pro’s dual extrusion system.
• Large Build Volume: Unleash your creativity with a generous build area that allows you to bring your larger-than-life ideas to reality.
• Precise Printing: Discover the impressive layer resolution and accuracy that the Creator 3 Pro offers, ensuring your designs come out just the way you envision.
🔥 Performance Highlights:
From intricate models to functional prototypes, I’ll showcase how the Creator 3 Pro handles various printing tasks. We’ll dive into speed, reliability, and detail to help you gauge its performance for your specific needs.
🎨 User-Friendly Interface:
Navigating the printer’s user interface and software can make or break your 3D printing experience. I’ll walk you through the setup process, slicing software, and provide insights into streamlining your workflow.
Join me as I put the FlashForge Creator 3 Pro through its paces, pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in the world of 3D printing. Don’t forget to hit that like button, subscribe for more in-depth reviews, and leave your questions or thoughts in the comments section below. Let’s dive in and explore the limitless potential of the Creator 3 Pro together!
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[@AdrianCho]

I'm a little confused as you said you couldn't print TPU because of the tension issue but you showed a wheel with TPU and PLA?

[@VitalikHobbies]

Sorry I guess I should have stated that differently. So what I printed was tpu95A the hardest tpu you can find. But the printer was really struggling to print this filament. Because you can’t adjust the tension it just slips. I printed around 6 of those wheels until i finally got it to work with some settings but, it was a very average print. Flexible materials need something like a bmg extruder to adjust the tension.

[@vadim81]

Great Review!!! You touched on a lot of important details most miss. Keep them coming more.

[@dirklormess6817]

Great Video, thanx very much!!!
You said you printed all models without tuning and they look awesome in the Video.
Did you set any specific Slicer options, especially for the 2 color prints and the Gearbox? Could you probably provide the Slicer files?
Did you also try LAN/WiFi printing? I tried both, but most time prints fail, although same gcode files succeed when printing over USB. Seems like they are streaming the files and not ready downloading them before print starts.
Really looking forward for more of your Creator 3 Pro Videos!!!
Cheers from Germany

[@VitalikHobbies]

Thank you very much for watching. I used the flash print slicer but after doing the video I will be switching to simplify3d. Simplify3d works a lot better and you can send the files over WiFi and it works just great. I will be making a lot more videos on this printer.

[@AdrianCho]

Great review! Can you tell me whether this is shipped with the carbon steel nozzles or is it the stainless steel ones?

[@VitalikHobbies]

Thanks! So it comes with standard brass nozzles. Then you also get two separate hotends that have hardened steel nozzles.

[@stopbegging4likes]

This printer is a toy for kids, not for production use. We've had the 1 and now the 3 both suck and stay broke. Abs prints always warp because the chamber isn't heated