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Creality CR-10S Pro V2 3D Printer Auto Levelling 300 * 300 * 400mm $633.95 Delivered @ Artiss Furnishings via Amazon

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Creality CR-10S Pro V2 3D Printer Auto Levelling 300 * 300 * 400mm $633.95 Delivered from Amazon
Very decent price for this large format printer
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  • I'm looking into 3D printers atmo. What's the difference between this and the similarly sized Ender 5 Plus?

    • +1

      I bought an Ender 5 Plus personally. Build volume is very similar, and you don't have to be as concerned about induced oscillations when the print gets taller (as the bed on CR-10S moves back and forth, whereas on the Ender 5 Plus the whole bed moves down).

      Some pretty good info on these channels.

      https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0wibNiEDwok18wFNRHrHMg Kersey Fabrications

      https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsnKS1fVNJ1yjCkGOXXDd4A Frankly Built

      https://www.youtube.com/c/Chris3DPrintShop Chris' 3D Print Shop

      • ic. I knew the Ender 5's bed only moves on the Z axis. I can see how that helps in stability printing taller items.

        How often are you doing maintenance on it?

        • +1

          Mine is currently out of action as I replace the print head (with an all metal microswiss) and the main board with the silent board.
          Taking a little while as my shoulder is out of action due to surgery though.

          Check out the links and you'll find Kersey especially does upgrades on his and there's a wealth of info in those few channels alone.

          • @Revrnd: That's 2 upgrades i have on my list for the Ender 5 so good to know im on the right track. Which board did you go for?

            • +1

              @Villainous: SKR mini E3 or Turbo, turbo require some grinding to get rid of a post.

    • Ender 5 plus is better if you print tall, if not cr 10

      • Why CR10 if not printing tall? Faster with the moving bed?

        • +1

          Yeah, it also have silent driver and dual gear bondtech extruder, capircorn out of the box. Those upgrades for cost more than this machine.

          ~50 (dual drive bondtech extruder), SKR e3 turbo(75) + shipping from a local reseller. I mean you can cheaper ones but legit have dont have issue where gear rub on the metal.

          I personally went with single drive metal extruder, SKR e turbo, capircorn tube, micro swiss all metal hotend on ender 5 plus.

          The silent board is personally a must for me.

  • I want a printer that can print steel.

    • +2

      I’m waiting for an organic one so I can print a new face…

      • I'd be interested in an organic one to print some bigger balls.

        Then can tea bag peoples forehead like a porn star

      • just print a steel face?

    • Well they exist, have for a while. Porsche is using it to print there new engine. Available for deep wallets or a tax write off

  • Booyakasha!

    • +1

      Ali G in da hous

  • -3

    Nothing in the comments has helped me

    • How are people supposed to answer a question you have not asked?

  • +1

    Purchase to delivery took 5 days. Assembly took 10 minutes. Manual levelling another 5. Had a 3Dbenchy printed within 2 hours of unboxing (print took 1hr 45mins).

    Benchy printed fine out-of-box (stock firmware with no software or hardware mods/upgrades). Benchy STL/model was sliced using "Creality Slicer" downloaded off their website (not the version supplied on the included SD Card) using the preconfigured settings for the CR-10S Pro v2 (this printer).

    First time printer. Obligatory Benchy. It can only go downhill from here.

    TL;DR: first print could not have gone better/been easier.

    • +1

      Use Cura to slice instead

      • +1

        Yep, I changed to Ultimaker Cura this morning as Creality Slicer is just a rebrand of it anyway (they even missed UI elements in some places which still say Ultimaker Cura).

        NOTE: You can use Cura's preconfigured "Creality CR10S Pro" settings for this v2 printer as the only difference between the 2 in regards to slicing is the BLTouch, which has no effect.

        Out of curiosity, I did Start and End gcode comparisons between Cura and Creality Slicer's preconfigs, and found the following differences:

        • Cura has an extra "G29 ;Auto bed Level" at the start of each print to initiate an auto-bed level. I left this addition and did NOT remove it to match Creality Slicer.
        • Cura moves/presents its' finished prints at the front of the printer "G1 X0 Y{machine_depth} ;Present print" whereas Slicer presents at the back "G1 X0 Y0 ;Present print". I've left this as-is as I prefer presentation at the front since you don't have to weave through the gantry/axis poles to remove prints.
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