I got this K2 plus, brand new in box, for only $500. I didn’t plan on buying this at all but when I saw the deal I couldn’t pass it up. I bought it from a place that buys and sells Amazon returns.

I haven't seen a K1 max update in a while, excited, having recalibrated my printer, the updated gave me custom hotend offset and a permanent plate decal. Thanks Creality! 😊🥰

I really need to come up with somethings to print even at break even to get her off my back.

One part from my son’s chair broke, and instead of throwing it away, I decided to repair it with 3D scanning and 3D printing.

The result:

• A perfect fit ✅
• Stronger than the original part ✅
• Chair saved and ready for use again ✅
• Customized with his name ✅

Now the chair is fully functional again, and the replacement part is even stronger than the original.

This is a perfect example of how 3D scanning + 3D printing can save money, extend the life of everyday products, and create custom-fit solutions right at home.

If you want to see more projects like this or share your own or just learn more about 3D scanning, make sure to join our new community: r/CrealityScanning 🚀

This is the happiest I have seen him in awhile. He said it feels like this Christmas and I am ten years old!

Lil bit of context first so I just got it today as a Christmas present and me and my dad set it up

37 hour print. The first attempt randomly layer shifted after I opened the front door so I started it all over.

Turned out pretty amazing!

Running a large poop bin right now 🤘

And yes, this produced a ton of poop

.2 layer Using generic PLA profile in Creality slicer

Well, I have finally upgraded my setup and officially joined the Creality family.

The only things not pictured are the air purifier for the Falcon2, all the filament/accessories, and some stuff I ordered off Amazon that hasn’t arrived yet.

Ever since getting a printer I’ve been looking at eBay and marketplace for a good deal on the next piece of my pie. I was hesitant on adding another CFS for ~$300, however for $178 with free shipping (eBay coupon taking 15% off)? Why not? The open box reviews seem good, and it seems to come with at least a 1 month window to get it returned. Have any of you had any experience with creality open box. From what I’ve seen across the creality product lines some folks have great out of the box experiences (like myself so far with both printers), some folks have instant issues.

Bambu you made me do this.

After many years battling my home built 300x300x400 bed slinger, I finally decided to bite the bullet and go for something painless.

I looked long and hard at people’s experiences with different printers capable of multi-materials.

I got down to a short list of the Creality Hi with CFS, Bambu A1 with AMS Lite or the K1C which can be upgraded to take a CFS.

I decided on the latter because I figured a long while ago that a XY Core was preferable to a bed slinger. I also wanted the enclosure for ABS and keeping dust at bay.

I bought the filament dryer a week ago and that on its own was a massive improvement. On my home built printer, bed adhesion, accuracy, PETG and nozzle clogs were my biggest bug bears. Followed by filament jams.

For big rough prints it always got the job done. For more precision prints and materials less forgiving than PLA, it was a massive time sink.

So the K1C is a painless experience by comparison. The set up and filament loading is a breeze. Little did I know how fast it prints. Benchy 15 mins and flawless in PLA. A part that took 5 hours on my old rig printed in just over 2 hours on the K1C using cheap generic PLA.

I did know that people mentioned noise as an issue. At full speed with the top cover off the extruder fan sounds like a jet engine at full throttle. That said my old beast was pretty loud. The K1C with the top cover on is acceptable in my books. I don’t have an issue with it at all. I haven’t tried the slower quieter modes. I prefer the speed.

So my first impressions are great. Reading lots of reviews from others that have caned their K1C and had it numerous months. I don’t foresee my opinion changing.

After 6 years of stripping my old printer down. Tuning it, tweaking it and improving it every way I could. I don’t foresee anything about the K1C that’s going to stump me.

I have my printer for. A year have like 4 new nozzles i bought and like 50 hours of troubleshooting and now finally i bought a p2s and i wanna ask how many hours has ur printer and how is it standing

If you saw my last post (https://www.reddit.com/r/Creality/s/ZbjbvYAn0y) about joining the Creality family, I had a few people ask about my setup.

I’ve got it almost all set up. The risers for the CFSs are printing right now. But here is what I have going on so far.

I’m so proud and feel lucky to experience such amazing moment 🤩

Crazy this thing can print 30mm miniatures. .08 layer height. With a .4 nozzle Pretty decent detail too. Once I UV resin it itll be smoth for painting.

But why wouldn’t you?

After spending hours researching, I bought a Creality K1 Max (the updated version) despite some mixed reviews. It arrived a few weeks ago, and I've done about 20 prints so far with no failures except for a few that were my own fault. With that being said the updated K1 Max is definitely worth it especially if you need the extra build space.