Creality Official Ender 3 V2 Upgraded 3D Printer, with Silent Motherboard Mute Printing, Carborundum Glass Platform, Resume Printing Function After Power Failure, Build Volume 220x220x250mm

Produto de dificuldade mdia para montagem (muito contedo de auxlio na internet). Excelente para quem quer iniciar na impresso 3d.
Fica a dica para j encomendar filamento enquanto o equipamento no chega, pois assim que montada, voc vai querer imprimir muita coisa e a quantidade de filamento que acompanha bem pouca (apenas para teste de impresso de pequenos objetos).
Sistema muito fluido e material parece robusto de qualidade muito boa, veio com 01 bico a mais e parafusos sobressalentes.

Despus de una entrega rpida y en buen estado. Mi Primera Impresora 3D Jjjjj. El montaje, he preferido ir sin prisas y haciendo las cosas bien para que al final todo funcionase, 2h mas o menos. Por fin todo listo, despus de 15 das imprimiendo cosillas y todo sin ningn problema, puedo decir que estoy muy satisfecho con la impresora. Genial.

Embora estou iniciando neste segmento, impresso 3D, estou fascinado com a impressora. Muito boa.

Parabns excelente produto e pela qualidade da empresa na honestidade com os clientes e no prazo descrito entrega do produto….obrigado.

I was reluctant to try a 3D printer after reading comments about bed leveling and layer adhesion and on and on but I went ahead and order this one hoping that the user base would help me through the learning curve. Happily, it has been super reliable once I understood the setup a little better but that is more of a user training thing to me than a machine issue. It took me 4 or 5 starts to get the first layer to adhere because I didn’t have experience with the bed leveling (and I didn’t tighten Z axis limit switch which I installed.) Essentially, you level the bed my going from corner to corner using some sort of feeler gauge to judge the distance of the nozzle from the bed. I used a piece of notebook paper and set the bed based on a light drag which is how I would use a feeler gauge in the garage. However, this was still too far away for the first layer and it didn’t stick. When I adjusted the bed so there was a heavy drag on the paper, it worked fine. Two weeks later, I have printed dozens of things and have yet to clean the bed or level it again. It just works. Every time. The glass bed on the V2 releases printed PLA objects very reliably once it cools down. Be patient and just wait a few minutes for it to cool and the object literally falls off.

Things I wish I had realized before purchasing: The prints take way longer than I expected. I got that reality check when I put a (what was to me a modest sized) model of something through the slicer and it was estimated to take 24+ hours. The other thing I don’t care for is that this version apparently was upgraded from USB Mini B to USB Micro B rather than just jumping to USB-C. I have so far only been using the SD card sneaker network rather than USB but I will be trying USB prints direct from Cura in the near future…once I find a micro B cable that isn’t trashed. The last thing I wish I had known (or realized) was that the limitation of the printer isn’t really the build volume so much as the insane amount of time it would take to actually print something that fills the build volume. I would imagine I could order most parts and have them delivered before this printer was finished spitting it out (and quite a few could be quickly out of hardwood faster than they could be printed.) Don’t get this because there is something mundane out there that you just want to make yourself because it will be frustratingly slow. Get this because there is something that is either not available or almost what you need and with a little modeling, you can get exactly what you need, albeit in plastic… in plastic layers… hopefully without any stringy things attached… hopefully without an insane amount of breakaway support layers that will leave a rough finish… hopefully… well … you get the idea.

una delle stampanti pi belle, facili da usare e silenziosa che abbia mai provato. Se la vostra prima stampante state comprando una BMW

Better than expected. Everything worked out of the box with no issue. Great 3D prints!
Only thing I ran into was the power supply was set to 220V by default. When I first powered up, nothing happened. After some troubleshooting, found this, switched it to 110V and everything just worked.

Simple and great low budget 3D printer! this low budget 3D printer is perfect for beginners, since it has simple to follow instruction , this printer took a bit of work to put together, however with patience and by following instruction this can be done in few minutes, the printer comes in a very flat box which is excellent if you are giving it as a gift, it will be very simple to wrap! the controls are simple and easy to understand thanks to the large LCD screen.
Tip; make sure that the printer plate is hot enough before you start printing, the platform also has to be very clean, in that way the print will stick to the platform very easily 🙂
Before removing the 3D PRINT make sure you wait for the platform to be completely cool so the print will come out super easily!
The structure is very strong and great! we recommend to use PLA+ filament to get a smoother finishing in the printed pieces, the rainbow one is quite fun to work with!